Nate

## NateInDisney

This is what a 4 HR day looks like from Jomar

## **Overview**

**Nate** is a coach and one of the original gangster coaches of the Backyard Baseball League. He has randomly popped in to different events throughout the years. He is also known for being chaotic good due to his "Jomar" stan game-play and forfeiting a record 7 games due to either failing to read the rules, or because he doesn't want to win certain games.

He plays the overly sarcastic joking (think Ernie Steele) goofball persona of Jomar for the Backyard Baseball league. He'd rather toss a game to break records than try to win a game outright. However, in *Backyard Football* he actually takes it more seriously and isn't playing a character, thus his top finishes.

While Nate may never actually finish a season in either sport, he was the first coach to start a season 13-0 (and then forfeit threw a game since only God is perfect) before leaving to finish Grad School. His real life is quite a ruckus with commitments to education, theater work, church work, and finding a freelance work. But he will always pop his head in and make jokes.

Nate is one of the founding coaches of the Backyard Fantasy Football League. He was the original first season winner and has been in the top 3 in his other two seasons played.

Nate has only finished one full season of the BFFL league (BFFL Season 1) and BBL (Winterball).

## **BBL Seasons**

### Season 2: Super-Duper Fishes

* Started off the season 13-0 before throwing a game intentionally because he didn't want to resemble perfection in any form. Additionally, had to finish up his final papers for Grad School.
* He didn't play in the playoffs. Admittedly he did a bad job telling anyone that he was swamped with school. Also admittedly, he also did a bad job telling his parents he would be sleeping in the school grad office multiple nights due to overworking himself on papers and projects. Yeah, just bad work overall with communication in general.
* Johnny Freaking Pitching Omar: 13-0 Record. 77.7 IP. 69 Ks (nice >:]), ERA of exactly 1.00, WHIP of exactly 1.11, K/6 of 5.33 (Jomar was trying for 5.43 but the other #s would've messed up), S/B of 10.8 (wasn't sure what this even means so, Jomar didn't aim for anything there).

* Johnny Freaking Batter Omar: 31 hits out of 56 AB. 9 HRs. 39 RBIs. 4 Walks. Beautiful all around.
* Daddy Jomar: pls see the pic on the right ty. Finished 5th in MVP voting.
* **Nate didn't even try to purposefully stat pad with Jomar, it just happened. Unlike Winterball.**

### Season Winterball: Los Angeles Fishes

* Didn't handle the change from 2001 to 2003 that well at all to begin with.
* Wanted to stat pad with Jomar intentionally this time, which ended up actually leading towards a few early losses since Nate made so many dumb plays with everyone else to set up for grand slams.
* May have thrown a game to get a friend into the playoffs, may have not.

### Season 5

#### Season 5 (Lulu): Los Angeles Fishes

* After being unable to join paste due to a misunderstanding, Nate had 0 desire to play in Lulu, so he had Jomar play instead.
* Nate traded for the last pick, giving up 2 better picks in return. Just for the sake of having the last pick.
* Nate selected the #1 draft spot, purely just to draft Jomar #1. However, Nate didn't realize he'd be stuck with Sandy Flats.
* Nate decided to only murder his friends (as in beat them badly, not the bad guy thing) and not bother trying at home games.
* Nate opened the season with a bang, murdering Crazyeight8s along the way, with a 95-0 victory.
* Nate realized he didn't actually beat Crazy, who he thought was the Devil Rays, and felt remose.
* After accidentally beating a rookie, he had 0 desire to actually beat, he threw the next game 66-0 (I tried 69-0 but I got distracted watching Thor). The game took over 2 hours to complete. Holy moly the computer AI is dumb and it's harder to score for them than to score 60+ on your own.
* Nate had lost the time to play due to a musical theater production and thus dropped out after forfeiting multiple games.

#### Season 5 (Paste): New York Giants (with AE)

* Was only able to play one game dDue to the fact that his play schedule was lame, and he may have been trying to impress a dame (not really though but it fits the rhyme). Ended up only playing Yury, to the dismay of the Jury, he went full Nintendo 64, but decided to make 69-0 the score.

## **BFFL Seasons**

### Season 1: Big Thunder Mountain GOATS

* Nate named his team "Big Thunder Mountain GOATS" after one of his favourite roller coasters at his work, Big Thunder Mountain, and one of his favourite animatronics, the goats holding the dynamite.
* The GOATS made the most waiver wire moves during the season due to not having the top player in any position.
* The GOATS made the playoffs due to their 5-3-2 record having enough ties to sneak in.
* Brass Knuckles McGhee finished atop the Backyard Conference at 6-3-1, but lost in the first round of the playoffs to Big Thunder Mountain GOATS, 128 to 105.
* Big Thunder Mountain GOATS, having beat the #1 seed, played the #3 seed The Fugitives. The GOATS won 161 to 114 to win the championship.

### Season 2: Big Thunder Mountain GOATS

* The GOATS again lacked a strong team overall and relied on the waiver wire.
* Nate was unable to be available for the final two weeks of the regular season, but due to his strong moves in the regular season he still qualified for the playoffs with a 9-5 record.
* Even without Nate actually running the team for the playoffs, the GOATS managed to beat the Wheelchair QBs 116-104, then Rudy Was Offsides 125-114.
* In the championship game, Brass Knuckles McGhee won 173-167.

### Season 3.5: Big Thunder Mountain GOATS

* Nate was placed in the 6 team Frontyard league, in the new "2-league" format.
* For the first time in BFFL History, crazyei8hts did not draft Knuckles McGhee. Instead the GOATS drafted him.
* Due to not understanding how the roster setup now worked, the GOATS made many mistakes in the draft. Nate predicted that Eauxps I. Fourgott would be the champion due to Nate's mistakes.
* Nate managed the GOATS for the first 8 weeks, leading them to a 5-3 record before he had to step down due to play commitments.
* The GOATS, again without management, managed to finish the season 5-5 and limp into the playoffs.
* After losing to the #3 seed, Barking Tree, 325 to 316, the GOATS went into the loser's Bracket.
* The GOATS were able to pull off a 336 to 307 victory over the #4 seed Pablo and the Pablitos, and clinched another top 3 finish.
* **Nate's prediction of Eauxps I. Fourgott being the champion was correct.**

## **Records Broken**

- **Most Forfeits, Most Errors in a Game, Most Runs Scored in a Game, most Runs Allowed by an AI team in the game, most walks in a game, most walks allowed in a game, most triples in a game, most grand slams in a game.**