which low rated players that play great for you?

[Radja]

i am in the middle of my second season on 12. i am using the rockies and Andrew Brown is ing near .400 for me since i called him up 24 games in. only carlos gonzales is above 300 on the rest of my team. brown isn't in the league stat board yet because he doesn't have enough AB's but he would be well ahead.

at the start of the season, my team AB % was around .230 and i had to call up guys to do something. he came up and started tearing it up. he had a 21 game hit streak.

i love the fact that there are just bars for ratings. you have to try guys to see how they play.

moscosco is my surprise top pitcher. i brought him up to pitch bullpen because i was sucking there also. he had 1.10 era when i decide to move him to the starting lineup to cover injured pitchers.

who works for you?

[Bobhead]

Last year I had a Tampa Bay franchise and Ben Zobrist was batting way over .300, like the .320 area, and led the team in HRs.

Jeremy Hellickson, who was iirc their 3rd or 4th best pitcher, led my team in ERA, and IP, by far my most dominant pitcher.

And I'll never forget 2 years ago, in The Show 2011...
Mets' bullpen reliever Taylor Buchholz did not allow a single run until mid-July, in about 40 IP.

[BoomerHB52]

Ryan Roberts in my Rays franchise. He probably stinks 90% of the time but the guy is as clutch as you can get. He can be 0 for 5, if he's coming to bat in the bottom of X innings with the winning run on base, he always pulls it off. Always.

That's why in year 1 he finished with a .225AVG but the guy is clutch. Love it

[ML]

In 2015 Jonathon Villar hit .320 from the end of August, the next season he struggled a bit at the plate but him and Altuve roll such a sweet DP, and he hit got hot again at the end of the season, leading the Stros to a 89 win game season and we're in the playoffs for the first time in a while!

[CKW11]

Quote: Originally Posted by BoomerHB52

Ryan Roberts in my Rays franchise. He probably stinks 90% of the time but the guy is as clutch as you can get. He can be 0 for 5, if he's coming to bat in the bottom of X innings with the winning run on base, he always pulls it off. Always. That's why in year 1 he finished with a .225AVG but the guy is clutch. Love it

Came in to pretty much say this. He's hitting around .280 for me though. His average with RISP tho is fantastic, over .400, like you said dude is clutch.

[dingleberryfinn]

Adeiny Hechavarria, he doesn't play great but he does overachieve for me.

[G3no_11]

Small sample size so far, but Yorvit Torrealba is hitting .274 for me with a whopping .536 AVG/RISP. Doesn't hit for power, but he can throw out a hit or 2 every time he starts in place of Wilin Rosario.

I'm a few games before the all-star break, but Yorvit only has 117 AB's, and 28 of those are with AB/RISP. I'll take a back up catcher who hits 15/28 with RISP any day.

[HouseKeepinItReal]

Ian Stewart is leading my Cubs franchise with 24 HR in 2013