MelloMathTeacher

About
MelloMathTeacher (often shortened to "Mello") is a rookie coach in the Backyard Baseball League. He joined the league in Season 7 where he took control of the Junior Athletics.
MelloMathTeacher is, as you've likely guessed, a math teacher by trade. He uses his problem-solving and analytical skills to study statistics, opposing lineups, and defenses in order to achieve success in the league. He also enjoys talking about how the players on his team are handling things in the current season, sometimes even having his players chime in with quotes when other coaches in the Discord say things. He has written distinct personalities for the members of the Junior Athletics and enjoys pondering the lore and individual players of the BBL. 
Season 7
MelloMathTeacher controlled the Junior Athletics in Season 7. He named them this due to his fascination with the story of Moneyball, figuring he would try his hand at creating the "Junior" version of this. He wanted to optimize his draft carefully using the mechanics of the game to carefully piece together a very strong AI defense, and his draft strategy followed this philosophy. He consulted several veterans for questions, advice, and resources, most notably from Psanchez55 and crazyei8hts. 
The Junior Athletics played in the Frontyard Conference, a conference full of teams headed by coaches with less experience and historical success. There were a ton of struggles for the Junior Athletics in preseason, which prompted MelloMathTeacher to practice with a lot of scrimmage games to learn his own team as well as play against teams with similar characteristics as his opponents to learn how to exploit their weaknesses. This practice has helped led the team to levels of success that even the coach could not anticipate. 
They finished the regular season as Frontyard Conference champions with an 11-3 record, thanks in large part to their strong defense. Following this, they notched an upset over another strong defense in the Boston Cubs in the quarterfinals. They then defeated the Texas Rangers in the semifinals in Big City Stadium by stealing a ton of bases and taking advantage of errors from the opposing AI. Finally, they won the World Series against the Montana Floss (known in-game as the Seattle Mariners) in a five-game thriller that showcased just how far Mello's analytical skills as well as baseball skills had come.