Johnny Omar

## About

**Johnny "Jomar" Omar** is a generic boy with brown curly hair and tan skin. His nickname and portmanteau first gained popularity while under the control of coach NateInDisney. Jomar is significant because, although his skills (from being a near-clone of Jorge Garcia, alongside fellow generic Linda Potter) leave much to be desired, he has always seemed to do well while under the guidance of Nate.

## Origin

**Johnny Omar**

Johnny Omar was first drafted to the Super-Duper Fishes by coach NateInDisney in Season 2. One of the few generics made available at the time, not much fanfare was made regarding this selection. Omar was selected with the 68th overall pick, the 4th pick of the 9th and final round in an 8-team draft. Nate seemed indifferent about his selection, implying that he chose Omar because "he sounds [M]exican".

## Rise to Glory

As the season progressed, Johnny Omar's contribution to the Fishes began to grow. The first reference to the nickname "Jomar" was made on May 17th, 2018 when Nate proclaimed "JOMAR for MVP" after a Week 2 win. The Jomar craze most likely hit its peak during a Week 11 game, when the Fishes absolutely destroyed the Indians by a score of 66-1. Jomar went 9 for 10 with 3 singles, a double, 5 home runs, and 19 RBI.

All in all, the Fishes ended the season with a 13-1 record, a league-best at the time. Jomar had a final batting line of a 0.583 AVG, 9 HR, and 39 RBI. He also pitched 77 2/3 innings, with an ERA of 1.00 and 69 K. However, coach Nate was unable to play through the playoffs, and the Fishes lost in the semifinals.

The channel #justice4jomar was created on the Discord server on June 26th, 2018 for Nate to both campaign for Jomar for MVP, and just to proclaim his greatness in general. The former cause was unsuccessful, and the latter cause only mildly more successful.

## The Legend Continues

In Season 5, Nate returned, moving the Fishes to Los Angeles. He had the #1 pick in the draft and he used it to select Jomar, much to the disbelief of his league-mates. Nate and the Fishes had an outstanding Week 1, beating the Devil Rays 95-0. Jomar batted 12-13, hitting for the cycle and amassing 4 home runs and 22 RBIs, while also throwing a perfect game on the mound. However, Nate did not realize that cheesing the AI had been disallowed, a technique he used to score so many runs. Jomar's impressive statline was stricken from the record books. Nate later said that he thought the Devil Rays were being coached by crazyei8hts, who had used them twice in the past. Had he known the Devil Rays were being coached by a rookie coach, he would not have scored so many runs.

Nate and Jomar later recanted for their unsportsmanlike conduct by intentionally losing to the Devil Rays in Week 3, 66-0.

## Legacy

The name "Jomar" has since become synonymous with both Johnny Omar and Nate himself; Nate often takes on the moniker as an alter ego of his.

Several other coaches have drafted or played with Jomar since, but none have been able to replicate the success had by Nate.

Controversy rages whether Jomar uses power-ups, cheesing, both, or if Nate is just really that good. The definitive answer is still unknown.