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12-22-2018, 09:02 AM
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The 2nd hardest back for my tinker back run was a 350, 25 (Mac, thanks again for hooking me up). Since I got mine about 1.5 years ago, I have only seen one other (although I haven’t been too actively looking), and of course it’s on eBay right now....
I still need the darn AB 460. It’s amazing how some backs are just so damn hard in certain player-fronts. As an aside, I bought the Tinker Uzit first and Adam G sold me his Pied fact 42, which is nothing short of impossible, so I bet I was lucky and there are harder Tinker bat off combos than SC 350, 25. But the fact 25 can be a real pain in the ass sometimes! 
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