Maynard McElroy

## About

Maynard McElroy is a generic boy with dark curly hair and an olive complexion. He is well known for being an extremely fast player.

Maynard has no clones, but he does draw rightful comparisons to Kathy Wolf.

## Scouting Reports

### Backyard Baseball 2001 and 2003

Maynard McElroy

Maynard is well-known for running, and running fast. His speed is 97/100, putting him just a tad below the fastest runners in the game. Other than that, his best skill is his throwing arm, with 81 throwing strength. But his glove isn't the best, at just 17 coordination. His bat isn't the best, at 51 power and 56 contact, which is okay, since most coaches aim for ground balls that they can beat out with Maynard's speed.

## League History

### BBL

#### Season 2

Maynard was one of the few generic kids made available in Season 2. He was drafted 47th overall in the 6th round by coach Ellman of the Indians. His speed was on full display from the get-go, leading his team in runs scored and stolen bases.

#### Season 3

In Season 3, Maynard was drafted 59th overall in the 3rd round by coach crazyei8hts of the Giants. Maynard batted leadoff and looked to score every at bat. He batted 0.739, stealing 35 bases, and scoring 44 times. He helped the Giants make the playoffs, although they lost in the first round.

#### Season 4

With more emphasis on speed, Maynard's draft stock soared, and he was taken 37th overall in the 2nd round by coach Mavfatha of the Orioles. Maynard smacked a career high 20 doubles, yet still found enough time to swipe 22 bases.

#### Season 5

The next season, Maynard was drafted 35th overall in the 2nd round by coach GreenDayEagles of the Hornets. Maynard's batting average decreased a little bit, which hampered his chance to rack up the steals, although he still recorded 10.

#### Season 6

Maynard was taken 44th overall in the 2nd round by coach mbless1415 of the Rockies. In a lineup thriving on speed, Maynard provided a lot of it, stealing 19 bases and scoring 27 runs.

#### Season 7

Taken in a very similar draft position, Maynard was selected 45th overall by coach Toast of the Twins. He led the team in batting average, steals, and was second in runs scored. The Twins missed the playoffs after losing a tiebreaker game.

#### Season 8

Needing some speed, coach Emery92 of the Bombers picked Maynard 28th overall in the second round. Maynard had a career year at the plate, batting 0.809 and scoring 47 runs, both of which were new career highs for him. Maynard helped the Bombers reach the World Series, which is still currently ongoing.

#### Season 9

Maynard was drafted in the exact same spot as the previous season, 28th overall, by coach QuestionMonkey of the Pirates. His offensive numbers took a hit, but they were by no means awful. Maynard batted 0.603 with 7 RBIs and 26 runs scored.

#### Season 10

##### 2001

In Season 10, Maynard was taken 48th overall in the 3rd round by coach MikeMadness of the Twins. Maynard was one of the few kids with speed on the Twins, and used it to his advantage. He led the team in singles (28) and runs scored (17).

##### 2003

On the 2003 side, Maynard was drafted 29th overall in the 2nd round by coach benjaminion of the Cubs, although this team later ended up in the hands of Heinz. Maynard had perhaps his worst season let, setting career lows in batting average, RBIs, and runs scored.

## Trivia

* Maynard is 5th on the career stolen base list with 139, behind Stuart Sullivan, Luanne Lui, Star Moonbeam, and Pete Wheeler.