Ray Tran

## About

Ray Tran is a generic boy with orangey hair and a wide face.

Ray is a clone of Ramona Bennett

Ray has some sneaky skills but isn't quite a show stopper. He has some decent pop in his bat, with a 69/100 power rating and a 72 contact. Coupled with his 76 speed and he can be a nice consistent singles or doubles hitter. On the mound, he's a workhorse, with a stamina rating of 89 and some solid hooks (72 left hook, 80 right hook). He can give you a few innings on the mound every game. His main drawback, however, is his fielding. The 1/10 on the player card does not lie. Ray's coordination is only rated 17, leading to many dropped balls, and an arm strength of 27 doesn't allow him to make up for his drops with a strong throw. You almost have to hide him on defense so he doesn't detract from the rest of your fielders.

## League History

### BBL

#### Season 3

Generics were made widely available in Season 3, and Ray was drafted 111th overall in the 5th round by coach GSchlim of the Marlins. Ray excelled in GSchlim's grounderball attack, batting 0.765 with 36 RBIs and 48 runs scored.

#### Season 4

The next season, Ray was drafted 131st overall in the 6th round by coach Mavfatha of the Orioles. Ray's numbers weren't quite as gaudy as they were the previous season, but was still a force in the lineup, batting 0.590 with 20 RBIs and 25 runs scored.

#### Season 5

Ray returned to the Orioles when Mavfatha drafted him 150th overall in the 7th round. Ray had a troublesome year at the plate, but this was the first season in which he was his team's primary pitcher, and he performed rather well.

#### Season 6

In Season 6, Ray was drafted 139th overall by coach crazyei8hts of the Indians, but he was eventually traded to coach Marco of the Yankees. Ray had a similar season from a batting perspective, batting under 0.500 for the first time in his career.

#### Season 7

Ray had a bounce-back season in Season 7, being drafted 124th overall in the 6th round by coach MelloMathTeacher of the Athletics. Ray was a menace to opposing pitchers, batting 0.727 with 27 RBIs and a career high 23 stolen bases. Ray helped the A's win the Season 7 World Series.

#### Season 8

Ray used up all his luck in Season 7, as he came crashing down in Season 8. Drafted 150th overall in the 7th round by coach SilverBullet102 of the Giants, Ray had a struggle at the plate, batting 0.447, mustering up just 4 RBIs and only scoring 3 times.

#### Season 9

In Season 9, Ray was drafted in a similar spot, 153rd overall in the 7th round by coach QuestionMonkey of the Pirates. It was this season that he was given the nickname "Big Play Ray," due to always stepping up in clutch moments. He and Yvonne Carter formed a dynamic duo on the mound, combining to allow just 12 runs on the season, less than 1 per game.

#### Season 10

##### 2001

In the 2001 league of Season 10, Ray was drafted 135th overall in the 7th round by coach elchrisblanco of the Fishes. Ray was a surprising contributor for the Fishes, finishing second on the team in batting average at 0.692 while leading the team in doubles (9) and RBIs (30).

##### 2003

On the 2003 side, Ray was taken 121st overall in the 6th round by coach alex7456 of the Angels, but he was eventually traded to coach Natetastic28 of the Braves. Ray was more of a table-setter than an RBI guy, as he had the second highest batting average on the team at 0.703 and scored 23 times.

## Trivia

* Ray did not pitch at all in the regular season in Season 7, but he did pitch 4 1/3 innings in the playoffs, allowing 3 runs and striking out 8.