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Originally Posted by Fyrestorm3
"Anyone who's played for them at some point" is what I'm doing for my Boston collection team. Less out of necessity, since there's a decent amount of good Red Sox cards, and more out of convenience. It was wholly necessary in order to field a team in the early going, and now cards like Lester, Lowrie, and Iglesias have made decent fill-ins. Should be able to phase them out as the seasons go on, but to me it's not 100% necessary to have all the cards be Red Sox versions.
...Besides, I really like Adrian Beltre.
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Originally Posted by Morug
Your rules can be extended to players drafted by the Expos? This will add Cliff Lee, Randy Johnson, Grady Sizemore and many more...I think I will add this type of players too.
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Lol yup, I'll count them (Johnson actually did pitch for the Expos). I decided to count them when I saw a Lee up for auction recently. If you can actually get them all, then it actually gives them a pretty damn awesome rotation - Johnson, Pedro, Lee at the top, and probably Langston and Dennis Martinez rounding it out. And the offense should be able to hold its own in a regular league with Carter/Rose/Vidro/Lansing/Alou/Grissom/Walker/Vlad/Staub. SS is a bit weak - I guess we count Maury Wills there, but he's probably the weakest position in the bunch. Bullpen might be a bit thin, too, but can fill it out with role players. Just a question of finding those starters, as they don't come cheap.