Julie Dunkel

## About

**Julie Dunkel** is a generic girl with straight curly hair and pale skin. She has been deemed one of the "Big Four" generics, along with Henri Deschenes, Jay Green, and Leah Wayne.

Julie is a near-clone of Pete Wheeler, and a full clone of Henri Deschenes. Julie and Henri are quite similar to Pete but have better power hitting and pitching ability.

## Scouting Reports

### Backyard Baseball 2001 and 2003

Julie Dunkel

Julie is one of the best all-around players in the game. She is an amazing hitter, with a perfect 100/100 batting power and 50 contact. She's tied for the fastest player in the game at a perfect 100 speed. In the field, she holds her own, with a 79 glove and 82 throwing strength. She can be used as a starting pitcher, too. She can pitch a while with her above average stamina (76). Her best pitch is the slowball, at a perfect 100. She also has a decent left hook (75) and heat (61). However, her right hook is rated 0. Julie is a menace to face as an AI player.

> Julie's a monster that strikes fear in everyone who comes across her. Nobody can outrun her. Nobody can hit deeper than her. She's got the arm and defensive skills to be nightmarish in any position. Coach her well and she could be your ticket to victory.
>
> a Backyard Baseball-like player card description written by MelloMathTeacher

## League History

### BBL

#### Season 3

Generics were made widely available in Season 3, and Julie was drafted 5th overall by coach gmchappe of the Expos. Julie burst onto the scene, leading a stacked Expos lineup with 21 home runs and 99 RBIs, a new record at the time but now 4th best in a single season. For her monstrous season, Julie won the Season 3 MVP.

#### Season 4

After her MVP-winning season, Julie was drafted 2nd overall by coach psanchez55's dad of the Fishes. Julie had some coaching turmoil this season, as the Fishes were eventually taken over by coach crazyei8hts. When it was all said and done, Julie didn't have an MVP-type season, but she did lead the Fishes in home runs, RBIs, and runs scored.

#### Season 5

In season 5, Julie was reunited with coach gmchappe from her MVP-winning season, after he and the Red Sox drafted her 3rd overall. The Red Sox did have the league MVP, but it wasn't Julie, it was Jane Davis. However, Julie still had a fine season, leading the team with 47 runs scored and 11 stolen bases. She also had a fantastic season as a pitcher, pitching every single inning for the Red Sox and recording a microscopic 0.29 ERA.

#### Season 6

Julie was drafted 6th overall by coach takenotes011 of the Angels. Once again, Julie was at the forefront of the offense, leading the team in doubles, home runs, and runs scored. She also was the Angels' main pitcher, although her numbers weren't quite as great as they were the previous season.

#### Season 7

The next season, Julie was drafted 3rd overall by rookie coach Toast of the Twins. Julie made an immediate impact for the team, and she ended the season as the Twins' leader in runs scored and RBIs. She also was the starting pitcher for the Twins and set a career high with 91 strikeouts.

#### Season 8

For the first time in her career, Julie was drafted with the #1 overall pick by coach Eauxps I. Fourgott of the Royals. Eauxps was not planning to stay as the Royals' coach, so having the first pick, he decided to give the Royals the best overall player, in his eyes. However, once it was decided that Eauxps would stay on as coach, he used Julie as the centerpiece of the lineup. Julie led the team in nearly everything, including doubles, triples, home runs, RBIs, runs scored, and batting average. This was also the first season in which Julie did not pitch.

#### Season 9

In Season 9, Julie was once again a first round pick, taken 5th overall by coach DevanWolf of the Hornets. Between Devan and interim coach GSchlim, Julie had a fantastic year and was chosen for the all-star team. She led the team in runs scored and stolen bases, while finishing second in batting average and home runs.

#### Season 10

##### 2001

Julie stayed near the top of the draft board, being selected 2nd overall in the 2001 league by coach QuestionMonkey of the Pirates. Julie was the heart and soul of the team both at the plate and in the field. She led the Pirates in batting average, hits, doubles, triples, runs scored, and innings pitched.

##### 2003

On the 2003 side, Julie was reunited with coach Eauxps I. Fourgott of the Melonheads, this time being selected 3rd overall in the draft. This season was much better than her previous season with Eauxps as coach, as she batted a career high 0.813 and led the team in RBIs (32) and runs scored (24).

## Trivia

* The "quadruple double" is an informal achievement in which a player records 10 or more singles, doubles, triples, and home runs. This has only happened twice in BBL history. Julie was almost the third member of this club when she hit 21 doubles, 11 triples, and 21 home runs in Season 3, but she fell one single short, with just 9.