And if taking eyes off LB for a moment, some of these also have interesting resistances to other diseases. Mountain Magic, for example: "High resistance to Fusarium wilt races 1, 2, and 3, late blight, and Verticillium wilt; and intermediate resistance to early blight."
When I first started growing tomatoes, I basically looked at the resistance codes, and picked the one with the most of them, and that brought me to Mountain Magic (along with a few others). I never had any disease problems with Mountain Magic, and it's been a staple of my garden ever since. Also the kids actually eat it.
It's unfortunately not homozygous for Ph2 and Ph3, but it's got them and still worthy of consideration for inclusion, I think.