UTL Baseball edition

UTL Plays Baseball

Batting order:

1. Obi - Playing Second Base
Leading off the order you want someone who finds a way on base. Someone who you can count on to get on base. A Dependable on base guy who is very good at watching and waiting for their moment. I think Obi fits this build really well, being patient and able to always find a way to do well. Putting Obi at 2nd base means that he will have a bit of clean up work to do and some shifting, but is one of the better defensive players on the field. If that doesnt scream obi, idk what does.

2. Bryan - Left Field
Batting second is someone who is able to put the ball in play. Always striking and able to make some noise and is never an easy out. Putting Bryan in left field means he moves well and is able to make some throws. Also height helps to rob home runs.

3. Moj - 1st Base
Batting 3rd is a BIG bat. Someone who, when they walk up, means big trouble if people are on base. Someone who people have to legit think when they pitch to otherwise it could end really badly. Obviously Im gonna have to put a heavy hitter here. If this doesnt scream MoJ Idk what does. Putting MoJ at first because Big target and doesnt have to move a whole hell of a lot. Old time-y Big hitting First baseman

4. Derp - Right Field
Batting Clean up is the person who I believe makes the top 4 of the lineup scary. You can walk and get around 2 of three. but #4 is gonna make you play to get them out. This is a scary position to pitch to and usually one of the better players. Putting Derp in Right field because derp doesnt do a whole lot of defense. He likes his breakers. *sawktrigger*

5. Matt - DH
Hitting 5th is tricky because you are still a good hitter and on other teams could fit in at 3 or 4 but you dont have the track record to be there yet. DH means he only focus's on one thing. OFFENSE. It fits Matt.

6. Benny - Catcher
Batting 6th is a solid role player on the team who knows what they are there to do. And playing catcher means they run the show on the field. Being able to calm down a pitcher and talk to em letting them know whats goin on and how they wanna attack. Benny fits this as the veteran catcher who knows how to run the show. Think Erik Kratz.

7. AJ - Short Stop
Batting 7th is odd. They can get on base but usally have an odd time at the plate and often are a defensive player who fields cleanly but needs work offensivly. Short stop means they have to be able to gell with their second basemen really well and they are able to make a lot of flashy plays. I picture AJ wearing # 0 for Victini here.

8. Nacho - 3rd Base
Clean Defensivly but needs some work offensivly, batting 8th means they are a great player nut are struggling and need some time to work on things. 3rd base is notorious for slick work at the hot corner. Nacho fits the bill Pretty well, as he is able to pick up on things quick and can Turn a Double play with a strong arm.

9. Brain - Center Field
Last batter is the second lead off. Never wanting to be an easy out and knowing their strengths and playing to them. Also with Center Field being the one that shifts the most and is the most flexible and able to adapt. Brain fits this because he has show his ability to Play different styles as he needs to, to keep up with the compitetion.

Bench:

Clasped: Super Utility Defense / Base runner. SPEED GO ZOOM ZOOM. Also in the outfield he can get to balls some couldn't.

Nseliga: Power Bat off the bench who can play the corners and catch.

Jayteez: Clutch batter who does the middle infield well if needed.

Starting rotation:

Sawk: Power 2 Seam Fastball with a slider that has great movement and a 12-6 Changeup that runs sharp.

Andy: Relaxed Magician who mixes up pitches well. No real overpowing pitch but is very good at disappearing pitches.

Sean: Dominant Fast ball along with a good Slurve keeps him in games as he pitches hard and deep into games *giggity*

Ian: Electrifying 2 Seam fastball and Curveball. Has the stuff to be a number 1 but needs to hone it.

Bullpen:

Aaron: Situational Righty who knows his stength is the fact his curveball, Slider, and 4 seam all come out of the same arm slot so he disguises well.

Destra: The disappearing knuckleball seems to disappear out of nowhere.

West: Veteran Reliever who the team relies on in big situation.

Hooch: The Aussie that tosses 99 on fastballs and needs to keep his head on straight. Prone to throw inside

Hat: One dude who only throws when everyone else is done, or in lopsided games. Mop up man.