Question 1

What is a break?

Accepted Answer

Buying one spot in a break gets you one random team. We will go live on YouTube, randomize the names/teams, and then open up a box of cards. You will get the cards pulled (out of the box) for your teams that you were assigned at the start of the stream. If it is a "PYT" or pick your team break, then it is the same format, we are just not randomizing the teams/names.

Question 2

How are hits assigned?

Accepted Answer

Hits are assigned to whatever team is pictured on the card, not who a player currently plays for. For instance, if we pull a 2014 Bowman Chrome auto of Trea Turner on the Padres, it would go to the Padres, not the Nationals (his current team). This is the fairest way to do things so we do not have to keep looking up who is currently on what team. Same goes for any former players, the card is awarded to the team on the card. For any cards that have teams that are no-longer, they will be awarded to whatever team that franchise moved to. For instance, if we pull a Philadelphia Athletics card, it would go to the Oakland Athletics since the A's went from Philadelphia, to Kansas City, and then present day Oakland. For any cards that do not have MLB Logos it will be awarded to the players current team. If the player does not have a current team then it will be awarded to the team where the player played the most amount of games for.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is a break?

How are hits assigned?