Here's 19 Cravath's line from one of my current OL teams:  In only 200 ABs, he's hitting .387, with 19 doubles, 4 triples, and 14 HRs with a .512 obp, a .734 slg. pct. and a 1.246 ops.  Like I said...he's a beast in OLs!!!!!

Yes, but that is a normalization play.

I'm looking more for players who come from high HR years, and have high OBP. 

Like this?

In a 16-team progressive, which does have a heavy anti-tanking emphasis and limited keepers (which matters here because there is no incentive for teams to have weak pitching and have no reason not to fill out their rosters with decent current-season pitchers):

Mark McGwire 1998 (Robison HR -1/2 1B-1 2B 0 3B 0)

	Real Life	Progressive
OBP	.470	.457
HR	70	83
BB	162	155
IBB	28	8
SLG	.752	.787
OPS	1.222	1.244

Single season? 

I ask because the answer is pushing me towards believing the problem is with the normalization logic>

Single-season progressive? Yes. I think the setup (draft order set by salary, limited keepers, 16 teams) ends up producing about as realistic a set of batter vs. pitcher as is likely in the sim. Park factors at other 7 places in the NL average to HRLF 1, HR RF 0.86, 1B 0.29, 2B 0.71, 3B 0.00. His Advanced stats show HR/100AB 13.75, HR/100AB #11, so even with lots of games in slight HR parks, I'd have expected his HR to be down, not up. 125 of the season's games were played Live.

I'm in a single-season progressive that uses a mixed player pool, so we have players from all 1885-2012, but the average team salary is between $75-80m.

Here are a few examples:

1956 Mickey Mantle - Briggs Stadium (HR LF/RF:2/2 1B:-1 2B:-1 3B:0):

               Real Life     Progressive
PA              686              716
AB              533             598
BB              112             113
AVG           .353             .358
OBP           .464            .459
SLG           .705             .689
HR              52               56
HR/100       9.76            9.37

1941 Ted Williams - Minute Maid Park (HR LF/RF:1/1 1B:0 2B:0 3B:1):

               Real Life     Progressive
PA              636              751
AB              456             586
BB              145             165
AVG           .401             .374
OBP           .551            .512
SLG           .735             .642
HR              37               39
HR/100       8.11            6.65

1942 Ted Williams - Minute Maid Park (HR LF/RF:1/1 1B:0 2B:0 3B:1):

               Real Life     Progressive
PA              716              761
AB              522             598
BB              145             146
AVG           .356             .365
OBP           .499            .489
SLG           .648             .687
HR              36               50
HR/100       6.90            8.36

As you can see, with the exception of Williams having his HR/100 numbers for RL & sim seem to reverse from the two seasons, the rest of the stats are right around what you'd expect from RL, and I'd wager Williams '41 HR deficit was caused more by his underperforming in AVG than anything else, and his HR overperformance in '42 was caused by his stadium and pitching competition.

And, for the record, these were some of the pitchers during those three seasons:

Name	SN	G	GS	CG	SHO	W	L	SV	SVO	IP	H	R	ER	HR	BB	SO	OAV	OBP	SLG	WHIP	ERA
Joss, Addie	1904	40	37	0	0	15	8	0	0	242.00	221	70	55	0	52	73	.241	.287	.297	1.13	2.05
Brunet, George	1965	81	9	0	0	10	3	4	5	179.00	160	59	50	4	68	123	.236	.307	.304	1.27	2.51
Toney, Fred	1917	54	54	14	5	31	14	0	0	403.33	388	161	120	3	103	150	.248	.297	.308	1.22	2.68
Horlen, Joe	1966	41	41	0	0	19	10	0	0	244.33	216	81	76	17	64	132	.235	.291	.343	1.15	2.80
Wood, Joe	1911	50	45	4	1	20	13	0	0	339.00	314	120	106	6	93	213	.241	.295	.307	1.20	2.81
Wellemeyer, Todd	2008	40	33	1	0	19	7	2	2	220.00	190	79	71	14	59	123	.231	.290	.335	1.13	2.90
Kilroy, Matt	1887	86	86	61	7	53	26	0	0	734.67	725	315	240	12	195	191	.251	.302	.319	1.25	2.94
Gonzalez, Gio	2010	41	41	0	0	17	8	0	0	239.00	195	86	79	19	100	162	.221	.302	.313	1.23	2.97

Joss, Addie	1906	46	46	7	2	28	9	0	0	344.33	310	114	95	6	66	93	.235	.277	.291	1.09	2.48
Roberts, Robin	1953	54	54	13	5	24	15	0	0	414.67	389	157	121	42	68	239	.239	.273	.357	1.10	2.63
Kilroy, Matt	1889	81	81	43	13	45	22	0	0	664.00	648	244	199	13	173	282	.251	.300	.318	1.24	2.70
Marichal, Juan	1966	49	49	15	3	25	13	0	0	374.33	344	123	114	29	44	224	.240	.268	.346	1.04	2.74
Perritt, Pol	1918	50	50	3	2	21	16	0	0	318.00	301	107	99	16	75	105	.252	.299	.332	1.18	2.80
Jones, Randy	1975	41	41	7	2	17	13	0	0	299.67	275	111	95	19	60	85	.239	.281	.327	1.12	2.85
Hudson, Nat	1888	58	54	27	3	28	17	0	0	437.33	419	178	147	16	83	128	.246	.281	.327	1.15	3.03
Mulholland, Terry	1993	36	36	0	0	15	9	0	0	240.33	229	96	81	20	41	102	.249	.284	.377	1.12	3.03
Mussina, Mike	1996	41	41	2	0	16	9	0	0	283.00	278	106	97	27	70	193	.253	.299	.386	1.23	3.08
Willis, Vic	1902	80	80	6	3	30	25	0	0	548.00	583	254	192	17	156	229	.267	.319	.340	1.35	3.15
Lee, Cliff	2009	40	40	2	1	20	9	0	0	263.67	279	113	93	17	36	159	.267	.290	.375	1.19	3.17
Verlander, Justin	2010	34	34	7	2	14	14	0	0	255.67	219	103	94	8	89	192	.229	.302	.299	1.20	3.31

Martinez, Pedro	1997	43	43	0	0	16	9	0	0	280.00	210	77	65	15	71	310	.206	.267	.290	1.00	2.09
Wright, Clyde	1971	43	41	9	2	26	9	0	0	310.67	260	95	90	15	74	135	.224	.277	.302	1.08	2.61
Horlen, Joe	1967	40	39	8	5	17	10	0	0	296.67	275	106	87	21	59	101	.241	.285	.349	1.13	2.64
Marichal, Juan	1965	44	44	20	6	30	13	0	0	356.33	278	119	108	37	61	247	.210	.251	.326	0.95	2.73
Joss, Addie	1905	56	55	0	0	26	15	0	0	323.33	313	115	100	10	58	112	.250	.287	.318	1.15	2.78
Wainwright, Adam	2010	41	41	0	0	18	7	0	0	255.33	234	98	87	13	57	196	.238	.286	.326	1.14	3.07
Toney, Fred	1918	40	40	6	4	25	5	0	0	303.67	305	135	104	9	67	95	.255	.299	.332	1.23	3.08
Pittinger, Togie	1901	54	54	2	2	22	14	0	0	340.33	328	144	117	16	98	116	.250	.305	.342	1.25	3.09
Kilroy, Matt	1888	55	55	25	5	31	14	0	0	456.33	486	197	157	11	120	124	.270	.318	.331	1.33	3.10
Hoyt, Waite	1921	49	49	0	0	20	12	0	0	287.33	297	110	100	3	87	154	.265	.316	.353	1.34	3.13
Brown, Kevin	1989	33	32	4	1	11	16	0	0	232.67	204	97	81	8	94	106	.233	.307	.303	1.28	3.13