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Q: What is the
difference between a yearbook and a team book?
A: Each yearbook
contains player ratings for each club’s players on pre-cute cards or perforated card stock
pages (depending on publication date). You can leave the
perforated player rating cards intact on full pages, or separate them into individual
cards. We also include other info on each season: a rundown of the
standings and league leaders, and complete team and individual stats for each
club. Some historical yearbooks also
contain schedules and transaction lists.
Each team book contains
player ratings for each club’s players in downloadable E-Book format. For
baseball, there can be up to 17 batters on one side of each team sheet, and up to 13
pitchers on the other side, with each player's ratings contained in his own
rectangle in table format on the page. For basketball, up to 13 players
per team are represented on each team sheet. We also include other info on each
season: a rundown of the standings and league leaders, and complete team and
individual stats for each club.
Samples of both formats for
baseball can be viewed and printed:
2005 All-Stars.
Basketball sample team book sheets can be viewed and printed
here.
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