Annie Frazier

## About

Annie Frazier is somewhat tall (probably the tallest kid to need a chair on the "Team Photo" screen), she has hippy parents and presumably wears Birkenstocks.

## Scouting Reports

### Backyard Baseball 2001 and 2003

Annie has bad stamina, as indicated by the 1 pitching rating, which will leave her very slow in the field and around the bases later on in a game. Annie is very low on the catcher priority, but is in the middle of the first baseman priority.

Annie suffers from Jocinda Smith syndrome, that is, she has a high batting rating but that's because of her contact skill, not her power. Unlike Jocinda, Annie has the speed to get extra bases with her hits, you can get doubles all day out of her. This speed, along with her glove, also enables her to be a decent outfielder. Just don't put her on the mound, whatever you do. This Flipper won't be a bat flipper, but she will help your team to victory.

Coach Vissery discovered a secret power of Annie's after finding an old trading card of hers. The description read that she is a great power pitcher despite not being a useful actual pitcher. After a bit of testing, the game showed that was true! Annie has excellent control of several power pitches. Six of the eight power-ups are extremely solid for at least half her stamina bar (Fireball and Spitball are the only two that have horrible accuracy), and her Elevator and Big Freeze are fairly potent even when she has no stamina left. However, due to her low stamina, she can not throw very many of any of them (except for Crazyballs, which take very little) before running out of juice.

Annie's near-clones are Eric Lebeaux and Hannah Peavy, the former of whom is actually a champion in the 4th season of the Backyard Baseball League, thanks to two-time champion coach KiiiiiiiiiiiiiS. They are both extremely similar to Annie, outside of one particularly noticeable difference: they're both much slower than her, sporting a 5 in running instead of an 8. Whether or not Eric or Hannah can throw power pitches like Annie has yet to be determined.

### Backyard Football 2002

Annie Frazier

Annie is a decent wide receiver with above average speed. She's also one of the best draftable kickers in the game. However, as in other games, her low stamina is a big negative factor of having her on your team.

## League History

### BBL

#### Season 1

Annie was drafted by the Little Fishes and coach GSchlim. She didn't have the best season and was one of the least productive batters on the team.

#### Season 2

Annie was again drafted by the Fishes, but this time the coach was Nate. She was an integral part of the 13-1 Fishes squad, nearly doubling all her stats from season 1.

#### Season 3

For the third straight season, Annie was drafted by the Fishes. This time, she was selected by coach JibboDaHibbo in the fourth round with the 78th overall pick. Her numbers were similar to season 2, but this iteration of the Fishes did not find as much success.

#### Season 4

Annie played on a team that wasn't the Fishes for the first time in her BBL career when she was drafted by Eggy216 for the Blue Jays. Her draft stock fell even further than Season 3, being taken with the 106th pick in the 5th round. Despite that tank, she had the best year of her BBL career in a loaded Blue Jays lineup.

#### Season 5 - Lulu

Annie's draft stock continued to plummet in Season 5. She was finally taken in round 7 with the 135th overall pick by Marco, coach of the Yankees. Annie's season output was rather expected based on her draft position. Her batting average was nearly half of what it was the season prior.

#### Season 6

Annie was taken with the last pick in the 6th round (144 overall) by coach takenotes017 of the Angels. Annie was part of a lineup that made it all the way to the NLCS before being eliminated.

#### Season 7

Annie returned in Season 7. She was drafted in the 8th round with the 186th overall pick by coach Vissery of the Hornets. Being one of the coach's favorite kids, Annie found herself in a new role this season: she was often used as a pitcher, despite her 1/10 rating. Annie was the Frontyard league leader in WHIP with a microscopic 0.65 WHIP.

#### Season 8

Annie was drafted in a similar spot in Season 8, taken with pick number 190 in the 8th round by coach areyoutyler of the Rangers. Annie roamed the outfield once again and was a great fly ball catcher. In the lineup, she enjoyed a similar season with more RBIs. The Rangers missed the playoffs with a 7-7 record.

#### Season 9

In Season 9, Annie was surprisingly taken in the 2nd round with the 30th overall pick by coach GuySmiley of the Bombers. However, after the Bombers' scandal, the team was disbanded.

#### Season 10

##### 2001

In Season 10, Annie returned and actually played. In the 2001 draft, she was taken with the 144th pick in the 7th round by coach MikeMadness of the Twins, who eventually traded her to coach QuestionMonkey of the Pirates. Annie was a decent bat in the bottom of the lineup, batting 0.519 and scoring 14 runs.

##### 2003

On the '03 side, Annie was drafted 140th overall in the 7th round by coach Vissery of the Mets. She had a remarkably similar statline as she did in the 2001 league, batting 0.528 and scoring 14 runs. However, in this league, she pitched many innings, as Vissery has known to do with her.

## Trivia

* Annie had more total bases in Season 4 than she had in Seasons 1-3 combined.
* Annie has a 1/10 rating in the pitching category, but she is one of the best at throwing power-up pitches, which don't factor into the pitching rating.