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Kiiiiiiiiiiiiis

## About

KiiiiiiiiiiiiiS, 13, K13iS, or Brian is a BBL coach who made his debut in the 4th season, where he ultimately won the Championship in 4 games. He is known for his very strong W/L record due to his strong teams and willingness to exploit the "grounderball" strategy. His usage of Mr. Clanky in Season 4 spurred the discussion of whether Clanky is overpowered, which led to the robot being banned in Season 5. He occasionally streams his games on twitch and uploads videos to YouTube.

## Accomplishments

* Champion, White White Sox (Season 4)
* Runner-Up, Red Red Sox (Winterball)
* 2nd Place (the Jibbo Open 2)
* Winner (The Jibbo Open 3)

## BBL Season 4

KiiiiiiiiiiiiiS coached the White White Sox at Scrapco.

#### **White White Sox**

The White White Sox (also known as the Pink Sox) with the second best overall record in the league (13-1). In the playoffs, the White White Sox beat the Blue Jays in the first round and the Mariners in the second, advancing to the championship. The White Sox faced the Brewers in the Championship, winning the first game, losing the second, winning the third, and winning the fourth to become the Season 4 champions.
Hot and Cold Days

This is a list of known factors that result in players having "hot" (increased ratings) or "cold" (decreased ratings) days. Also note that hot and cold days can happen randomly to any player without reason.

*All ratings are reported as batting|running|pitching|fielding*.

	+ *There are some Save State Hacking related issues and quirks with this one. Maria must come first in the order of the team members in the roster line. To do this without opening the file, either draft Maria first or make sure she always ends the game as the left fielder. It is also possible to make each team's "colors" in the file pink without actually changing the colors of the uniform.*
* Despite being siblings, there appears to be no change in ratings when Vicki and Kenny Kawaguchi are in the same game.
* Marky also improves when playing against the White Sox or Red Sox, and worsens when playing for the White Sox or Red Sox. According to his player bio, he doesn't like socks.
* Lisa Crocket improves from 5/8/6/4 to 6/8/6/8 when teammates with Mike Piazza. Only a thing in Backyard Baseball 2003. Crush on the original Supreme?
* Despite having a namesake field, Pablo Sanchez does not see an improvement when playing at Casa de Pablo.
* All Backyard and Pro kids receive a small boost in ratings when playing on their birthday, as denoted by their player card. You can also change the date on your computer to match whichever player's birthday you would like it to be.
* It appears that clones of pro/Backyard players do not receive the same increases/decreases as their pro/Backyard counterparts.
Aesnop

Aesnop is best known for taking teams with little firepower and getting the most out of them. Once quoted as saying "we're definitely losing this week guys, don't worry." He went 14-0 his first full season before losing in the playoffs.

You might see him out there with a Debby Nagasawa Profile picture with a nuke going off in the background and that's basically the story of the s4 Mariners. She won MVP by being the only offense on the undefeated team.
Food

There are three types of food you can craft

* Plant-based food
* Meat-based food
* Preserved

Preserved can only be crafted in the enhanced kitchen and unlike most other type of foods, it does not spoil. Some recipes has to be unlock like the cooked wild greens for example. Vegetarian Stew is a unique secret recipe and the only one that is currently hidden in the game.

## Best foods ?

Every food has its advantages, but some are better than others overall. Here is a list of interesting facts to take into account to chose the optimal food depending on which stage of the game you are in :

* There are only 4 food that reduce toxicity : Onion Soup, Tomato Preserves, Turnip à la Leona and Roast Squirrel.
* Soups are the most hydrating food and the most "healing" with +30 water and -10 toxicity.
* Boiled Ham is the most "calorie dense food" with +200 food and does not spoil.
* Cooked Ham is the most efficient meat for hunger, since you get 2 cooked ham with one pig, you have eventually +260 for one animal.
* Bean patties are the most efficient plant based food, since you get 5 patties with one bean flour bag, you have eventually +225 for one recipe. Corn breads are good too but amounts to a little bit less with +200.
* Honey is not prepared in the fireplace or enhanced kitchen, but is a by-product of a full beehive.

## Food list

Below is a list of every craftable food (plus honey). Raw or uncooked food is not listed as they have poor stats and thus are less relevant.

## Drinks

Coffee and Tea can be crafted in the fireplace or enhanced kitchen, the rest in the chemistry table, after finding the corresponding recipe.

## History

* **V1.2.1:** Some foods now rots after some time. Food can now we preserved by turning it into canned food in the enhanced kitchen.
* **06/27/20:** Onion soup was added to the game.
Backyard Baseball Online Season 3

The 3rd season of the **Backyard Baseball Online League** started in May 7, 2023 with regular season scheduled to end on July 22. Playoffs started shortly after on July 25, and the championship series ended on September 18. Unlike the previous seasons, this season was split into two leagues: the **Humongous League** made up of more experienced coaches and the **Junior League** made up of coaches new to the online mode.
Jimmy Rollins

## About

Jimmy Rollins is an MVP-winning shortstop who played from 2000 to 2016, mostly with the Philadelphia Phillies. He also made 3 all-star teams, won 4 Gold Gloves, and won a World Series in 2008.

## Scouting Reports

### Backyard Baseball 2003

Jimmy Rollins

Jimmy's highest attribute is his 90/100 intelligence, although it's not clear what exactly that does. Other than that, his main perk is his 85 speed. His arm is okay for a shortstop, at 50 power and 70 accuracy. His bat leaves much to be desired, at 58 in both power and contact, but his speed can beat out many short ground balls.

## League History

### BBL

#### Season 3

Jimmy was not available until Season 3, as the first two season were played on Backyard Baseball 2001. He was drafted 38th overall in the 2nd round by coach Ellman of the Brewers. Jimmy was a useful member of the lineup, hitting the most doubles with 10, and finishing just behind Ichiro for the team leads in home runs, runs scored, and stolen bases.

#### Season 4

With more emphasis on strong throwing arms, Jimmy slipped a little bit to the 59th overall pick in the 3rd round by coach Nick Foles is my dad of the Wombats. Jimmy had another solid season, batting 0.617 and scoring 29 times.

#### Season 5

Jimmy's draft stock continued to tumble, until he was taken with the 78th pick in the 4th round by coach Nate of the Fishes, although this team was eventually taken over by jlund24. Between the two coaches, Jimmy tied for the team lead in RBIs with 13.

#### Season 6

In Season 6, Jimmy was taken 63rd overall in the 3rd round by coach MarcoMcGwire of the Cubs, although some replacement coaches took over the Cubs as the season went along. Among all the coaches, Jimmy had one of his roughest seasons yet, batting 0.421 and scoring just 9 times.

#### Season 7

Perhaps due to his previous 2 weak seasons, Jimmy fell to 84th overall in the fourth round, where he was taken by coach SilverBullet102 of the Giants. Jimmy's season wasn't much better than his previous output.

#### Season 8

Jimmy went 62nd overall in the 3rd round of the Season 8 draft, selected by coach elchrisblanco of the Fishes. Jimmy's career was revitalized, as he batted 0.617, scored 23 times, and stole 15 bases. The Fishes made it to the NLCS before they were eliminated.

#### Season 9

In Season 9, with defensive locks abolished, Jimmy's draft stock fell. He was drafted 115th overall in the 5th round by coach arcothunder of the Athletics. He had a very similar year to his previous effort, batting 0.620 with 20 runs scored.

## Trivia

* Jimmy is a rare switch hitter, one of three available among the normally selectable kids in Backyard Baseball 2003, the other two being Chipper Jones and Carlos Beltran.
Backyard Sports Leagues Wiki

**Welcome to the Backyard Sports Leagues Wiki**
We're a collaborative community website about Backyard Sports Leagues that anyone, including you, can build and expand. Edit as you desire! This wiki will primarily serve as an archive for the reddit Backyard Baseball League, but should be a great resource for anybody who wants to create their own leagues, hack backyard games, and organize events.

Backyard Sports League (reddit) • Events • Players• Coaches • Leagues • Save State Hacking • The Meta • Vods

### Videos

Match of the Week 3

Little Monsters (Season 5 BSBL Lulu)

Super-Duper Melonheads (Season 4 BSBL Lulu)

Junior Brewers (Season 4 BSBL)

Super-Duper Melonheads (Season 4 BSBL)

Super-Duper Melonheads (WinterBall BSBL)Super-Duper Melonheads (Season 3 BSBL)

## Quick Links

Backyard Sports League (reddit)PlayersCoaches

*Need help building out this community?*

* Getting Started
* How to Contribute
* Managing your new community
* Guides
* All Help articles

You can also be part of the larger Fandom family of communities. Visit Fandom's Community Central!

*Community Founders*: Write a good and paragraph-length description for your welcome section about your topic. Let your readers know what your topic is about and add some general information about it. Then you should visit the admin dashboard for more tips.
Richie Sexson

## About

Richie Sexson is an all-star first baseman who played in MLB from 1997 to 2008. He hit 306 home runs in his career. He is perhaps best known for his great height, standing 6'8".

## Scouting Reports

### Backyard Baseball 2003

Richie Sexson

Richie's best attribute may be his height. At 5/5 height, he is adept at catching fly balls and errant throws from infielders. None of his offensive or defensive skills are rated above 65, leaving much to be desired there. Richie is actually a decent pitcher, with an 80 slowball and an 80 right hook, but he has below average stamina. His high release point may make it difficult to pick up his pitch location if the opponent is not using the swing spot or pitch locator.

## League History

### BBL

#### Season 3

Richie was not available until Season 3, as the first two season were played on Backyard Baseball 2001. He was drafted 126th overall in the 6th round by coach GreenDayEagles of the Rockies. Richie was a decent bat in the lineup, but he actually made his biggest impact on the mound. He pitched the most innings on the Rockies and posted a 0.35 ERA over 34 innings of work.

#### Season 4

With concerns over his bat and his throwing arm, Richie fell all the way to the 9th round, getting picked 196th overall by coach Eauxps I. Fourgott of the Melonheads. Richie certainly seemed like a 9th rounder, finishing last on his team in almost every offensive category.

#### Season 5

Richie remained in the 9th round, getting taken 184th overall by coach GSchlim of the Brewers, Sexson's real life team. Richie's numbers improved dramatically, and he was one of the biggest bats on the team.

#### Season 6

With more emphasis on using locks to set up the AI defense, Richie was drafted earlier this season, drafted 155th overall in the 7th round by coach Wizard of the Wombats. Richie didn't do much offensively, but he did play a great first base, which was what he was expected to do.

#### Season 7

In Season 7, Richie was taken in the exact same position: pick 155 in the 7th round. This time, he was taken by coach Marco of the Yankees. Richie was a hindrance to the team, hitting no home runs and tying for the fewest runs scored, with 6.

#### Season 8

Richie was taken earlier in Season 8, drafted with the final pick of the 5th round, pick 120 overall by coach Toast of the Twins. Richie enjoyed one of the best season of his career, setting career highs in home runs and batting average.

#### Season 9

In Season 9, with player position locks abolished, first basemen were much less valuable. Consequently, Richie was drafted 195th overall in the 9th round by coach Marco of the Wombats, who eventually traded him to coach Eauxps I. Fourgott of the Melonheads. Being a 9th round pick gave Richie the ability to use power ups, and that led to a career year for him. He set career highs in batting average (0.593), RBIs (33), and runs scored (20). He also was the Melonheads' main pitcher for the first half of the season.

## Trivia

* Richie's full name is Richmond Lockwood Sexson.
Jeromy Burnitz

## About

Jeromy Burnitz is an all-star outfielder who played from 1993 to 2006 for several different teams. He hit 315 home runs in his career.

## Scouting Reports

### Backyard Baseball 2001

Jeromy Burnitz

Jeromy is a decent all-around player, but doesn't excel in any particular skill. He has an above-average glove (81), throwing strength (80), and batting power (83), but those are his highest three attributes.

## League History

### BBL

#### Season 1

Jeromy was snatched up with the 66th pick in the 8th round of the first ever BBL draft by coach Yurya of the Diamondbacks. He had a decent season and led the team in doubles with 17.

#### Season 2

In Season 2, Jeromy was picked 56th overall by the Astros and coach WIlbur Wood to conclude the 7th round. The team eventually was handed over to coach gmchappe, who had a great season with Burnitz. Jeromy led the team in triples, with 4. The Astros won the Season 2 World Series.

#### Season 9

Seasons 3 through 8 took place exclusively on Backyard Baseball 2003, so 2001-only pros like Jeromy Burnitz could not be used. However, Season 9 combined the two versions of the game, so 2001 pros were back in the mix. Jeromy was drafted 50th overall in the 3rd round by coach MartianMan of the Rockies. Jeromy's stats were significantly worse than his previous seasons, as he batted just 0.410 with no home runs, 11 RBIs, and 4 runs scored.
Ivan Rodriguez

## About

Ivan Rodriguez is a Hall of Fame catcher who played from 1991 to 2011, mostly with the Texas Rangers. He was incredibly skilled at throwing out baserunners, and has one of the strongest throwing arms in the game.

## Scouting Reports

### Backyard Baseball 2001

Ivan Rodriguez

Ivan is one of the few catcher locks in the game, and he has a rocket for an arm, with 99 arm strength. His bat is decent, with 70/100 in both batting power and batting contact. He's also a pretty good pitcher, but beware of pitching him too long; his stamina is just 18/100.

## League History

### BBL

#### Season 1

Ivan was first taken with the 47th pick in the 6th round by coach GSchlim of the Fishes. Pudge had a decent season at the plate, and also made some relief appearances on the mound.

#### Season 2

Ivan was taken with the 27th pick in round 4 of the Season 2 draft by coach GreenDayEagles of the Melonheads, although this team eventually was given to alsi2843. Ivan struggled at the plate, batting just 8/33 on the season. However, he was excellent on the mound, posting a 0.43 ERA in 42 innings pitched.

#### Season 9

Seasons 3 through 8 took place exclusively on Backyard Baseball 2003, so 2001-only pros like Ivan Rodriguez could not be used. However, Season 9 combined the two versions of the game, so 2001 pros were back in the mix. Pudge was drafted with the 135th pick in the 6th round by coach MartianMan of the Rockies. Ivan had perhaps the best season of his career, batting a career best 0.556, scoring a career high 9 runs, and hitting his first 2 career home runs.

## Trivia

* Ivan Rodriguez was a childhood friend and rival of another Backyard Baseball 2001 pro, Juan Gonzalez.
Petra Chekov

## About

Petra Chekov is a generic girl with dark curly pigtails and an olive complexion. She is known for her strong bat.

Petra is a clone of Rafael Hendrix.

## Scouting Reports

### Backyard Baseball 2001 and 2003

Jane Davis

Petra is known for hitting bombs and not much else. Her 93/100 power rating is excellent for going deep, but with 56 contact she will pop up from time to time. Her low speed can be a liability if she doesn't hit it out. In the field, Petra is best kept hidden, as she has just a 26 glove and 23 arm strength.

## League History

### BBL

#### Season 3

Generics were made widely available in Season 3, and Petra was first drafted 153rd overall in the 7th round by coach GSchlim of the Hornets. She made a solid first impression as a source of offense, tying for second on the Hornets in home runs and RBIs.

#### Season 4

In Season 4, Petra's draft stock slipped a little bit, and she was drafted 211th overall in the 9th round by coach psanchez55's dad of the Fishes. Between him and coach crazyei8hts, Petra improved her power numbers, hitting 8 home runs in just 10 games of recorded stats.

#### Season 5

Coach Mavfatha of the Orioles drafted Petra 187th overall in the 9th round, but she was eventually released and did not play in Season 5.

#### Season 6

Petra returned to the BBL in a big way. She was drafted 174th overall in the 8th round by coach crazyei8hts of the Indians. She batted 0.623, swatted 17 home runs, drove in 43 RBIs, and helped the Indians win the Season 6 World Series.

#### Season 7

With more emphasis on good defense, Petra fell a bit in the draft, taken 190th overall in the 8th round by coach Vissery of the Hornets. She was once again a big source of offense, 2nd on the team in home runs and RBIs.

#### Season 8

In Season 8, coach Mavfatha of the Orioles drafted Petra 201st overall in the 9th round, allowing her the usage of powerups. She was a godsend for the Orioles' offense, batting 0.692, leading the team with 6 homers, and driving 41 of the Orioles' 131 runs on the season. Due to her efforts, she earned her first career all-star nomination.

#### Season 9

Petra was gaining recognition throughout the league, and she was drafted with the first pick of the 8th round, #169 overall, by coach SilverBullet102 of the Brewers. Petra had perhaps her toughest season yet, but she was still a contributor, hitting 5 home runs and driving in 13.

#### Season 10

##### 2001

The next season, Petra reunited with her first ever coach, GSchlim, when he drafted her 138th overall in the 7th round for his Mariners. Petra was tied for the team lead with 9 home runs, but only scored two other times.

##### 2003

In the 2003 league, she played for SilverBullet102 for the second straight season after he took her with the 171st pick in the 8th round for his Orioles. The Orioles struggled on offense but Petra led the team in homers and was one off the team lead in RBIs.
(BFOL) Backyard Football Online

Founded in 2022 by Jibbodahibbo and the Backyard Sports Online team, the Backyard Football Online League features a draft and special ruleset for an amazing season of gameplay. This Season "0" is the first attempt at an organized league for online Backyard Football.

Join the Discord to sign up for the next season or watch some games, and follow along on our Twitch or Youtube Channel.
Juan Gonzalez

## About

Juan Gonzalez is an MVP outfielder who played from 1989 to 2005, mostly for the Texas Rangers. He was traded to the Detroit Tigers between the 1999 and 2000 seasons, and only played one season for them. However, it was during this season that Backyard Baseball 2001 was released.

## Scouting Reports

### Backyard Baseball 2001

Juan Gonzalez

Juan's greatest attribute is his arm strength, at 95 out of 100. He can gun runners down from any outfield position. He also has a pretty solid bat; with 83 power and 69 contact, he's a great line drive hitter.

## League History

### BBL

#### Season 1

Juan was first selected with the 27th overall pick in round 4 by coach crazyei8hts of the Expos. Juan batted in the #3 spot for the Expos and led the team in batting average, triples, and was second in runs batted in.

#### Season 2

In Season 2, Juan was picked with the 16th overall pick to end round 2, by coach Nate of the Fishes, who called him "Mustache Man". Juan improved upon his Season 1 numbers and was an important piece of the Fishes' powerful offense.

#### Season 9

Seasons 3 through 8 took place exclusively on Backyard Baseball 2003, so 2001-only pros like Juan Gonzalez could not be used. However, Season 9 combined the two versions of the game, so 2001 pros were back in the mix. Juan was drafted 44th overall in the 2nd round by coach bobbyJONES2370 of the Angels. Juan was a solid contributor to the team, batting 0.680 and scoring 16 times.

## Trivia

* Juan Gonzalez was a childhood friend and rival of fellow Backyard Baseball pro, Ivan Rodriguez.
Jose Canseco

## About

Jose Canseco is an all-star outfielder who played from 1985 to 2001. He mashed 462 home runs over his big league career. He has since become known as the poster boy of steroid usage in Major League Baseball.

## Scouting Reports

### Backyard Baseball 2001

Jose Canseco

Jose may only have an 8/10 batting on his player card, but don't be fooled. His swing power is a perfect 100. His 8/10 rating is due to his 19/100 contact, which will result in a lot of foul balls and pop ups. He has a nice throwing arm with 80 strength and 80 accuracy. He also has incredible stamina, at 95/100, which boosts his pitching rating.

## League History

### BBL

#### Season 1

Jose was picked with the second pick of the second round (pick #10 overall) by coach Yurya of the Diamondbacks. Jose was the D-Backs' second biggest slugger behind Sammy Sosa. He nearly missed a 10-10 stealing, stealing 10 bases but only hitting 9 home runs.

#### Season 2

In Season 2, Jose was picked with the 21st overall pick in the second round by coach Nate of the Fishes, who said "Jose Canseco i guess" in regards to his selection. Jose was eventually traded to coach alsi2843 of the Melonheads. The Melonheads had a rough season, but Jose was one of the lone bright spots, tying Pablo Sanchez for the team lead in home runs and finishing 2 RBIs behind him.

#### Season 9

Seasons 3 through 8 took place exclusively on Backyard Baseball 2003, so 2001-only pros like Jose Canseco could not be used. However, Season 9 combined the two versions of the game, so 2001 pros were back in the mix. Jose was drafted 36th overall in the second round by coach bobbyJONES2370 of the Angels. Jose's return to the BBL was triumphant, as he had his best season by far. He set new career highs with a 0.685 batting average, 12 homers, 27 RBIs, and 29 runs.

## Trivia

* Jose pitched two innings for the Season 2 Melonheads, allowing one run and recording one strikeout.
JibboDaHibbo

## About

Participant starting in Season 3. Jibbodahibbo developed the snailmemes.com backyard baseball save state hacking tools and helped create the byb discord bot. JibboDaHibbo runs The Jibbo Open every April. Also referred to as Jibbo.

## Accomplishments

* 2nd Place, Junior Brewers (Season 4)
* 2nd Place, Little Fishes (Season 3 Tier 3)
* 3rd Place, Pablo Sanchez (Season 3 Home Run Derby)

## BBL Season 3

Jibbo coached the Little Fishes at Dirt Yards and Chicago White Sox at Eckman Acres.

#### **Chicago White Sox**

The White Sox had a very average season finishing 7-7 and 3rd place in the AL Central. They defeated the Mariners 2-0 in the first round of Tier 2 Playoffs. Then lost in the semifinals to the Gmchappe's Red Sox 2-0.

#### **Little Fishes**

The Little fishes had a troubling year with a notoriously awful defense. They ended the season 2-12 and last in the NL West. They went to the Tier 3 playoff and had a bit of a run, winning 2-1 vs the Bombers and then 2-0 vs the Rockies. Finally they lost horribly to the Texas Rangers coached by GreenDayEagles.

## BBL Season 4

Jibbo coached The Junior Brewers at Scrapco Field. With better draft picks Jibbo was able to secure home field advantage in the playoffs with an 11-3 record in the AL West. The Brewers won the first round 2-1 vs the Mighty Mets. In the 2nd round Jibbo won by way of forfeit to the Boston Red Sox. In the Championship Jibbo lost to Kiiiiiiiiiiiiis 3-1. This championship featured the first dual stream matchups where both players streamed their games at the same time.

## BBL Season 5 (Lulu)

Jibbo Coached the Little Monsters to a 7-7 record making the Tier Two Playoffs. In the playoffs Frank Thomas redeemed himself from his awful season performance and was nicknamed Playoff Frank.

## BBL Season 5 (Paste)

Jibbo took over the Little Fishes after week 1.

## BBL Season 6

Jibbodahibbo coached the French themed Montreal Marlins. During the draft Jibbo only selected players with French, or vaguely French names including star player Henri Deschenes and not so star player Eric Lebeaux. Not the best team in the league, it certainly wasn't so horrible that Jibbo could not produce wins in the Frontyard Division. Despite a turbulent to start, the Marlins managed a 9-5 record and had the 3rd best run total in the Frontyard League.
Backyard Baseball League Season 11

## **Setting Up the Season**

In a new approach, rather than randomly assigning or having teams draft their divisions, the divisions were arranged by the League Officials in an attempt to balance out the division by supposed coach skill. The divisions were as follows:

2001 League:

* After game 10, PepsiBoyTTV's computer stopped working and Eauxps I. Fourgott took over for the Diamondbacks.

## **The Draft**

The description below is true of both the 2001 League draft and the 2003 League draft.

The players were assigned in a 24-team, 9-round draft. The format is known as a "scattered snake" draft, where each team gets one pick per round, but the order of each round is different in order to make each team's total draft positioning relatively even. "The Wheel" randomized the order in which coaches picked their draft slot, but they were allowed to choose any group of 9 picks as stated on the draft board.

## **The Season**

### Players of the Week

The Batter of the Week and the Pitcher of the Week awards returned for Season 11. They are given weekly to the in-game players who made the biggest impact at the plate and on the mound. The winners were as follows:

### Final Standings

The standings are shown below. Teams in **bold** made the playoffs. Teams in *italics* accepted bids to the Consolation Tournament.

The Angels and Devil Rays made the wild card due to the best head-to-head record among all 7-7 teams.

### Stats

The league leaders are listed below:

\*indicates a 9th round pick, eligible to use power ups

\*\*(ERA and WHIP are minimum 28 innings pitched)

## **The Playoffs**

### Structure

In each league, the two conferences sent six teams to the playoffs. The division winners each got an automatic berth, and then the next three best records per conference, regardless of division, earned Wild Card bids.

# 2003 Playoff Bracket

## **League Awards**

The league awards were voted on by a panel of volunteer coaches. The awards were given out by conference, rather than one award for the entire league.

* **MVP:**
* **Ace Wilson:**
* **Goldie Glove:**

## **Aftermath**

With a growing number of rBBL participants, the two-league format seemed destined to stay.
Prism

**Prism Terron** is a recurring character in *Mysteries Of The Galaxy*.

**Prism Rainbow Terron** is the younger child and youngest son of Comet and Aurora, the younger brother of Glitch, Twilight, Blaze, Venus & Phase, and was named by his mother, Aurora for his similar powers to her.

## Powers & Abilities

Prism is an Astorian Canine, with a bright rainbow-colored Aura, and with ultraviolet and rainbow abilities.

* **Aura Manipulation**: Prism has the ability to manipulate and control his inner aura, granting him supernatural abilities.
	+ **Ultraviolet Manipulation**: Prism can release bright purple, red and blue blasts of UV radiation from his paws.
	+ **Force-Field Projection**: Prism can generate a crystal-tinged barrier around himself or others.
Jim Thome

## About

Jim Thome is a Hall of Fame first baseman who played from 1991 to 2012 for several teams. He spent the first 12 seasons of his career with the Cleveland Indians. He hit 612 home runs in his career, 8th most all-time.

## Scouting Reports

### Backyard Baseball 2003

Jim Thome

Jim was a slugger in real life, but his bad is noticeably average in the game, at 72/100 in both batting power and contact. His throwing arm and glove are so-so, but he has good intangibles. His intelligence, attention, and aggression are all around 80.

## League History

### BBL

#### Season 3

Jim was not available until Season 3, as the first two season were played on Backyard Baseball 2001. He was drafted with the first pick of the 6th round, 121st overall, by coach crazyei8hts of the Wombats, who tried to put together a team of only power hitters. Jim didn't exactly live up to his power-hitting expectations, tallying just 4 home runs, but he did score 31 times.

#### Season 4

With the realization that Jim's power wasn't as much as previously thought, he fell in the draft. He was taken with the 157th pick in the 7th round by coach jyknight of the Cardinals, although Jim was eventually traded to coach Ellman of the Indians, Thome's real life team. With less emphasis on power hitting, Jim had no home runs, but he did hit 21 doubles.

#### Season 5

Coach crazyei8hts and Jim Thome reunited on the Giants, after he was selected with the 139th pick in the 7th round. Jim set some new career highs with a 0.656 batting average, 6 home runs, 29 RBIs, and 20 stolen bases. The Giants finished with a league-best 13-1 record, but they lost in the NLDS.

#### Season 6

Jim was selected with the 129th pick in the 6th round by coach Mavfatha of the Orioles. Jim had a subpar season, and he finished with the fewest runs scored on his team, with just 8.

#### Season 7

In Season 7, Jim lasted until the 148th pick in the 7th round where he was drafted by coach shrewsbury91 of the Reds. Jim, and the Reds as a whole, had an awful season. He hit no home runs, and only mustered up 3 RBIs and 4 runs.

#### Season 8

Jim was taken a little sooner in Season 8, taken with the 115th pick in the 5th round by coach Vissery of the Hornets, although the team was ultimately coached by mbless1415. Jim wasn't the biggest bat in the lineup, but he was a solid first baseman.

#### Season 9

With less importance on position locks due to the modded file, Jim's stock fell drastically. He was selected with the 177th pick in the 8th round by coach elchrisblanco of the Fishes. Jim's offensive usefulness plummeted too. He had arguably his career worst season at the plate, batting just 0.311 with only one extra base hit, a home run.

## Trivia

* Despite Jim being 6'4 in real life, he was only listed as a 3 out of 5 height in the game.
Reds

The Reds logo

BBL Champions

## Overview

The Cincinnati Reds are an MLB team in the National League Central. They are available to play in Backyard Baseball 2001 and 2003. They were one of the last teams to make an appearance in the rBBL, first being selected in the Season 5 Paste League and then in the Lulu League of Season 7.

## Season 5

### Paste League

Coach Kiiiiiiiiiiiiis chose the Red Reds for the Paste League, keeping up with his tradition of taking all teams with colors in their names and making their city name the same color. The Red Reds found instant success, finishing with a 10-2 record and sweeping the Angels in the Paste League championship.

Stats are incomplete for this team.

## Season 7

For the first time in a regular BBL season, the Reds were chosen as a team. Coach shrewsbury91 chose the team and moved them to Boston. They were placed in the Indoor League, an intermediate mesh of BBL veterans and newcomers. During the draft, the Reds loaded up on a lot of pro players. However, this didn't turn out to be all that fruitful, as the Reds ended up with a 3-11 record.

The Reds accepted an invitation to play in the Consolation Tournament after the season. Here, they found a little more success. In the first round, they beat the Fishes in two consecutive games. They advanced to the second round to play the Bombers, but they would end up losing there, thus ending their season.

## Season 9

The Reds came back for Season 9, coached by BBL veteran jyknight. They played in the AL East, on the 2001 version of the game, with a home field of Steele Stadium.

The Reds got off to a rough start, losing their first four games, three of which were against eventual playoff teams. They rebounded though, winning their next four games. Ultimately, the Reds finished 6-8, missing the playoffs.

The Reds accepted a bid to the Consolation Tournament, where in a double elimination format, they lost two straight games to the Pirates and Angels.

## Season 10

### 2001

In Season 10, the Reds were chosen by rBBL rookie personizzle and named the Green Reds, so their uniforms would look very Christmas-y. The Green Reds played in the National League East at a home field of Steele Stadium and loaded up on power hitters. The Reds stumbled into the playoffs despite losing their last two games to the AI. With an 8-6 record, the Reds were tied with the Fishes for the last NL Wild Card spot, but the Reds had a 2-0 season series tiebreaker over the Fishes.

In the playoffs, the Reds were quickly eliminated in two games by the top seeded Braves, a team that beat them in Week 14 of the regular season as well.
Marty Cordova

## About

Marty Cordova is a former big league outfielder who played from 1995 to 2003, mostly for the Minnesota Twins. By the time Backyard Baseball 2001 was released, Cordova's contract with the Twins had expired, he had been signed and cut by the Boston Red Sox, and signed again by the Toronto Blue Jays. By the time the 2001 MLB season actually began, Cordova was on the Cleveland Indians.

## Scouting Reports

### Backyard Baseball 2001

Marty Cordova

Marty is known as one of the worst pros in the game, both because of his lack of real life success, and because none of his ratings on his player card are greater than 7. However, Marty does have some redeeming qualities. He has a stellar throwing arm, with 95 power and 76 accuracy. His bat isn't terrible, he has 69 batting power and 46 contact. He also can be a useful pitcher, with an 89/100 left hook and an 85/100 right hook.

## League History

### BBL

#### Season 1

Marty was first picked with the 52nd overall pick by coach GSchlim of the Braves, although he was eventually traded to coach Yurya of the Monsters. Marty was the diamond in the rough for the Monsters, leading the team in home runs and total bases, while finishing second in batting average, runs scored, and RBIs. One highlight of Marty's season was hitting a home run naturally over the left field building at Tin Can Alley, possibly the first player in BBL history to do so.

Marty finished 5th in MVP voting, although his own teammate Derek Jeter finished 3rd.

#### Season 2

Marty's draft stock improved slightly as he was drafted with the 49th pick, once again by coach GSchlim, for the Angels. This season, Schlim held on to Marty, but his numbers at the plate took a step back. He also pitched the most innings for the Angels this season.

#### Season 9

Seasons 3 through 8 took place exclusively on Backyard Baseball 2003, so 2001-only pros like Marty Cordova could not be used. However, Season 9 combined the two versions of the game, so 2001 pros were back in the mix. Marty was drafted 81st overall in the 4th round by coach bobbyJONES2370 of the Angels. Marty had a rough season at the plate, hitting just one home run and driving in 12 RBIs.

## Trivia

* To celebrate Little Cat's revamping of online mode, Marty Cordova was scheduled to appear on JibboDaHibbo's twitch stream, but double booked and missed out on the fun.
* Marty is the only pro player featured in Backyard Baseball 2001 that was never an all-star, although he did win AL Rookie of the Year in 1995.
Debby Nagasawa

## About

Debby Nagasawa is a generic girl with orangey curly pigtails and pale skin. She has been affectionately nicknamed "Debby Dingers" in the BBL Discord server.

Debby is a near-clone of Billy Jean Blackwood and Chico Pappas. Both Debby and Chico are based off of Billy Jean, but they are both considerably better than her, Chico even more so. Debby and Chico are the only two near-clones of the same Backyard Kid who don't have the same attributes.

## Scouting Reports

### Backyard Baseball 2001 and 2003

Debby Nagasawa

Debby has a fantastic bat, at 85/100 power and 95 contact. She's not the most reliable power hitter, but she can go yard from time to time and will always put the ball in play. Her fielding is subpar, with a 24 glove and 64 throwing strength. If you're really short on pitching, she has an 86 right hook you can use.

## League History

### BBL

#### Season 3

Generics were made widely available in Season 3, and Debby was drafted 54th overall in the 3rd round by coach alsi2843 of the Athletics. Between alsi and some replacement coaches, Debby had a decent year and was one of the most impactful batters on the team.

#### Season 4

In Season 4, Debby was drafted 72nd overall at the end of the 3rd round by coach aesnop of the Mariners. Debby proceeded to have one the most incredible seasons in BBL history. She batted 0.885, hit 29 doubles, 11 triples, and 19 home runs. This is a rare "quadruple double" - at least ten each of singles, doubles, triples, and homers. Debby also batted in 151 runs, a league record that still stands to this day. She helped the Mariners go a perfect 14-0, the only such instance in BBL history, and she was named MVP for her efforts.

#### Season 5

To follow up her historic season, Debby was drafted 55th overall in the 3rd round by coach mbless1415 of the Twins. Debby couldn't replicate her fantastic stats from the year before, but she still led her team in batting average, home runs, and RBIs.

#### Season 6

Impressed with her performance, coach mbless1415 drafted Debby again, this time for the Rockies with the 49th overall pick to begin round 3. Her numbers took a step down from the season prior, perhaps due to the home field of Cement Gardens.

#### Season 7

Debby slipped to the 65th pick in round 3, where she was taken by coach Jarod Johnson of the Dodgers. JJ was eventually replaced by coach hitace. Hitace got some good offense out of Debby, batting 0.682, while smacking 7 triples and 7 home runs, and also driving in 44 runs.

#### Season 8

Debby moved up to the 2nd round in Season 8, getting drafted #47 overall by coach shrewsbury91 of the Expos. Debby was the catalyst on the Expos offense, batting a team high 0.680 while also recording team highs of 9 home runs and 24 RBIs.

#### Season 9

In Season 9, Debby was drafted 60th overall in the 3rd round by coach SilverBullet102 of the Brewers. She had a decent season and led the Brewers in runs scored, with 15.

## Trivia

* Debby had more RBIs in Season 4 than she's recorded in the rest of her career.
Emery92

Emery92's current profile picture, honoring his S9 team, the White Cubs

Season 8 Champions

## Overview

**Emery92** (formerly known as **Repub92**) is a coach in the Backyard Baseball League. Emery has been a member ever since coming on as a mid-season substitute in Season 7. Emery is known for being a skilled offensive coach.

## BBL Seasons

### Season 7

In Season 7, coach jlund24 manned the Baltimore Bombers until he had to relinquish his duties halfway through the season. The Bombers were in the Indoor League, with a record of 4-3 at the all-star break. This was Emery92's first taste of BBL action, as he took over the Bombers for the rest of the season. Under Emery's guidance, the Bombers went 5-2 in the second half, finishing the season at 9-5.

Due to the playoff alignment in Season 7, this record was not enough and the Bombers missed the playoffs. But the Bombers season did not end there, as they accepted an invitation to the Season 7 consolation tournament. In the tournament, the Bombers held their momentum from the end of the regular season and breezed through the consolation bracket, beating the Twins, Reds, and Melonheads on their way to the Season 7 consolation championship! The second half of the season and the impressive consolation tournament alerted the league to the potential of Emery.

### Season 8

Coach Emery92 decided to keep the Baltimore Bombers moniker for another season. This time, he got to draft the team from scratch and oversee all operations. The Bombers were built on speed, centered around their top three draft picks: Courtney Valentino, Maynard McElroy, and Davy Marian. The Bombers were one of the highest scoring teams in the league and used their offense to put up a 12-2 record in the regular season, clinching the #1 seed in the National League.

In the playoffs, the Bombers picked up where they left off, easily dispatching the Braves in the first round, two games to none. In the NLCS, the Bombers went up against the Fishes, one of the two teams to beat the Bombers in the regular season. While having a little hiccup, the Bombers enacted their revenge, beating the Fishes two games to one to advance to the Season 8 World Series. In the World Series, the Bombers faced the 13-1 Mariners, coached by aesnop. This matchup was highly anticipated, featuring two expert coaches in a battle of offense. Once the series started, aesnop relented, citing fatigue and real life injury. Aesnop threatened to forfeit, but stuck it out through the series, which the Bombers easily won in a three game sweep, thus giving upstart coach Emery92 is first BBL championship.

### Season 9

Fresh off a World Series win, coach Emery decided to leave the Bombers name behind and become the White Cubs, after his favorite MLB team. This season is currently ongoing.
(rBBL) Backyard Baseball League

## Overview

The reddit Backyard Baseball League (rBBL) is an interactive league in which participants draft a team on Backyard Baseball, play against computer counterparts of other draft teams, and see who can defeat the computer by more runs. The rBBL was founded in 2017 by current commissioner Yurya.

The rBBL has had a number of seasons:

* Season 1
* Season 2
* Season 3
* Season 4
* Season 5 (Lulu)
* Season 5 (Paste)
* Season 6
* Season 7
* Season 8
* Season 9
* Season 10

And a number of side seasons, including:

* Softball
* Winterball

## Award Pages

* Click on the List of BBL Champions to see every team that has won a season of play in the BBL
* Each season, the MVP is given to the best player.
* Each season, the Ace Wilson Award is given to the best pitcher.
* Each season, the Goldie Glove Award is given to the most impactful defender.

## Other Pages

* Visit the Coaches page to learn more about the coaches of the league
* View the list of BBL Teams to see each team's performance.
* Check out the BBL Legends to see some myths, icons, and historical events.
* Open up the BBL Record Book to see how you fare against the all time records in the league.
Amy Bostwick

## About

Amy Bostwick was featured as one of the worst players possible in the The Jibbo Open 1 Backyard Baseball Event.

Amy is much better at football, and is was one of the top-ranked fantasy QBs in Seasons 3 and 3.5 of the Backyard Fantasy Football League.

## Scouting Report

### Backyard Baseball 2001-2003

**Amy Bostwick**

Not a player that is usually chosen. Amy has good pop on her bat and can actually hit home runs when using power swing. She has a solid line drive as well. Her arm is great (ranked 4/5 by coaches) for only 3 fielding. A 2 in running unfortunately makes her low valued as there are plenty of power hitters that hit farther and run slightly better than her. She has a low priority when it comes to AI first base or catcher.

### Backyard Football 2002

Amy Bostwick

Amy is a tall girl with a decent arm and blazing speed, which is a stark contrast from her speed in Baseball. This combination often gets her placed at QB by the CPU, but most of her yardage still comes on the ground.

## BSL Appearances

### BBL

#### Season 3

Bostwick made her first appearance in the BBL has a member of the Season 3 Giants, drafted by coach crazyei8hts in the 9th round with the third to last pick, number 214 overall. Coach crazyei8hts was intrigued by other coaches around the league saying Bostwick had pop for only a 6 bat, so he took a gamble on her in the ninth round. It seems like it didn't pay off, as Bostwick had the team's lowest batting average and only hit 1 home run. She has not been drafted in the BBL since.

### BFFL

#### Season 2

Bostwick's first appearance in the BFFL was as a member of the Wombats in Season 2. She was listed as the Wombats' running back, and did not see much in-game action. She was mostly off of every coach's fantasy radar, and was not drafted or added as a free agent at any point.

#### Season 3

Bostwick made more of a splash in Season 3 as the quarterback of the Vikings. She was a highly sought-after draft pick, drafted first overall in the Frontyard League by the Humongous Hornets, coached by LordJudgement18, and drafted fourth overall in the Backyard League by the Mighty Wombats, coached by burgdaddy. Bostwick was incredible in Season 3, passing for 1695 yards with 25 TDs to 5 INTs, and rushing for 1772 yards and 15 TDs, for a total of 438 fantasy points. This total was good for 3rd overall in the league, only behind Lulu Legosi (442) and Debby Nagasawa (461). Bostwick's best game came in Week 11, when in a 41-14 victory over the Armadillos, she scored 56 fantasy points: passing for 262 yards and 4 TDs, while also rushing for 133 yards and 2 TDs and a 2-point conversion.

#### Season 3.5

Since Season 3.5 used the same game file as Season 3, Amy Bostwick was near the top of the draft boards again. This season, she was selected fourth overall in both leagues: the Frontyard League by Eauxps I. Fourgott's Superlative Melonheads, and the Backyard League, by mbless1415's Air McNair.

#### Season 4

Season 4 used a new league, but Amy was still at the top of her game, playing quarterback for the Broncos.
Phillies

The Phillies logo

## Overview

The Philadelphia Phillies are an MLB team in the National League East. They are available to play in Backyard Baseball 2001 and 2003. Their first BBL appearance was in the side season Winterball where they won, under the tutelage of coach Nick Foles is my dad.

## Season 7

Reigning champion crazyei8hts chose the Red Phillies for his Season 7 team name, as neither the Reds or Phillies had been used in a regular BBL season, the only two teams that had never been used. Placed in the Backyard League, for the most competitive veterans, the Phillies struggled. On offense, the Phillies hit a lot of home runs, but opponents noted that their AI defense was not very strong.

The Phillies finished at 6-8, locked in a three-way tie for the final playoff spot from the Backyard League. They played a tiebreaker game against the Mariners, but they end up losing by a considerable margin, missing out on the playoffs.

The Phillies accepted an invite to participate in the Consolation Tournament. After sweeping the Braves in the first round, the Phillies lost in dramatic fashion in a massive upset to the Melonheads, a team that went just 2-12 in the Indoor League during the regular season.