Perry Marx

## About

Perry Marx is a generic boy with orangey wavy hair and a wide face. Despite his last name, it is unknown if he is related to Marsellus Marx. Perry has no clones.

## Scouting Reports

### Backyard Baseball 2001 and 2003

Perry Marx

Perry's player card may be a little unassuming, but you may be able to find some hidden gems in his abilities. Despite his bat being rated a 7/10, he has immense batting power, at 88/100. However, his 23 contact brings the rating down a bit and leaves him prone to pop ups. His throwing arm is right around average, at 53 throwing strength and 52 accuracy. His glove is poor though, with 39 coordination. He can also pitch in a pinch, as he has a perfect 100 slowball and 81 stamina.

## League History

### BBL

#### Season 3

Generics were made widely available in Season 3, and Perry was drafted 185th overall in the 8th round by coach alsi2843 of the Cubs, although this team was eventually coached by psanchez55's dad. Perry, like most of the Cubs, had a subpar season, although Perry somehow led the team with 3 triples.

#### Season 4

Perry was taken even later in Season 3, drafted 203rd overall in the 9th round by coach GreenDayEagles of the Rangers. Perry improved in many of his offensive statistical categories, and also saw some action on the mound for the first time, posting a 0.58 ERA in 31 1/3 innings pitched.

#### Season 5

With more emphasis on speed and arms throughout the league, Perry went undrafted and did not play in Season 5.

#### Season 6

Just like in Season 4, Perry was drafted 203rd overall, this time by coach JibboDaHibbo of the Marlins, who was putting together a team of French (or quasi-French) players. Perry continued to improve, smacking 6 home runs and collecting 23 RBIs.

#### Season 7

Perry returned in Season 7, being drafted 210th overall in the 9th round by coach elchrisblanco of the Fishes. Perry batted 0.478 that season, which was worst on his team, but the best he personally had ever performed. He also made some appearances on the mound, but struggled, allowing 6 runs in 3 2/3 innings.

#### Season 8

With the reveal of the full attributes, Perry's power was fully known league-wide. This caused him to jump up on the draft board, being selected 168th overall to end the 7th round by coach jyknight of the Padres, who eventually traded Perry to the Bombers, coached by Emery92. Perry had a career year, tallying career bests of a 0.508 batting average, 8 home runs, and 36 RBIs. To top it all off, the Bombers won the Season 8 World Series.

#### Season 9

In Season 9, Perry returned, drafted 167th overall in the 7th round by coach Itaniium of the Giants. Coach Itaniium had an interesting plan for Perry, using him exclusively on the mound. He performed well on the mound, recording a 1.38 ERA with 52 strikeouts in 82 2/3 innings. At the plate, Perry didn't do too hot, batting 0.442 with just 3 home runs and seven runs scored.

#### Season 10

##### 2001

The next season, in the 2001 league, Perry was taken with the 131st pick in the 6th round by coach Freakshow55 of the Astros. Perry was excellent in the middle of the Astros' stacked lineup, and he set career highs in batting average (0.603) and runs scored (19) while tying his career high in RBIs with 36. He helped the Astros reach the World Series.

##### 2003

On the '03 side, coach PepsiBoyTTV of the Diamondbacks was really set on taking Perry, doing so with the 91st pick in the 5th round, the earliest Perry has ever been drafted. Perry had a tough season, with career worsts in RBIs (10) and runs scored (8) while batting 0.422. Still, he helped the Diamondbacks reach the playoffs.

## Trivia

* Perry's four pitches are rated exactly the same as those of Ivan King. However, Perry's pitching rating is higher because of his better stamina.