Ricky Johnson

## About

Ricky Johnson is a shy, mild-mannered kid. He would rather be playing soccer.

Ricky's near-clones are Ibrahim Mohamed and Katie Shankar. They are shorter and slower than Ricky, so they're basically Ricky without his only two strengths.

## Scouting Reports

### Backyard Baseball 2001 and 2003

Ricky Johnson

Ricky is not a natural baseball player. He really only has two things going for him: he's fast, and he's tall. He can barely hit it out of the infield, but if the fielder has a weak arm, he could beat out the throw. He plays a mean first base due to his height, but he's not great at many other positions because his throwing arm is not very strong. On the mound, Ricky has a mean right hook, but that's about it. You could throw that right hook the entire game if you're in desperate need of a pitcher.

### Backyard Football 2002

Ricky Johnson

Ricky is one of the best kickers in the entire game. He can almost boot it the entire length of the field. On offense, Ricky makes a pretty good wide receiver because his hands are okay but he's tall; not many defenders will get in the way of him catching it. He has enough speed to pick up some first downs for your team too. On defense, his height makes him an annoying cornerback to face.

## League History

### BBL

#### Season 1

Despite only 76 available players to fill 72 available spots, Ricky was one of the four players who did not play in Season 1.

#### Season 2

Ricky was drafted in the 9th round by coach crazyei8hts, but he was ultimately dropped in favor of Kimmy Eckman, and he did not play in Season 2.

#### Season 3

Ricky finally got his first taste of BBL action after being drafted with pick #148 in the 6th by coach Mavfatha of the Bombers. Ricky had a fine season and was not the worst player on the team.

#### Season 4

Ricky was not drafted in Season 4, but he was picked up by Yurya of the Monsters in free agency. Ricky improved upon his stats, and even hit 4 home runs (some naturally going out of the alleyway at Cement Gardens).

#### Season 5 - Lulu

With advanced knowledge of AI defenses, Ricky was not selected in Season 5.

#### Season 6

Ricky returned in Season 6 after being drafted with pick #185 in the 8th round by coach JorgesBankAccount of the Astros. "Fella" had perhaps his best season yet, with career highs in batting average at 0.588 and RBIs with 22.

#### Season 7

Season 7 was almost deja vu for Ricky, as he was once again selected by JorgesBankAccount in the 8th round (pick 191) for the Mariners. He played a mean left field and batted a career high 0.593.

#### Season 8

Ricky was scooped up with the first pick of the 9th round (pick 193) by coach Kiiiiiiiiiiiiis for the team that would eventually become the Pirates, coached by QuestionMonkey. Ricky got to use power-ups this season due to his 9th round status, which boosted his numbers a little bit. He batted above 0.600 for the first time in his career. The Pirates unfortunately missed the playoffs.

#### Season 9

Ricky was once again drafted in the 9th round and eligible for power ups, taken 196th overall by coach Yurya of the Monsters. Ricky was a force to be reckoned with at the plate, batting 0.588 with 3 home runs, 19 RBIs, and 14 runs scored.

#### Season 10

##### 2001

Ricky was taken 178th overall in the 9th round of the 2001 draft of Season 10, taken by coach Eauxps I. Fourgott of the Blue Jays, who was looking to make an "all-tall" team. Ricky provided some speed for the team, batting 0.565 and scoring 14 times.

##### 2003

Ricky was also drafted 178th overall in the 2003 league draft, taken by coach Wizard of the Rangers. With power ups to aid him, Ricky had a fantastic season, batting 0.596, scoring 15 times and driving in 20 runs. Ricky helped the Rangers win the Season 10 2003 World Series.

## Trivia

* Ricky pitched for the first time in Season 9 with the Monsters. He pitched 5 innings, allowing 1 run and striking out 5 batters.