Out of the Park Baseball 20’s Killer New Collection Rewards and Faces in New Places!

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It’s the holiday season and Out of the Park Baseball 20 is loading its Perfect Team players up with new rewards for Team Collection Missions and a set of Faces in New Places cards! These are the kinds of players that will make a HUGE difference in your lineups, whether you’re pursuing a ‘traditional’ Perfect Team season championship this week or earning Perfect Points each day in all of the Tournaments.

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The latest episode of This Week in Perfect Team featured host Kris Jardine showing off all the new content. You can catch up on the episode archived on our YouTube channel, and be sure to tune in to the latest episodes of TwiPT every Monday at 9 PM ET at Twitch.tv/ootpdevelopments.

Remember – Out of the Park Baseball 20 is now just $19.99 for the offseason! Now is a great time to jump into it. With the Hot Stove league cranked up, see for yourself what moves YOUR team should make this offseason to position themselves to win in 2020. You can get it directly from the OOTP website, from Steam, or from Origin

Here are this week’s new cards:

New Team Collection Mission Rewards

  • Phillies Perfect Special Edition – Peak Richie Ashburn (CF, 100 OVR)
  • Mets Perfect Special Edition – Peak Dwight Gooden (RHP SP, 100 OVR)
  • Giants Perfect Special Edition – Peak Buster Posey (C, 100 OVR)
  • Giants Perfect Special Edition  – Peak Gaylord Perry (RHP SP, 100 OVR)

Faces in New Places

  • Bronze Historical Hardware Hero – 1996 Paul Molitor (1B; 64 OVR)
  • Bronze Historical Unsung Hero – 2015 Kendrys Morales (1B; 67 OVR)
  • Silver Historical All-Star – 2004 Moises Alou (LF, 70 OVR)
  • Silver Historical Unsung Hero – 1997 Alex Fernandez (RHP SP, 76 OVR)
  • Gold Historical Hardware Hero – 2013 Jayson Werth (RF, 81 OVR)
  • Diamond Historical Legend – Peak Manny Ramirez (LF, 95 OVR)


The OOTP Now Podcast: Winter Meeting and Rule 5 craziness! 

Every Tuesday brings a new episode of OOTP Now, the popular podcast produced by the Out of the Park Developments crew. This week, host Rich Grisham chatted with OOTP’s minor league guru Scott Spindler all about the wild times of the 2019 MLB meetings, the Rule 5 Draft, and the fairly significant changes coming to rosters and in-game pitching strategies next year. Be sure to catch it! 

The Kevin Kennedy Show: Shakeups across the board

Every Thursday brings a new episode of The Kevin Kennedy Show, brought to you by Out of the Park Baseball. Rich Grisham talks baseball with MLB player, manager, and announcer Kevin Kennedy, and no topic is off limits! This past week, the two chatted about some of the big deals emanating from the Winter Meetings and the domino effect they have on clubs throughout the league.

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