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Blue Jays

The Blue Jays logo, as it appears on Backyard Baseball 2001 and 2003

NL Central Champions

AL West Champions

## Overview

The Toronto Blue Jays are an MLB team in the AL East. They are available to play in Backyard Baseball 2001 and 2003. Since the release of the games, they have changed their logo. They have only been chosen in even numbered BBL seasons.

## Season 4

The Toronto Blue Jays were first selected in Season 4 by newcomer Eggy216. The Blue Jays started off slowly, as Eggy was getting the feel of the game. But towards the end of the season, the Blue Jays were rolling. They finished the season at 9-5, winning the NL Central. Unfortunately, they were defeated by the White Sox in the NLDS.

## Season 6

After a season off, the Blue Jays returned in Season 6 and were chosen by coach Kiiiiiiiiiiiiis. They were renamed the Blue Blue Jays, keeping with Kiiiiiiiiiiiiis' theme of choosing team names with colors in them and matching the team name. Kiiiiiiiiiiiiis had to adjust to the "Melonball" rules in place, but as the year progressed, his Blue Jays began scoring more and more. After a 6 game losing streak, the Blue Jays' record stood at 2-7. However, in a weak division, Kiiiiiiiiiiiiis won his final 5 games of the season and clinched the AL West title with a record of 7-7. He was awarded the #3 seed in the Frontyard League playoffs.

In his first round matchup, he squared off against the #2 seeded Philadelphia A's, who they lost to 19-11 earlier in the season. The two matchups were a little closer, but ultimately the same result, as the Blue Jays lost 12-9 and 15-11, thus eliminating them from the playoffs.

## Season 8

The Junior Blue Jays returned in Season 8 with coach GSchlim. He chose the team name as a pun, as he only selected players whose names start with "J". The team had mixed results, and they ultimately finished 5-9, missing the playoffs.

## Season 10

### 2001

The Blue Jays came back for another even-numbered season. This time, they were coached by Eauxps I. Fourgott and named the Humongous Blue Jays, a nickname that came to describe the actual team. Coach Eauxps set out to draft as many tall characters as he could, hoping this would make for a staunch defense. However, at their home field of Dirt Yards, the bouncy terrain may have counteracted the team's catching abilities. The Blue Jays had their moments, but they finished with a 5-9 record, missing the playoffs.
Backyard Sports League (reddit)

This is a compilation of the various leagues that have been run through the Backyard Baseball subreddit.

## Backyard Baseball League

The Backyard Baseball League (BBL) 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 BBL was founded in 2017 by current commissioner Yurya.

The BBL has had a number of seasons:

* Season 1
* Season 2
* Season 3
* Softball
* Season 4
* Winterball
* Season 5 (Lulu)
* Season 5 (Paste)
* Season 6

See Also:

* List of BBL Champions

## Backyard Fantasy Football League

The Backyard Fantasy Football League (BFFL) is akin to fantasy football, but instead of drafting NFL players, coaches draft players from a league on Backyard Football 2002 as played by commissioner and founder, crazyei8hts. The BFFL typically coincides with the NFL season, since the first season in fall of 2017. The BFFL is currently on it's 3.5th season, with the "half season" representing a mid-season boredom replacement with many members in quarantine.

* BFFL Season 1
* BFFL Season 2
* BFFL Season 3
* BFFL Season 3.5

See Also:

* List of BFFL Champions
Barry Larkin

## About

Barry Larkin was a Hall of Fame shortstop who spent his entire career with the Cincinnati Reds. He was a 12 time all-star, a World Series Champion, and an NL MVP.

## Scouting Reports

### Backyard Baseball 2001

Barry Larkin

Barry is an extremely versatile player, as noted by his nickname, 30/30, as he once recorded 30+ home runs and 30+ steals in a season. In the game, he has excellent speed and throwing power, as well as a bat that is very similar to Dmitri Petrovich or Tony Delvecchio. One weakness is that his stamina is only 24 out of 100.

## League History

### BBL

#### Season 1

Barry was taken with the 29th overall pick in the 4th round of the inaugural BBL draft by coach GSchlim of the Braves. Larkin was one of the most important Braves, leading the team in hits, singles, doubles, home runs, batting average, and stolen bases. Barry led the league in batting average and finished 6th in MVP voting. The Braves won the Season 1 World Series.

#### Season 2

Building off his Season 1 success, coach GSchlim picked Barry again with the 17th overall pick in round 3, this time on the Angels. Larkin's numbers took a hit from the season before, but he was still one of Schlim's favorites.

#### Season 9

Seasons 3 through 8 took place exclusively on Backyard Baseball 2003, so 2001-only pros like Barry Larkin could not be used. However, Season 9 combined the two versions of the game, so 2001 pros were back in the mix. Barry was drafted 33rd overall in the 2nd round by coach MartianMan of the Rockies. Barry had a tough season by his standards, recording just 5 RBIs and 13 runs with no triples or homers. However, he did bat 0.659.

#### Season 10

Barry Larkin returned in Season 10, as he was drafted 28th overall in the 2nd round by coach alex7456 of the Red Sox. Barry had a tough season, recording career lows of 3 RBIs, 10 runs, and a 0.542 batting average.

## Trivia

* In Season 1, Barry Larkin was teammates with custom player Barry DeJay.
Jeff Conine

## About

Jeff Conine is an all-star utility man who played in MLB from 1990 to 2007. He won two World Series, both with the Marlins. He mostly played left field and first base in his career, although in Backyard Baseball 2003, he is labeled as a third baseman.

## Scouting Reports

### Backyard Baseball 2003

Jeff Conine

Jeff has a decent bat, with both 72/100 power and contact. He is labeled as a third baseman in the game, but most coaches believe his arm is too weak to be a third baseman, at just 35 throwing strength.

## League History

### BBL

#### Season 3

Jeff was not available until Season 3, as the first two season were played on Backyard Baseball 2001. He was drafted 115th overall in the 5th round by coach alsi2843 of the Athletics, although some replacement coaches took over the A's too. Jeff had a decent season but batted just 0.364 at the plate.

#### Season 4

Once again, Jeff was drafted by the Athletics, this time with the 132nd overall pick in the 6th round by coach ArGarBarGar. Jeff improved this season, leading his team with 21 RBIs and a 0.700 batting average.

#### Season 5

In Season 5, Jeff was taken with the 111th overall pick to start the 5th round by coach Wizard of the Wombats. Jeff didn't have his best season. In fact, he was tied for last on the team in runs scored, with only 9.

#### Season 6

Jeff shot up in the Season 6 draft, being taken with the 72nd pick in the 4th round by coach shrewsbury91 of the Cardinals. Jeff's numbers were pretty similar to Season 5, but they looked much better in comparison to his teammates than they did the season before.

#### Season 7

Jeff was taken with the 119th pick in the 5th round by coach elchrisblanco of the Fishes, who drafted three third basemen, pushing the ones with weaker arms to other positions. Jeff had a decent role in the offense, driving in the second most runs with 19.

#### Season 8

With his reputation of a weak-armed third baseman growing, Jeff slipped all the way to the 7th round, as he was taken 161st in the draft by coach Natetastic28 of the Braves. Nate drafted multiple third basemen for this team too, pushing Jeff to the outfield. Jeff set a career high in runs scored, with 16.

#### Season 9

In Season 9, position locks were abolished, meaning Jeff was not predisposed to play third base. Still, he was drafted 186th overall in the 8th round by coach Itaniium of the Giants. He was ultimately traded to coach PepsiBoyTTV of the Diamondbacks. PepsiBoy still placed Jeff at third base, even though he didn't have to, and opponents took advantage of the weakness. At the plate, Jeff had one of his best seasons ever, batting 0.481, driving in 15 runs, and tying his career high with 6 home runs. Jeff and the D'Backs made it to the NLCS before losing to the Monsters.

## Trivia

* On Jeff's player card, if you click on his actual MLB card, it lists him as an outfielder, even though the game lists him at third base.
Guiseppe Prochaska

## About

Guiseppe Prochaska *(known in Backyard Baseball 2001 as Guiseppe Pachasa)* is a generic boy with dark curly hair and tan skin.

Guiseppe does not have any clones. He is known for being considerably worse than his player card might suggest. In the BBL discord server, there is an emoji named GuiseppeProchaska picturing the dumpster from Cement Gardens.

## Scouting Reports

### Backyard Baseball 2001 and 2003

Guiseppe Prochaska

Guiseppe, at first glance, seems like a decent bat, but this may be more of a mirage. His bat is 26/100 power and 95/100 contact, which gives him a pretty high, but misleading, batting rating. He will make contact and hit it fair most of the time, but he lacks the power to drive it to the outfield. His 56 speed also isn't great enough to beat out most groundballs. In the field, he's a disaster there as well. With a 17 coordination rating and 19 throwing strength, he's one of the worst catchers AND throwers, a lethally bad combination.

## League History

### BBL

#### Season 3

Generics were made widely available in Season 3, and Guiseppe was drafted 174th overall in the 8th round by coach JibboDaHibbo of the Fishes. Guiseppe had a decent season, batting 0.571 and scoring 19 runs. However, the Fishes were known for having an awful defense.

#### Season 4

Guiseppe was not drafted and did not play in Season 4.

#### Season 5

Guiseppe returned in Season 5 after being drafted 197th overall in the 9th round by coach Marco of the Yankees. Guiseppe had an awful season, batting just 0.263 and recording no extra base hits. It was in this season that Guiseppe earned his infamous reputation of being a terrible player.

#### Later Seasons

Since his Season 5 fiasco, Guiseppe has not been drafted and has not returned to the BBL.

## Trivia

* Guiseppe has pitched 2/3 of an inning in his career, in Season 3 on the Fishes. He retired both batters he faced and struck out one of them.
Melissa Waters

## About

Melissa Waters is a generic girl with dark curly pigtails and tan skin.

She is the pro clone of the Oakland Athletics's representative. Therefore, in *Backyard Baseball 2001,* she is a clone of Jason Giambi, and of Tim Hudson in *Baseball 2003.*

## Scouting Reports

### Backyard Baseball 2001

Melissa Waters

Melissa's greatest attribute in *2001* is her glove. She has a perfect 100 coordination rating, making her an excellent choice for first base. She also has some decent pop in that lefty bat, with 81 swing power, although the 41 contact is less than desirable. On the other hand, her biggest weaknesses are her painfully slow legs (37 speed) and her disastrously weak throwing arm (24 strength).

### Backyard Baseball 2003

Melissa Waters

Melissa in *2003* is supposed to be mainly a pitcher. Unfortunately, she's only halfway decent at that. The two biggest plusses to her pitching are her hooks, both rated 75/100. Her stamina and heat are both rated 60, and her slowball is rated 30. There are definitely better options for a starting pitcher. It almost seems as if she was lazily made, because her glove, speed, and batting power ratings are all 50.

## League History

### BBL

#### Early Seasons

Generics were off-limits in Season 1, and a select few were eligible in Season 2. Generics were made widely available in Season 3, with a few exceptions. Most notably, the pro clones were not eligible to be drafted this season, which included Melissa.

In Season 4 onward, virtually all players were eligible to be drafted. However, with Melissa's status as a pitcher lock, and many better pitchers in the draft pool, she was passed over season after season.

#### Season 8

Melissa finally played a BBL season in Season 8, after she was drafted 200th overall in the 9th round by coach Emery92 of the Bombers. Melissa had the offensive benefit of being the 9th round pick, which made her eligible to use power ups. She ended up hitting 11 home runs due to her privilege. On the mound, she pitched most of the innings for the Bombers and had some stellar stats, posting a microscopic 0.09 ERA after allowing just 1 run in 64 1/3 innings.

The Bombers won the Season 8 World Series with Melissa on the mound.

#### Season 10

##### 2001

Melissa returned in Season 10, on the 2001 side, after she drafted in the 9th round with the 187th overall pick by coach AnjouPays of the Devil Rays. This allowed her to use batting power-ups. For the first time, she was drafted in *Backyard Baseball 2001,* making her a clone of Jason Giambi instead of Tim Hudson. However, she had a much weaker season than her first appearance, batting an even .500 with just 3 home runs.

## Trivia

* Melissa has the lowest ERA in rBBL history for any pitcher who has pitched at least 40 innings.
Curt Schilling

## About

Curt Schilling was an MLB pitcher who played from 1988 to 2007, mostly with the Philadelphia Phillies. However, by the time Backyard Baseball 2001 was released, Schilling had been traded to the Arizona Diamondbacks.

## Scouting Reports

### Backyard Baseball 2001

Curt Schilling

Other than being a masterful pitcher, Curt Schilling is one of the weakest pros in the game, and is a liability at the plate. His swing power is just 15 out of 100. However, he is a useful fielder, with an arm strength of 97.

## League History

### BBL

#### Season 1

Curt Schilling was first picked with the 42nd pick in the 6th round of the inaugural BBL draft by coach GSchlim of the Fishes. Curt did most of the pitching for the Fishes, but he was not very good at the plate, hitting a team low 0.282.

#### Season 2

In Season 2, Curt was taken with the 24th pick in the 3rd round by coach Wilbur Wood of the Astros, although the team eventually ended up in the arms of gmchappe. Curt improved a bit at the plate this season, but his biggest impact was on the mound for the Astros. In 75 innings pitched, Curt posted a miniscule 0.72 ERA and struck out 85 batters. 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 Curt Schilling could not be used. However, Season 9 combined the two versions of the game, so 2001 pros were back in the mix. Curt was drafted 193rd overall, the first pick in the 9th round, by the Devil Rays. In Season 9, 9th round draftees were allowed to use batting power ups. This helped out Curt at the plate, as he batted a career high 0.419 with 10 RBIs and his first career home run. In the field, he was not the Devil Rays' main pitcher; he mostly played third base. Curt and the Devil Rays claimed the AL Wild Card but lost in the first round of the playoffs.

## Trivia

* Curt was one of two pro pitchers on Backyard Baseball 2001.
MelloMathTeacher

Russ T., the likeness of MelloMathTeacher's current profile picture on the Discord

## BBL Seasons

### Season 7

Junior AthleticsRecord: 11-3

BBL Champions

**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.
The Jibbo Open 1

The Jibbo Open 1 occurred April 6th-14th 2019

   The Jibbo Open is a prestigious Backyard Baseball tour event where competitors take on the challenge of playing vs MLB All Stars as the worst team in the league.

The Little Fishes are a team of arguably the worst players in Backyard Baseball, will competitors be able to get the most from these players, or will they live up to the expectation of getting crushed by 9 future MLB All Stars

To Win you will need the best run differential than any other competitors to earn The Jibbo Tour Title.

The Rules

* 9 Innings, Errors on, Parks Department#2, Hard Difficulty
* The only change you can make to the Coach file is changing nobatcircle from 1 to a 0 if you have a preference.
* Results must be emailed to backyardsportscenter1@gmail.com between April 6th and 14th.
* You must send the photo which has the runs scored each inning like the one below.
* You can also send extra images, or videos if you'd like them to be highlighted in a recap video.
The 50-50 Tournament

#### **The ultimate test of drafting prowess!**

This tournament requires players to pick 9 players, without going over a set number of batting and running stats.

Teams may not have more than 50 combined batting stats.

For running, there are two options: If you would like to pick your own field, you may not have more than 50 combined running stats. If you'd like, you may have up to 52 combined running stats, but your home field will be randomized.

This will be a long draft, allowing for maximum strategic planning. Draft timer will be 6 hours during the day, with it pausing at 9PM EST and un-pausing at 9AM EST. If it is your pick when the timer pauses, you must pick before the timer un-pauses. The next player's timer starts when the timer is un-paused.

There will be a soft cap of 8 teams and a hard cap of 10 teams. If we reach 8 teams, we will stay at that number until 10 teams is reached.. Once 10 teams have joined, no more teams will be allowed, but you may join other teams as assistant managers.

**PLAYING RULES:**

* 2 inning games, all games away.
* Liners and Power only. No grounders or bunting.
* Cheese is allowed.

* Power ups-- If you hit a power up pitch and gain a power up, you may use the power up **once**. No power ups may be used for double plays. If you gain a power up for a double play and a different power up for hitting the power up pitch, the power up gained for hitting the pitch is the one you must use.
* Tie Breakers: Runs against, first inning score. If both are tied, game is considered a tie.
* Fields: All available fields, minus Dirt Yards, are to be chosen exactly once. Players opting for 50 running get first choice.

#### **Draft Rules:**

* Modified snake draft, order of selection will be randomized. Players may select any available slot.
* Players stats count after bonuses are added. Pink Maria counts as a 9/9, for instance. However, if the stat drops are due to fields, the stats changes do not count, as all games are away.
* Trading stats is not allowed, but trading picks is.

Top two teams after divisional round robin advance to final. Final is bo3 2 inning games, with video recordings required.

Top teams must submit 2 recorded games to be reviewed in order to advance.

Winner receives $10

### SIGN UP HERE:

https://forms.gle/LKByK1AsrGx4pZ89A
Schedule Hacking Baseball

You can change your teams and other teams schedules in backyard baseball 2001 or 2003.

Each schedule should have 14 repeating sets of 14 characters. Each set is 1 game. Each pair of characters represents a value.

Your opponent is the team that is scheduled against. Team 5 in the diagram below would play Team IE which represents one of the teams in the league. To determine a teams ID you can view the Divisions diagram below. For "Is Game Played?" AA represents False and AB is True. For Home/Away AA means HOME and AB means AWAY.

Each division is made up of 4 teams. In this example JF is team 0, GH is team 1 and so forth all the way until team II which is 23.
Gretchen Hasselhoff

## About

Gretchen talks and talks and talks and talks. She also runs almost as fast as she talks.

Gretchen's near-clones are Carlos Ocampo and Clarice Reid.

## Scouting Reports

### Backyard Baseball 2001 and 2003

Gretchen Hasselhoff

Gretchen has many weaknesses and few strengths. She is not a very good hitter, rarely hitting the ball out of the infield. She has one of the worst throwing arms in the game. The one thing going for her is that she's pretty speedy, with 8 running. She can also pitch, with a great left hook, but not quite starting pitcher material.

### Backyard Football 2002

Gretchen Hasselhoff

Gretchen is a prototypical linebacker. She has great closing speed and can tackle most opponents. She's a decent running back, but perhaps a touch too slow to be a star running back.

## League History

### BBL

#### Season 1

Despite 76 available players and 72 spots needing to be filled, Gretchen was not selected by any team and did not play in Season 1.

#### Season 2

In season 2, Gretchen was taken with the very last pick of the draft, by coach GSchlim, although she eventually ended up in the hands of coach crazyei8hts with the Devil Rays. She was one of the least productive players in the lineup, but she did help the Devil Rays reach the World Series.

#### Season 3

crazyei8hts picked Gretchen once again, this time with pick #155 in the 7th round for the Giants. She improved in many statistical categories and was one of the speedsters in a pretty fast lineup.

#### Season 4

With advanced knowledge of AI defense and more emphasis on strong arms, Gretchen was not selected in Season 4.

#### Season 5 - Lulu

Similar reasoning kept Gretchen out of the league in Season 5, as well.

#### Season 6

Gretchen triumphantly returned in Season 6 when coach Jarod Johnson of the Expos selected her with pick #166 in the 7th round. She put up similar numbers to her previous two seasons.

#### Season 7

Gretchen was once against drafted by Jarod Johnson, this time for the Dodgers, with pick 195 in the 9th round. However, the Dodgers were eventually transferred over to coach hitace, who used Gretchen extensively as a pitcher. She allowed no runs and struck out 59 batters in 38 innings. She also enjoyed a nice season at the plate, setting career highs in runs scored and stolen bases.

#### Season 8

Despite Gretchen's resurgence in Season 7, she went undrafted in Season 8 and did not play.

#### Season 9

Gretchen seemingly returned to the BBL in Season 9 when she was drafted in the 4th round with the 74th overall pick by coach GuySmiley of the Bombers. However, after the Bombers' scandal, the team was disbanded.

#### Season 10

With lingering concerns about her weak bat and throwing arm, Gretchen was not drafted and did not play in either league in Season 10.

## Trivia

* Gretchen is the BBL career leader in ERA, having allowed no runs and having pitched 38 innings, the most of any player with no runs allowed.
* Gretchen was the only Backyard Kid who was not drafted in Season 8.
Ivan King

## About

**Ivan King** is a generic boy with curly orangey hair.

He does not have any clones.

Ivan is statistically one of the worst possible kids in the entire game, along with Quentin Driver. Out of throwing, batting, and fielding skills, his highest attribute is throwing strength, at 31/100. His speed, glove, and stamina are all 3 or less. Oddly enough, Ivan does have one redeeming quality, and that is his perfectly rated 100/100 slowball. This attribute makes him slightly useful in a competition such as the Jibbo Open, where coaches are forced to use the worst players in the game.

> Ivan King's a little kid with a big heart. He's always dreamed of being a pitcher, and has practiced his slowball so often that it catches many opposing hitters by surprise. Unfortunately, he hasn't practiced much else. There's plenty of room for him to grow.
>
> a Backyard Baseball-like player card description written by MelloMathTeacher

## League History

### BBL

#### Season 10

Ivan King waited 9 long seasons, often being drafted as a joke, but he finally made it to the rBBL when coach jibbodahibbo of the Tigers took Ivan King with the last pick of the draft, #198 overall. Ivan was eligible to use power-ups as a 9th round pick, and this helped him immensely. Ivan was also a solid pitcher, pitching the majority of the Tigers' innings and earning some Ace Wilson votes.

## Trivia

* Ivan King has a tongue-in-cheek mythical reputation around the BBL server, where some people sarcastically claim he is the greatest player in the game, This is similar to Chuck Norris facts or Brian Scalabrine jokes, or some might say more alike to Luigi wins by doing absolutely nothing memes.
Save State Hacking

*For Backyard Football save state hacking, visit Coach file hacking in *Backyard Football*.*
A place for all the save state hacking information that you'll ever need. You can unlock all sorts of capabilities and content using save state hacking. This save state hacking helps leagues create fully custom seasons.

## Backyard Baseball 1997

Save state hacking guide by EszettG in 2010 on gamefaqs.com. https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/pc/580459-backyard-baseball/faqs/60092

## Backyard Baseball 2001 and 2003

Backyard baseball 2001 and 2003 work very similarly when saving your season. Each season you create a coach file will be created that will look like this BackyardBaseball.c04. The number at the end of this file will change but it is a standard text file that can be opened in any text editor. Notepad++ is a common editor for these files. There have been many contributors to the research of save state hacking including but not limited to Crazyei8hts, Yurya, Majestic Yeti,JibboDaHibbo and Gschlim.

### Guides

* Playlist of save state hacking videos

* Introduction to Save State Hacking
* Custom Player Hacking
* Schedule Hacking
* Team Roster Hacking
* Team Information Hacking

### Tools

* Schedule Manager for Backyard Baseball 2003
* Player Swapping Tool for BYB 2003
* Player Swapping Tool for BYB 2001

### Resources

* Backyard Baseball Database created by Yurya
Dodgers

The Dodgers logo

2 seed in Frontyard League

## Overview

The Los Angeles Dodgers are an MLB team in the National League West. They are available to play in Backyard Baseball 2001 and 2003. They have only been used twice in the BBL.

## Season 3

The Los Angeles Dodgers were used for the first time by Dodgers fan AreYouTyler. He guided them to a 7-7 record. They then lost in the first round of the Tier 2 Playoffs to the Brewers.

## Season 5

The Los Angeles Dodgers returned in season 5, coached by newcomer danbrink13. However, amidst poor play, and danbrink13 leaving without a trace, the Dodgers finished with a 2-12 record.

Stats are incomplete for this team.

## Season 7

The Dodgers returned in Season 7, under the guidance of coach Jarod Johnson, who picked them to honor the legend Albert Pujols. The Dodgers were placed in the Frontyard League, for BBL rookies and inexperienced players. The Dodgers traded up to draft Leah Wayne with the #1 overall pick and Pujols with the 7th overall pick.

A few games into the season, it was discovered that the AI defenses the Dodgers were facing were not designed the way opposing coaches intended. After some investigation, it turned out that Jarod Johnson had the game set to Easy difficulty instead of Hard. JJ was dismissed as coach after this revelation.

The Dodgers picked up a rookie coach as a substitute, newcomer hitace. Hitace immediately turned the Dodgers into an offensive force to be reckoned with and stormed through the league. The Dodgers were one of the highest scoring teams and blitzed through the Frontyard. They finished with a record of 10-4, and two of those losses were a forfeit left by JJ, and a second game where experienced veteran aesnop was a last second substitute coach for the Marlins. After finishing 10-4, the Dodgers locked up the #2 seed in the Frontyard League.

In the playoffs, as the "worst" seed in the field, the Dodgers faced the top seeded 11-3 Red Sox. However, the Red Sox lack of pitching and hitter-friendly home field of Steele Stadium worked in the Dodgers favored. They scored two consecutive 50-run safety nets to sweep the Red Sox in two games.

In the next round of the playoffs, coach hitace was unfortunately called out of town for a family emergency. He was unsure how long it would take him to return home and play his games, so instead of making the entire league wait on him, he decided to forfeit the rest of his season. How far hitace may have taken the Dodgers, we will never know.
The following stats include a made-up game 1 by hitace that didn't count towards the actual result of the game, which was counted as a forfeit win for the Devil Rays.
The Snake and The Forbidden Fruit

**"The Snake and The Forbidden Fruit"** is the twentieth webcomic based on *Helltaker*. It is the third and final comic in the Fall of Azazel trilogy.

## Synopsis

Azazel is packing her bags to return to Heaven and have her "illness" treated. However, Lucifer convinces her that this could be a good way to disguise as demons and get access to new research. Azazel is delighted at this idea, and expresses a desire to grow a demonic tail as well.

## Characters

Lucifer
Azazel
July4th BYB GC Tourny

## About

A Backyard Baseball 2005 tournament on the gamecube netplay using the Dolphin Emulator. Featured a player draft, twitch stream and double elimination setup.

#### Videos

**Semi Finals**

* https://www.twitch.tv/aesnop/video/670992657

**Finals**

* https://www.twitch.tv/aesnop/video/671014662
* https://www.twitch.tv/aesnop/video/671024938
* https://www.twitch.tv/aesnop/video/671040605

## Teams

#### Blue Jays

Coached by Yurya

Source

1. ↑ Source
Rockies

The Rockies logo

## Overview

The Colorado Rockies are an MLB in the National League West. They are available to play in Backyard Baseball 2001 and 2003. They have had two winning seasons and three losing seasons.

## Season 2

The Colorado Rockies were chosen for the first time in Season 2 by coach GreenDayEagles. They found moderate success, ending the season at 8-6. However, they lost their first round playoff matchup to the eventual champion Astros.

## Season 3

The Rockies returned under the control of coach GreenDayEagles. However, they did not find as much success this season, finishing with a 4-10 record. They beat the Cubs in the first round of the Tier 3 Playoffs but then lost to the Fishes.

## Season 6

The Rockies returned in Season 6, coached by mbless1415, who says the Rockies are his second favorite team. They were playing some excellent baseball and had a good shot at either a Wild Card berth or a division title, standing at 8-3 after 11 games. In a drastic turn of events, they lost their final 3 games, finishing 8-6 and out of the playoff hunt.
In the BBL Consolation Tournament, the Rockies lost to their division rival Pirates, beat the Monsters, then lost to the Marlins, thus ending their season.

## Season 8

Rookie coach MartianMan, a Rockies fan in real life, picked the Rockies to be his inaugural BBL team. They didn't have high expectations coming into the season, but they had a lot of fun. The roster included two pros who played for the Rockies at some point in their career: Todd Helton and Greg Vaughn.

The Rockies struggled mightily throughout the season and ended up with an 0-14 record, one of three teams to ever achieve that dubious distinction.

## Season 9

Coach MartianMan returned to manage the Rockies in Season 9. They played in the AL Central, on the 2001 version of the game, with a home field of Tin Can Alley. The Rockies improved upon their Season 8, going 3-11.

The Rockies were part of the first double forfeit in league history, in Week 14. The Bombers were already forfeiting every game but MartianMan forgot to warn anybody that he would be out of town and unable to play.

## Season 10

### 2001

The Rockies came back in Season 10, this time coached by rBBL veteran crazyei8hts. He named them the Milwaukee Rockies and they played in the American League West at their home field of Parks Dept. #2. The Rockies had a solid offense but suffered from opposing teams scoring their highest marks of the season against the Rockies. They missed the playoffs at 6-8.

In the Consolation Tournament, the Rockies won their first match against the Angels but then lost to the Marlins and Pirates, thus ending their season.
Tim Hudson

## About

Tim Hudson is an all-star pitcher who played from 1999 to 2015, mostly with the Oakland Athletics. He won a World Series with the San Francisco Giants in 2014.

## Scouting Reports

### Backyard Baseball 2003

Tim Hudson

While some stats shown on the player cards tend to lie a little bit, Tim Hudson's stats are about as appropriately rated as they come. With a 50/40 power/contact split on his batting, 45 running, 50 coordination, and 50/45 power/accuracy on throwing, he is below average in every aspect. Even as a pitcher he is quite average, with only a 60 heat and 75 on both hooks. None of his non-pitching stats are above his 68 vision. All of this makes up one of the worst pro players in the game, as well as one of the worst normally selectable players overall.

## League History

### BBL

#### Season 3

Tim was not available until Season 3, as the first two season were played on Backyard Baseball 2001. He was drafted 187th overall in the 8th round by coach GreenDayEagles of the Rockies. Tim didn't have a great season at the plate, but he did score 14 runs. He also surprisingly wasn't the main pitcher for the Rockies, although he did have some relief work.

#### Season 4

Tim went undrafted in Season 4 and did not play.

#### Season 5

Tim went undrafted in Season 5 and did not play.

#### Season 6

Tim was drafted with the 200th overall pick in round 5 by coach jlund24 of the Bombers. However, before the season started, jlund dropped Hudson and he ultimately did not play in Season 6.

#### Season 7

Tim went undrafted once again in Season 7, but before the season, he was picked up as a free agent by coach Wizard of the Wombats. He was needed to automatically be the AI starting pitcher, and he pitched the most innings on the user side as well. His offensive improved slightly from his first season played.

#### Season 8

Tim was drafted with the 198th overall pick in the 9th round by coach JibboDaHibbo of the Tigers. In Season 8, 9th round picks were the only players allowed to use power-ups, and coach Jibbo took full advantage of that with Tim Hudson. Tim ended up leading his team in doubles, home runs, RBIs, and was tied for second in batting average. He didn't pitch as much, as the Tigers also had Randy Johnson. The Tigers made the ALCS before they were eliminated.

#### Season 9

Tim came back for Season 9, where he was drafted by the Athletics, his real life team, with the 206th pick in the 9th round, allowing him to use power ups again. For the first time in his BBL career, Tim was not used as a pitcher for the user side of the team. At the plate, he didn't get as many power ups as he did the previous season, but he still performed decently, batting 0.425 with 12 RBIs.

## Trivia

* Tim Hudson is the only pro player who has spent multiple seasons as a free agent.
* Tim's sprites during actual gameplay are all completely identical to Brad Radke's. There's no known reason why, but it's possible he was the last character added to the game, so they likely threw him together very quickly.
Brewers

The "Junior Brewers" logo from Season 4, when they were coached by JibboDaHibbo

American League Champions

## Overview

The Milwaukee Brewers are an MLB in the National League Central. They are available to use for play in Backyard Baseball 2001 and 2003.

## Season 3

The Brewers were not chosen in S1 or S2, but they were chosen for the first time in Season 3 by Ellman. The Brewers found some success, finishing at 8-6, but they did not make the playoffs. Instead, they were invited to play in the Tier 2 playoffs, making it all the way to the finals where they lost to the Red Sox.

## Season 4

In season 4, JibboDaHibbo took over the team and named them the Junior Brewers. He tried to draft players with beer nicknames, such as Franics "Brewer" and Gail "prefers beer over" Weinmann. A well rounded team made possible by giving up the 4th overall draft pick to remove later round picks. Jennifer Goodfellow had a standout year offensively leading the team in most offensive categories including 17 Home Runs and 74 RBI's. Using a "walk" heavy pitching approach the brewers turned double plays often. Judy Abwunza pitched well placed slow balls and intentional walks all season. Judy maintained a 1.71 ERA despite giving up 46 walks. Francis Blewer provided relief pitching. Nomar Garciaparra pitched for Judy game 9 vs the Orioles on one of her off days.

The Brewers finished the season 11-3 wining the American League. They lost in the world series to Kiiiiiiiiiiiiis and the White White Sox.

Games were live streamed at www.twitch.tv/jibbodahibbo.

Junior Brewers Recorded Games

## Season 5

In Season 5, the Brewers were chosen by Wisconsin native GSchlim. He guided them to a 8-6 record and just missed out on the wild card.

## Season 7

The Junior Brewers returned for Season 7 back under the tutelage of JibboDaHibbo. They were placed in the Backyard League, for the best BBL veterans. The Junior Brewers scored inconsistently through the season and had many close losses.

During Match of the Week 11 The Junior Brewers faced the purple Red Sox and Aesnop. In this tightly contested matchup Parker “Ice Man” Collum hit 3 home runs including a 2 strike freeze ball coining his nickname. The Brewers lost the game 11-12 to a controversial home run in left field thus crushing the Brewers playoff hopes in dramatic fashion.

The Brewers ultimately finished 5-9, one game behind the 4th and final qualifying playoff spot for the Backyard League.

## Season 9

The Brewers came back in Season 9, this time under the guidance of coach SilverBullet102, who named them the Chicago Brewers. He even made a custom logo for them. The Brewers played in the NL East, on the 2003 version of the game, and had a home field of Tin Can Alley.

The Brewers didn't have the best season, but coach SilverBullet recorded the best record of his career, going 3-11.
Équipaile de Saphir

## Présentation

Salut, ici c'est un équipaile qui accepte tout le monde (enfin surtout des gens sympa hein ;) ), idéalement, il ne serait pas forcément actif, qui participe beaucoup et a tous les tournoi, mais plutôt sympa et relax. **L'important, c'est de participer pas forcément de gagner**(c'est quand même mieux de gagner)**!** Mais bon, c'est pas une raison pour se pointer une fois tout les ans.

## Membres

**responsable:** Polaire
Troy Glaus

## About

Troy Glaus is an all-star third baseman who played in MLB from 1998 to 2010 for several teams. He won a World Series with the Angels in 2002.

## Scouting Reports

### Backyard Baseball 2003

Troy Glaus

Troy's highest rated attribute is his power, rated 80/100. All of his other attributes are rated 70 or less. He has a decent arm for a third baseman, but there are better out there.

## League History

### BBL

#### Season 3

Troy was not available until Season 3, as the first two season were played on Backyard Baseball 2001. He was drafted 45th overall in the 2nd round by coach Yurya of the Monsters. Troy had an excellent season, leading the team in doubles, triples, runs scored, and batting average.

#### Season 4

Despite the fantastic season, Troy's weak throwing arm made him slip to 85th overall in the 4th round by coach jyknight of the Cardinals. Troy was unable to produce his big numbers from the previous season but he still had an important responsibility in the lineup.

#### Season 5

In Season 5, Troy was drafted 72nd overall in the 4th round by coach Eauxps I. Fourgott of the Melonheads, who traded him to the Orioles and coach Mavfatha. Troy put up very similar numbers to his Season 4 output.

#### Season 6

Troy was taken a little earlier in Season 6, with the 56th overall pick in the 3rd round by coach takenotes011 of the Angels, Troy's real life team. Troy was on fire this season, leading his team in RBIs and batting average. Ultimately, Troy and the Angels made it to the NLCS, where they were eliminated by the Astros.

#### Season 7

Troy slipped a little bit in this draft, being taken with pick 68 in the 3rd round by coach elchrisblanco of the Fishes. Troy was not relied upon for much of the power hitting, driving in just 3 runs.

#### Season 8

Once again a third rounder, coach T-Boz of the Devil Rays took Troy with the 70th overall pick. Troy was a key member of the offense, driving in 24 runs, scoring 30 times, and batting a team high 0.754.

#### Season 9

In Season 9, with an expanded player pool and the removal of player position locks, Troy's draft stock took a tumble. He was drafted 90th overall in the 4th round by coach shrewsbury91 of the Marlins. His numbers took a slight hit from the previous season, but he was still effective, batting 0.660 with 4 home runs and 22 RBIs,
T-Boz

T-Boz (1999-) (Born in Boston, Massachusetts) is the head coach of The Tampa Bay Devil Rays. He first competed in S5, finishing the year at 3-11 in the Lulu league

In S6, he brought 4 incumbents with him into the Devil Rays season. Ronny Dobbs, Leah Wayne, Chucky Flinder, and Tatiana Jackson. The Devil Rays got off to a hot start, boasting one of the best AI's in the National League. However, things quickly took a turn as the AI's weaknesses were exposed, and the Devil Rays lost 8 straight games to fall to 4-8. Despite this, Tampa Bay was able to clinch the NL West Division crown with a win in Week 13 against the New York Giants. The Devil Rays finished with a 5-9 record before losing in straight sets to the Tapirs in the Divisional Series

In his 3rd season, T-Boz and the Rays finished with a record of 7-7, but missed the postseason

### **Controversies**

Following the Devil Rays playoff-clinching win in Week 13 of S6, T-Boz caused some trouble when he audibly yelled "Up Your Fucking Ass!" at the New York crowd at Dirt Yards. T-Boz did not address the incident after it happened
The Jibbo Open 2

The Jibbo Open is a prestiougous Backyard Baseball tour event where competitors take on the challenge of playing vs MLB All Stars as the worst team in the league.

The New York Yankees are a team of possibly the worst players in Backyard Baseball. Will competitors be able to get the most from these players, or will the The Houston Astros with the help of supercomputer Clanky have too much of an advantage.

To Win you will need the best run differential than any other competitors to earn The Jibbo Tour Title joining last years winner Fresh Potatoes.

Setup Guide If you need backyard baseball 2003, email me, I have a bunch! backyardsportscenter1@gmail.com

The Rules

* 9 Innings, Errors on, Parks Department#2, Hard Difficulty
* The only change you can make to the Coach file is changing nobatcircle from 1 to a 0 if you have a preference.
* Results must be emailed to backyardsportscenter1@gmail.com between April 12th and 24th.
* You must send the photo which has the runs scored each inning like the one below.
* You can also send extra images, or videos if you'd like them to be highlighted in a recap video.
Baie des Milles Écailles

## Présentation

Ici, on va mettre le lien de tous les scénarios (ou RPG) qui se dérouleront sur le wiki. On peut en créer un dans le discuss everything (c’est le meilleur choix) sur un mur de discussion, sur les commentaires de cette page ou sur les commentaires des pages équipaile (pour les membres d’une équipaile). Tout le monde peut s’inscrire, à condition de respecter les idées de chacun.

## Affichage

Il y aura un "contexte" (ex: La nuit, au Palais des Profondeurs)

Chaque personne peut prendre la parole en écrivant un message, mais attention, il faut rappeler le nom de son personnage avant de parler. (ex: Turquoise-J’ai entendu qu’un dragon avait retrouvé l’œil d’onyx)

Pour créer un RPG, donnez lui un nom (en rapport avec le thème) puis marquez le ci-dessous (avec un lien)
Vods

## Backyard Baseball League Season 5(Paste)

**Week 1**

**Fishes** at **Reds**: JibboDaHibbo • Kiiiiiiiiiiiiis

**Week 2**

**Red Sox** at **Reds**: Gmchappe • Kiiiiiiiiiiiiis

**Week 3**

**Reds** at **Athletics**: Kiiiiiiiiiiiis • Gschlim

## Backyard Baseball League Season 5(Lulu)

**Week 1**

**Melonheads** at **Athletics**: Eauxps I. Fourgott • Nick Foles is my Dad

**Twins** at **Monsters:** • JibboDaHibbo• Mbless

**Week 2**

**Athletics** at **Astros:** Nick Foles is my Dad • Psanchez55

**Monsters** at **Melonheads**: JibboDaHibbo • Eauxps I. Fourgott
Yet Another Short Comic About Demon Lore 🐑

**"Yet Another Short Comic About Demon Lore 🐑"** is the ninth webcomic based on *Helltaker*. It is the third comic in the *Demon Lore* trilogy.

## Synopsis

Azazel approaches Pandemonica with a file folder in her hands while the latter is on the phone. Despite being rebuffed, Azazel reveals the folder is full of photos of Pandemonica appearing relaxed and happy at a nearby coffee shop. She asks Pandemonica what brings about such a drastic personality shift, but Pandemonica merely "confiscates" the photos, much to Azazel's distress.

## Characters

Pandemonica
Azazel
Team Roster Hacking Baseball

Team rosters can be adjusted by changing the pairs of characters, or character codes.

The first 9 pairs of characters are your teams defense. The last 9 pairs is the offense. As long as you are the only team in the league with the player, the game will allow up to 18 different players (9 on offense, 9 on defense).

Character Codes for 97,2001 and 2003 can be found here.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1waTChkjtCecz\_3\_dtEMTqnf\_r8276NjB\_zrzK-n7O6g/edit?usp=sharing

You can adjust these codes manually or use http://snailmemes.com/Backyard\_Baseball/index.html Use either the BYB 2001 or 2003 player swapper tools.
Steele Stadium Shed Sproing

In the 2021 Winterball championship game MavFatha hit a home off of the top of the shed in Steele Stadium that bounced across the entire field into foul territory beyond the left field line. Due to the nature of this play, the home run was called well after the ball landed and while Lindsy Felgate was heading towards 3rd base. The home run distance was measured at 172 feet away from home plate. MavFatha went on to win the Winterball championship game against Aesnop and the Reds +9 to +8.

> *"What Happened? I'm at a loss for words, alright, so it took a little ricochet off the shed in center field, launched all the way to like.. foul territory in left field.. and then they counted that as a home run."*
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Lindsy's Crazy WInterball Homerun