....but I won’t say which team out of embarrassment after choking on drafting a couple of high schoolers back in March (you can figure out who).

Anyway, to maybe make things a little easier, here’s a list of each league’s players sorted by position.

AMERICAN LEAGUE
P Tim Alderson
P Brett Anderson
P Phillippe Aumont
P Collin Balester
P Daniel Bard
P Dellin Betances
P Michael Bowden
P Brooks Brown
P Carlos Carrasco
P Daniel Cortes
P Wade Davis
P Kyle Drabek
P Clint Everts
P Jaime Garcia
P Gio Gonzalez
P Deolis Guerra
P Eric Hurley
P Jeremy Jeffress
P Masahide Kobayashi
P Matt Latos
P Brad Lincoln
P Shane Lindsay
P Michael Main
P Justin Masterson
P Brian Matusz
P Jake McGee
P Kevin Mulvey
P Jeff Niemann
P Jon Niese
P Jarrod Paker
P Greg Reynolds
P Mark Rogers
P Jeff Samardzija
P Joe Savery
P Max Scherzer
P Nick Schmidt
P Brett Sinkbeil
P Anthony Swarzak
P Chuck Tiffany
P Chris Tillman
P Donald Veal
P Chris Volstad
P Jordan Walden
P Chris Withrow

C Bryan Anderson
C Hank Conger
C Nick Hundley
C Taylor Teagarden

1B Chris Davis
1B Brian Dopirak
1B Eric Duncan
1B Beau Mills
1B Casey Rogowski

2B Matt Antonelli
2B Hernan Iribarren

3B Kevin Ahrens
3B Eric Campbell
3B Blake DeWitt
3B Matt Dominguez
3B Evan Longoria
3B Josh Vitters
3B Neil Walker

SS Elvis Andrus
SS Tim Beckham
SS Emmanuel Burriss
SS Adrian Cardenas
SS Todd Frazier
SS Carlos Gomez
SS Mike Moustakas
SS Carlos Triunfel

OF Brian Barton
OF Michael Burgess
OF Trevor Crowe
OF Kosuke Fukudome
OF Gorkys Hernandez
OF Javier Herrera
OF Jason Heyward
OF Aaron Hicks
OF Chad Huffman
OF Austin Jackson
OF Ryan Kalish
OF Drew Stubbs
OF Jose Tabata

NATIONAL LEAGUE
P Nick Adenhart
P Jimmy Barthmaier
P Mitchell Boggs
P Andrew Brackman
P Jose Ceda
P Aaron Crow
P Johnny Cueto
P Fautino de los Santos
P Thomas Diamond
P Scott Elbert
P Brandon Erbe
P Neftali Feliz
P Brian Finch
P Matt Harrison
P Jeremy Hellickson
P Gaby Hernandez
P Alan Horne
P Will Inman
P Hiroki Kuroda
P Chuck Lofgren
P James McDonald
P Tim Melville
P Adam Miller
P Abel Moreno
P Adam Ottavino
P Chris Perez
P Rick Porcello
P Aaron Poreda
P David Price
P Cole Rohrbough
P Ismael Ramirez
P Henry Rodriguez
P Humberto Sanchez
P Henry Sosa
P Julio Teheran
P Jacob Thompson
P Casey Weathers
P Sean West

C John Jaso
C P.J. Pilittere
C Matt Wieters

1B Yonder Alonso
1B Lars Anderson
1B Jordan Brown
1B Chris Carter
1B Eric Hosmer
1B Brad Nelson
1B Justin Smoak

2B Jayson Nix
2B Alexei Ramirez
2B Jemile Weeks

3B Pedro Alvarez
3B Juan Francisco
3B David Freese
3B Wes Hodges
3B Harold Martinez
3B Bill Rowell
3B Angel Villalona

SS Reid Brignac
SS Alcides Escobar
SS Brent Lillibridge
SS Jed Lowrie
SS Chris Nelson

OF Engel Beltran
OF Jay Bruce
OF Tyler Colvin
OF Colin Curtis
OF Juan Duran
OF Dexter Fowler
OF Carlos Gonzalez
OF Cedric Hunter
OF Desmond Jennings
OF Matt LaPorta
OF Chris Marrero
OF Fernando Martinez
OF John Mayberry, Jr.
OF Andrew McCutchen
OF Colby Rasmus
OF Nolan Reimold
OF Michael Saunders
OF Jordan Schafer
OF Travis Snider
OF Brad Snyder

Don’t know enough of the stats of these players to populate complete teams, but I think Andrus should make the AL roster, despite his modest offensive contributions. A “1” shortstop is such a big deal in Strat, and everything I’ve read suggests that he’s as good as there is defensively in the minors. And, it’s not like he’s totally stinking at .295/.355/.351 in AA with 31 SB already this year.

P.S. Gotta be happy with your players on Metropolis, I’m thinking. :)

I’ve only played Strat a few times as a young teenager, so I don’t remember everything about it.

I do play Dyansty League Baseball(Formerly PTP).

My question is, does Strat make cards for the minor leaguers? Or, how can you actually play a futures game with guys who have not appeared in the majors yet?

The Dyansty League I am in does have a futures game, but we are restricted to players who played enough in MLB last year to get carded. So, this years ‘futures’ game will likely have Saltalamacchia playing(for example).

C’mon guys, I know you all know your stuff…