Wendy Parsons

## About

Wendy Parsons is a generic girl with dark curly pigtails and an olive complexion.

In the game, she is the Texas Rangers' pro clone. Therefore, on 2001 she is a clone of Ivan Rodriguez and on 2003 she is a clone of Alex Rodriguez.

## Scouting Reports

### Backyard Baseball 2001

Wendy Parsons

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

### Backyard Baseball 2003

Wendy Parsons

Wendy has several above-average attributes. Her batting power is a 75, her throwing strength is a 75, and her glove is the best of all at 85. She also has solid speed, at 85/100.

## League History

### BBL

#### Season 3

Generics were made widely available in Season 3, but pro clones were off limits, so Wendy did not participate in Season 3.

#### Season 4

Wendy made her debut in Season 4 when she was drafted with the last pick of the first round, #24 overall, by coach aesnop of the Mariners, who eventually traded her for her clone, Alex Rodriguez of the Tigers. Between coaches DeshaunRayban and Yurya, Wendy was a vital piece of the offense, batting 0.565 and scoring a team high 21 runs.

#### Season 5

In Season 5, Wendy was drafted 40th overall in the 2nd round by coach psanchez55 of the Astros. Stats were not accurately kept for this team, but Wendy surely was a big part of the Astros' offense.

#### Season 6

Wendy was drafted in a similar spot the next season, 42nd overall by coach Marco of the Yankees. She had a pretty tough season at the plate, batting 0.453 and driving in just 4 RBIs.

#### Season 7

Wendy rebounded in Season 7 to have a fantastic year. She was drafted 28th overall in the 2nd round by coach MelloMathTeacher of the Athletics and played catcher for the AI defense, limiting many opponents from stealing bases. At the plate, she was a massive force for the A's, batting 0.707, and leading the team with 5 home runs and 29 runs scored. She earned an all-star bid for her efforts, and also helped the A's win the Season 7 World Series.

#### Season 8

The next season, Wendy was drafted 29th overall in the 2nd round by coach Wizard of the Cubs. Her stats took a bit of a step back, but she still batted a respectable 0.615 at the plate.

#### Season 9

With a slightly larger player pool, Wendy fell a bit in the draft, selected 59th overall in the 3rd round by coach arcothunder of the Athletics. Her return to the A's franchise was not as momentous as her first season, but she did bat 0.646 and score 17 times.

#### Season 10

##### 2001

In Season 10, in the 2001 league, Wendy (as an Ivan Rodriguez clone) was drafted 68th overall in the 4th round by coach benjaminion of the Padres, although this team was eventually coached by Toast. Benjaminion was allegedly trying to draft Hillary Vargas, a Jeff Bagwell clone, but made a mistake. Some say this mistake cost him dearly, as Wendy often came in from catcher to pitcher, ruining the Padres' defense and allowing many runners to steal against Kenny Kawaguchi. Whatever the case, she hit 0.469 with 10 RBIs in the Padres' offense.

##### 2003

On the 2003 side, Wendy (as an Alex Rodriguez clone) was taken 39th overall in the 2nd round by coach Eauxps I. Fourgott of the Melonheads. Her numbers were very similar to her numbers in Season 9, as she hit 0.605 with 6 RBIs and 16 runs scored.