Cheryl Reynolds

## About

Cheryl Reynolds is a generic girl with dark, straight hair and an olive complexion. She has several accolades since entering the BBL in Season 4.

She is the clone of Sammy Sosa. In an unmodded file, she will be right fielder of the Cubs if Sammy Sosa is on the user team.

## Scouting Reports

### Backyard Baseball 2001 and 2003

Cheryl Reynolds

Cheryl is one of the best available sluggers in the game, with 100 power and 50 contact. She also has a fantastic throwing arm, with 98 throwing strength. Combined with her decent speed, Cheryl is one of the best all-around players in the game.

## League History

### BBL

#### Season 4

Cheryl was not available until Season 4, as widespread use of generic kids did not start until Season 3, but pro clones were off limits that season.

Cheryl was first drafted with the #12 overall pick by coach ArGarBarGar of the Athletics. She was a valued hitter in the lineup, coming in second in runs scored with 20, although the A's as a whole didn't have a great season.

#### Season 5

The next season, Cheryl was taken in a similar spot, 10th overall by coach psanchez55's dad of the Braves. Stats were not well kept for this team, but from the games recorded, it was clear that she was the most valuable batter on the squad.

#### Season 6

In Season 6, coach crazyei8hts of the Indians moved up in the draft and selected both Sammy Sosa and Cheryl Reynolds with the 7th and 8th picks of the draft. The idea was to put Cheryl in right field so that Sammy could play catcher. Cheryl batted leadoff for the Indians and was the driving force of the offense. She led the team in batting average, runs scored, RBIs, and home runs. Her 22 home runs also led the league. For her offensive efforts, Cheryl won the Season 6 MVP.

In the playoffs, the dynamic duo of Cheryl and Sammy continued to tear through the league. The Indians won the Season 6 World Series.

#### Season 7

The next season, Cheryl fell to the 20th overall pick, where she was taken by coach Mavfatha of the Orioles. Cheryl was selected one pick before crazyei8hts could reunited with his reigning MVP winner. Her numbers were down slightly from her MVP-winning season, but she was still the heart and soul of the Orioles offense, leading the team in home runs, RBIs, and runs scored.

In Week 13, Cheryl had an incredible game, batting 6-6 with a single, a double, 4 home runs, 13 RBIs, and 5 runs scored. However, she shockingly did not win Batter of the Week, as Jody Palmer of the Mariners was boosted to 10 batting and hit 5 home runs.

#### Season 8

Cheryl was taken 11th overall in the Season 8 draft by coach aesnop of the Mariners. Cheryl was the focal point of the Mariners offense, and she performed spectacularly. She batted a career high 0.776 with 26 homers, 76 RBIs, and 37 runs scored, all of which led her team. Her home runs and RBIs were second in the league behind only Zenon Estrada. In fact, Cheryl and Zenon shared co-MVP honors, the first time in MVP history this has ever happened.

Cheryl won AL Batter of the Week in weeks 1, 4, and 14. In Week 4, she hit 5 home runs, and in Week 14, she hit 4.

Cheryl and the Mariners advanced to the Season 8 World Series but lost in a sweep to the Bombers.

#### Season 9

In Season 9, Cheryl was drafted with the highest pick of her career, 3rd overall by coach Natetastic28 of the Braves. She played catcher and was an important member of a stacked lineup. While she didn't hit as many home runs as she had the past few seasons, she focused more on singles, recording a high batting average of 0.758 and hitting twice as many singles as she had in any previous season. She was also second on the Braves in both RBIs and runs scored, with 45 and 32, respectively.

The Braves won the AL East title but lost to the Cubs in the ALDS.

#### Season 10

##### 2001

In Season 10, on the 2001 side, Cheryl was drafted 8th overall by coach Wizard of the Mets, although she was traded to coach Itaniium of the Giants who preferred the generic kid swing. As the cornerstone of an amazing offense, Cheryl had another fantastic season, batting 0.739 with 14 home runs and 53 runs batted in. She helped the Giants claim the top seed in the American League, and she was an MVP finalist in the American League.

##### 2003

In the 2003 league, Cheryl surprisingly slipped to the 13th overall pick where she was taken by coach Natetastic28 of the Braves, the same situation she was in in Season 9. Cheryl had a similar season to her 2001 output, batting 0.746 with 16 home runs and 40 RBIs. Her impressive play won her the Backyard League MVP, despite the Braves missing the playoffs.

## Trivia

* Cheryl has hit 4+ home runs in a game on five separate occasions, the most by one player in rBBL history.
* Cheryl has pitched 1 2/3 innings in her career, with the '01 Giants in Season 10. She struck out two batters and allowed 0 runs.