Jane Davis

## About

Jane Davis is a generic girl with dark curly pigtails and an olive complexion. She is a pretty powerful offense player.

Jane is a near-clone of Achmed Khan and a full clone of Fred Benson. The main differences between Jane and Achmed are that Jane is faster and left-handed.

## Scouting Reports

### Backyard Baseball 2001 and 2003

Jane Davis

Jane is an offensive weapon in any lineup. She has phenomenal batting power, at 95/100. Her 84/100 contact also results in few whiffs or foul balls. Her 81 speed is also useful for stretching doubles into triples and stealing bases. In the field, she has a pretty good glove at 71, but her 31 throwing strength makes her an easy target to run on.

## League History

### BBL

#### Season 3

Generics were made widely available in Season 3, and Jane was first drafted by coach GreenDayEagles of the Rangers, who took her with the 29th overall pick in round 2. Coach put great emphasis on her speed, and she ended up leading the Rangers in batting average, stolen bases, and runs scored.

#### Season 4

The next season, Jane was drafted 34th overall in the 2nd round by coach Eggy216 of the Blue Jays. Eggy took a little while to get used to the game, but once he did, Jane Davis was unstoppable. Jane batted 0.874, smacked 23 home runs (tied for the league lead), drove in 104 runs, scored 70 times, and slugged 2.115. All five of those stats rank in the top 10 individual season performances in BBL history. Unfortunately, despite Jane's mythological stat line, she was overshadowed in the MVP voting by Debby Nagasawa.

#### Season 5

Despite the amazing Season 4, Jane fell in the draft, as more emphasis was placed on defense and strong throwing arms. Jane was drafted 41st overall in the second round by coach gmchappe of the Red Sox. Jane picked up right where she left off in Season 4, batting 0.808 and leading the league with 77 RBIs and 25 home runs. For her efforts, she was voted the Season 5 MVP.

#### Season 6

In Season 6, Jane was drafted 31st overall by coach Yurya, who then traded her to coach Eauxps I. Fourgott of the Melonheads. Jane could not live up to her previous two seasons, batting a career worst 0.453 and hitting just 8 home runs, but she did lead her team in runs scored, with 24.

#### Season 7

Coach elchrisblanco of the Fishes drafted Jane with the 33rd overall pick in the 2nd round. Jane upped her batting average to 0.760, and although her 8 home runs and 32 RBIs were similar to her previous season, both these numbers led her team.

#### Season 8

In Season 8, Jane was drafted with the first pick of the second round (25th overall) by coach GSchlim of the Blue Jays, who was trying to create a team entirely consisting of players whose names start with J. The Blue Jays had a pretty rough season, but Jane led the team with a 0.698 average and 27 runs scored. She also led the league with 9 triples.

#### Season 9

Jane was drafted 52nd overall in the 3rd round by coach Itaniium of the Giants, who ended up trading her to another orange and black team, the Orioles, coached by Mavfatha. She put up some of her best numbers since her MVP campaign of Season 5, batting 0.686 with 10 home runs, 38 RBIs, and 30 runs scored.

#### Season 10

##### 2001

In Season 10, in the 2001 league, Jane was drafted 41st overall in the 2nd round by coach Vissery of the Royals. In a star-studded lineup, Jane had her best season since her Season 5 MVP output, batting 0.769 with 16 home runs and 42 RBIs. She was the Royals' all-star and helped the Royals make the playoffs.

##### 2003

On the 2003 side, Jane was taken with the 37th overall pick in Round 2 by coach jyknight of the Expos. Jane was a big bat in that lineup too, leading the team in home runs (9) and runs scored (26).

## Trivia

* Jane has pitched 2/3 of an inning in her BBL career. This occurred during Season 4 with the Blue Jays. She retired both batters she faced, one via strikeout.
* In Season 4, Jane barely missed the vaunted "quadruple double", which is hitting 10+ singles, doubles, triples, and home runs. She fell one triple short, with just 9.
* Jane is one of four players to hit 20 or more home runs in a season on two separate occasions, the others being Sammy Sosa, Cheryl Reynolds, and Zenon Estrada.