Star Moonbeam

## About

**Star Moonbeam** is a generic girl with dark straight hair and an olive complexion. She is well known for being fast and having a cool name.

Star is a clone of Stuart Sullivan. The pair are some of the few kids in the game to have a perfect speed rating of 100.

## Scouting Reports

### Backyard Baseball 2001 and 2003

Star Moonbeam

Star is tied for being the fastest player in the game, with a speed rating of 100/100. This makes her a valuable offensive weapon, even with a very weak bat, at 20 power and 39 contact. The weak bat actually works in her favor, because she can beat out most ground balls. In the field, she is noted for having a high catcher priority but a terrible arm, at just 19 throwing strength. Therefore, she's often paired with a catcher lock to move her to a different position. She does have a decent glove, with a coordination rating of 63/100.

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## League History

### BBL

#### Season 3

Generics were made widely available in Season 3, and Star was drafted 37th overall in the 2nd round by coach Ellman of the Indians, who built a roster based on speed. Star put her speed to good use, batting 0.735 on mostly singles, stealing 50 bases and scoring 46 runs. The Indians won the Season 3 World Series.

#### Season 4

Coach Ellman and Star reunited on the Indians in Season 4, and this time Ellman was able to scoop her up in the 3rd round with the 67th overall pick. Star improved upon her batting average and upped her doubles production from 1 to 22 in Ellman's grounderball attack. However, due to hitting more doubles, she was unable to steal even half as many bases as she did the previous season.

#### Season 5

With more emphasis on defense and throwing arms, Star fell all the way to the 5th round, where she was drafted 91st overall by coach Eauxps I. Fourgott of the Melonheads. Star continued to be a useful leadoff batter, hitting 0.730 over the course of the season and stealing 17 bases.

#### Season 6

The next season, coach Kiiiiiiiiiiiiis of the Blue Jays drafted Star 77th overall in the 4th round. Her stats were eerily similar to her Season 5 production, although she did improve in stealing 30 bases.

#### Season 7

In Season 7, Star was drafted 83rd overall in the 4th round by coach Wizard of the Wombats. Wizard had an interesting defensive strategy of taking many high priority catchers with weak arms, since they'd make for some good offense, and only one of them could play catcher. This alignment put Star at first base. Opposing coaches noted how her fantastic speed allowed her to recover on misplayed balls or bad throws, so it was tough to capitalize on those mistakes. For her defensive efforts, Star won the Season 7 Goldie Glove Award.

At the plate, she had a typical Star season, batting 0.742 with 45 singles out of her 46 hits.

#### Season 8

Star was drafted 86th overall in the 4th round by coach Yurya of the Monsters, who paired Star and her clone Stuart Sullivan on the same team for the first time in BBL history. Star and Stuart put up similar numbers, with the only noticeable difference being Star batting 0.808 compared to Stuart's 0.673. This was Star's first time batting over 0.800.

#### Season 9

In Season 9, Star was drafted 91st overall in the 4th round by coach Itaniium of the Giants, although she was eventually traded to coach PepsiBoyTTV of the Diamondbacks. She had another solid season, scoring 39 runs and helping the Diamondbacks make the playoffs.

#### Season 10

##### 2001

The next season, Star was drafted 63rd overall in the 3rd round of the 2001 league draft by coach elchrisblanco of the Fishes. Star was grouped in a never before seen trio of speed as a teammate of both Pete Wheeler and Stuart Sullivan. The speed may not have worked though, as Star batted a career low 0.667 and scored a career low 18 runs as the Fishes missed the playoffs.

##### 2003

On the 2003 side, Star concluded the 3rd round as the 66th pick of the draft, made by coach alex7456 of the Angels. For the first time in her career, Star did not drive in a single run, but she did bat 0.709 with 24 runs scored.

## Trivia

* Star is fourth on the BBL's career stolen bases list, with 165. She trails only Pete Wheeler, Luanne Lui, and Stuart Sullivan.