Zenon Estrada

==About==
Zenon Estrada is a generic kid with dark hair and a wide face. He is known for his excellent batting skill.
Zenon is a full clone of Zena Fromme. They are not modeled after any Backyard Kid. They are both known for having, arguably, the best bat in the game.
==Scouting Reports==
===Backyard Baseball 2001 and 2003===
Zenon Estrada
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Zenon is well-known for being a super-star slugger. He has a perfect 100/100 batting power rating, but unlike most 100 power bats, he also has 89 contact. So even when he doesn't hit a home run, he still gets pretty good contact. He can easily lead the league in home runs and slugging percentage. His 58 speed is good enough to leg out some doubles, but he won't be stealing too many bases. In the field, he holds his own as well. He has a 73 glove rating and 69 throwing strength, so he can play a decent third base or second base.
==League History==
===BBL===
====Season 3====
Generics were made widely available in Season 3, and Zenon was drafted 26th overall in the second round by coach crazyei8hts of the Giants, a noted lover of power hitters. Zenon and Lindsy Felgate made a dynamic duo, combining for 38 home runs, with Zenon hitting 18 of them. He also batted 0.766 and drove in 57 runs.
====Season 4====
Coach crazyei8hts took Zenon for the Giants again, this time with the 42nd pick in the second round. This Giants squad was designed to hit as many home runs as possible, and Zenon certainly contributed. Zenon upped his average to 0.776 and hit 23 of the Giants' league record 120 home runs. He also led the team with 58 RBIs. However, unlike Season 3, this version of the Giants missed the playoffs.
====Season 5====
In Season 5, Zenon became a first round pick for the first time, selected 13th overall by coach T-Boz of the Devil Rays. Zenon's numbers took a hit from his crazyei8hts' seasons, but he did lead the team with 21 RBIs. He only mustered up 4 home runs on the season, although the Devil Rays' home field was the homer-unfriendly Paveway.
====Season 6====
Zenon was drafted even earlier in Season 6, taken 5th overall by coach Nodakkian of the Braves. Zenon was the centerpiece of the Braves' offense, leading the team in batting average, steals, home runs, RBIs, and runs scored. Zenon's 0.868 batting average and 2.019 slugging percentage both led the league.
====Season 7====
Zenon dropped all the way to the 40th pick in the second round of the Season 7 draft, where he was reunited with former coach crazyei8hts, this time on the Phillies. The Phillies employed the "Bomberball" strategy once again. While Zenon's stats decreased slightly from his previous seasons with crazyei8hts, he still smacked 16 home runs and batted 0.717.
====Season 8====
Zenon was taken 20th overall by another former coach, Nodakkian of the Angels. Zenon put the Angels on his back and constructed one of the best seasons in BBL history. Zenon batted 0.808, smacked 27 home runs (second all-time), and drove in 90 runs (6th most all-time, second most in the "Lulu" era). For his efforts, Zenon was voted co-MVP with Cheryl Reynolds.
====Season 9====
In Season 9, Zenon remained in the first round, drafted 22nd overall by coach Toast of the Twins. While Zenon was unable to replicate his ungodly numbers from the previous season, he was still an important batter in the Twins' lineup, batting 0.736 with 16 home runs, 32 RBIs, and 21 runs scored.
====Season 10====
=====2001=====
In Season 10, on the 2001 side, Zenon was drafted 19th overall in the first round by coach benjaminion of the Padres, although this team was eventually coached by Zenon's last coach, Toast. Zenon was a big bat in the Padres' lineup, leading the team in home runs and RBIs, driving in 40 of the Padres' 113 runs on the season. 
=====2003=====
On the 2003 side, Zenon was also drafted 19th overall by coach benjaminion, this time for the Cubs, who would eventually be coached by Heinz. Zenon slightly struggled at the plate, batting a career worst 0.553, but he still led the Cubs in homers, RBIs, and runs scored. 
====Career Stats====
Zenon Estrada Career Stats
S 	Team 	Coach 	G 	AB 	H 	1B 	2B	3B	HR 	RBI	R 	BB	SO	SB	E 	TB 	AVG 	SLG 	OPS 	RC
3 	Giants 	crazyei8hts 	14 	64 	49 	17 	11	3 	18 	57 	36 	1 	1 	9 	1 	120	0.766	1.875	2.644	92.3
4 	Giants 	crazyei8hts 	14 	67 	52 	14 	14	1 	23 	58 	46 	3 	3 	2 	0 	137	0.776	2.045	2.830	107.6
5 	Devil Rays 	T-Boz 	14 	43 	25 	11 	7 	3 	4 	21 	10 	2 	2 	0 	4 	50 	0.581	1.163	1.763	30.0
6 	Braves 	Nodakkian 	14 	53 	46 	20 	8 	1 	17 	40 	27 	0 	3 	11	3 	107	0.868	2.019	2.887	92.9
7 	Phillies 	crazyei8hts 	14 	60 	43 	20 	7 	0 	16 	34 	31 	2 	4 	2 	0 	98 	0.717	1.633	2.359	71.1
8 	Angels 	Nodakkian 	14 	52 	42 	8 	5 	2 	27 	90 	35 	0 	1 	2 	7 	132	0.808	2.538	3.346	106.6
9 	Twins 	Toast 	14 	53 	39 	21 	2 	0 	16 	32 	21 	0 	1 	0 	3 	89 	0.736	1.679	2.415	65.5
10	Padres (2001)	benjaminion/Toast	14 	51 	33 	15 	3 	0 	15 	40 	21 	0 	2 	1 	1 	81 	0.647	1.588	2.235	52.4
10	Cubs (2003) 	benjaminion/Heinz	14 	47 	26 	9 	3 	0 	14 	32 	17 	1 	6 	1 	0 	71 	0.553	1.511	2.073	39.9
 	 	TOTAL 	126	490	355	125	60	10	150	404	244	9 	23	33	19	875	0.724	1.786	2.515	638.28
==Trivia==
*Zenon is second all-time in career home runs with 150, only trailing Sammy Sosa. Sosa has 177 home runs, but also has one more recorded season of stats than Zenon.
Category:Generic Kids