created players in asb

[andruwjones00]

anybody know how to create lew ford and justin morneau for the twins. Does anybody know a site with updated player created players? that sounds stupid

[rvd2kewl]

Re: created players in asb

Here is a link to a website that has ratings for created players.

[rvd2kewl]

Re: created players in asb

Here is a link to a website that has ratings for created players.

[rvd2kewl]

Re: created players in asb

Here is a link to a website that has ratings for created players.

[SnakeEyez]

Re: created players in asb

I don't think Morneau is on that list.. but here's a scouting report which may help.

Justin Morneau
Minnesota Twins
Position: 1B Height: 6-4 Weight: 200 Born: 5/15/81 Bats: Left Throws: Right Skin: white
Scouting report
Morneau is large and strong, but isn't a one-dimensional home run hitter. Indeed, he's hit more for average than for power so far in his career, though he is lofting the ball more frequently in '03. He's just two homers shy of his career-best mark already, and it's only May. Morneau has a beautiful stroke, and unlike many power hitters, his swing is not "long."

He destroys fastballs, and has learned how to read breaking balls and changeups. Although his walk rate is not overly high, he has good plate coverage, sound knowledge of the strike zone, and doesn't strike out much. Morneau is slow and won't be a threat to steal bases in the major leagues. His defense at first base is adequate, but will never be as good as current Twins first-sacker Doug Mientkiewicz. Scouts praise his work ethic, and he's worked hard to bounce back from a series of nagging injuries. Like most Twins prospects, he is fundamentally sound even if he doesn't have enough speed to scare pitchers.

[SnakeEyez]

Re: created players in asb

I don't think Morneau is on that list.. but here's a scouting report which may help.

Justin Morneau
Minnesota Twins
Position: 1B Height: 6-4 Weight: 200 Born: 5/15/81 Bats: Left Throws: Right Skin: white
Scouting report
Morneau is large and strong, but isn't a one-dimensional home run hitter. Indeed, he's hit more for average than for power so far in his career, though he is lofting the ball more frequently in '03. He's just two homers shy of his career-best mark already, and it's only May. Morneau has a beautiful stroke, and unlike many power hitters, his swing is not "long."

He destroys fastballs, and has learned how to read breaking balls and changeups. Although his walk rate is not overly high, he has good plate coverage, sound knowledge of the strike zone, and doesn't strike out much. Morneau is slow and won't be a threat to steal bases in the major leagues. His defense at first base is adequate, but will never be as good as current Twins first-sacker Doug Mientkiewicz. Scouts praise his work ethic, and he's worked hard to bounce back from a series of nagging injuries. Like most Twins prospects, he is fundamentally sound even if he doesn't have enough speed to scare pitchers.

[SnakeEyez]

Re: created players in asb

I don't think Morneau is on that list.. but here's a scouting report which may help.

Justin Morneau
Minnesota Twins
Position: 1B Height: 6-4 Weight: 200 Born: 5/15/81 Bats: Left Throws: Right Skin: white
Scouting report
Morneau is large and strong, but isn't a one-dimensional home run hitter. Indeed, he's hit more for average than for power so far in his career, though he is lofting the ball more frequently in '03. He's just two homers shy of his career-best mark already, and it's only May. Morneau has a beautiful stroke, and unlike many power hitters, his swing is not "long."

He destroys fastballs, and has learned how to read breaking balls and changeups. Although his walk rate is not overly high, he has good plate coverage, sound knowledge of the strike zone, and doesn't strike out much. Morneau is slow and won't be a threat to steal bases in the major leagues. His defense at first base is adequate, but will never be as good as current Twins first-sacker Doug Mientkiewicz. Scouts praise his work ethic, and he's worked hard to bounce back from a series of nagging injuries. Like most Twins prospects, he is fundamentally sound even if he doesn't have enough speed to scare pitchers.