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Out of the Park Baseball 20’s New Perfect Team Cards - Perfect Team of the Decade

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Happy Holidays! Out of the Park Baseball 20 has just released a brand new set of Perfect Team cards this week, celebrating the Perfect Team of the Decade as chosen by the OOTP community. These new players will get your squad winning in your Perfect Team Leagues and Tournaments! As you can imagine, these cards are all at the Perfect 100 level and can be the difference for your team at almost any position.

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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.

In case you missed it, Out of the Park Developments is having a massive sale this week, lasting until 1 PM ET on January 2! Out of the Park Baseball 20 is now just $4.99 – 75% off – plus Perfect Points are on sale and Historical Packs are available for that same limited time! With plenty of offseason moves to make for your favorite team and a vibrant Perfect Team universe with new competitions every day, now is a great time to jump into it. You can get it directly from the OOTP website, from Steam, or from Origin.

Here is this week’s card pack:

Perfect Team of the Decade

  • Catcher – Buster Posey (100 OVR)
  • First Base – Miguel Cabrera (100 OVR)
  • Second Base – Robinson Cano (100 OVR)
  • Shortstop – Troy Tulowitzki (100 OVR)
  • Third Base – Adrian Beltre (100 OVR)
  • Designated Hitter – David Ortiz (100 OVR)
  • Outfield – MIke Trout (100 OVR)
  • Outfield – Andrew McCutcheon (100 OVR)
  • Outfield – Mookie Betts (100 OVR)
  • Starting Pitcher – Clayton Kershaw (100 OVR)
  • Closer – Craig Kimbrel (100 OVR)

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The OOTP Now Podcast: Offseason moves plus an introduction to FHM 6

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 Fangraphs’ Paul Sporer about all the big MLB offseason moves – plus a bonus segment with Adam and Jeff from Franchise Hockey Manager to introduce newcomers to interesting ways to start the game! 

The Kevin Kennedy Show: The Hot Stove season

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 dove into a lot of the offseason moves being made by clubs. As a longtime winter league manager, Kevin is passionate and lets you know exactly where he stands!

Don’t forget that Franchise Hockey Manager 6 – the best-reviewed and best-selling version of the venerable hockey strategy series ever – is available now for 50% off, just $19.99 until 1 PM ET on January 2! If you love Out of the Park Baseball, Franchise Hockey Manager is the perfect game for you too.

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