Manager: John McGraw 5'7"
C - Ivan Rodriguez 5'9"
1B - Stuffy McInnis 5'9"
2B - Joe Morgan 5'7"
SS - Omar Vizquel 5'9"
3B - Joe Sewell 5'6" (643 games at 3rd)
OF - Mel Ott 5'9"
OF - Kirby Puckett 5'8"
OF - Willie Keeler 5'4"
DH - Paul Waner 5'9"
Bench: C Roy Campanella 5'8", 2B Eddie Collins 5'9", SS Luis Aparicio 5'9", OF Enos Slaughter 5'9", OF Sam Rice 5'9", OF Lloyd Waner 5'9", OF Hack Wilson 5'6", Ichiro Suzuki 5'9"
SP - Pud Galvin 5'8"
SP - Charley Radbourn 5'9"
SP - Mickey Welch 5'8"
P - Bobby Matthews 5'5"
SP - Eddie Cicotte 5'9"
P - Jack Chesbro 5'9"
P - Clark Griffith 5'7"
P - Tommy Bond 5'8"
P - Bob Caruthers 5'7"
P - Jesse Tannehill 5'8"
RP - Tom Gordon 5'9"
RP - Roy Face 5'8"
That's the team I came up with. Do you have any changes you'd like to suggest? I'm always open to them.
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5 Comments
Post a CommentMichael - Thanks for commenting. Here's the deal. Given that height is rather important for a pitcher, there truly wasn't any other solid options than Flash. He had some great years as a starter, setup man, and closer.
man, that is some trivia knowledge to have at your local B-Dubs, lol. I know you said you were open to suggestions, but I don't have any except their has to be a better reliever to put there than Tom Gordon. Overall though definitely a unique twist I enjoyed. Cheers~
JP - yep
frag - good point
Good team Ryan! The pitching staff leaves a little to be desired, but I guess pitching is the one position height is an advantage.
5' assassins!