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* Bench players are worse fielders

...rican League All-Stars]]. He is usually one of the last choices off of the bench, with a decision usually coming down to who to substitute for [[Bill Schroe

A lefty off the bench for the [[San Francisco (NES)|San Francisco Giants]], '''Mike Aldrete''' gi

...in RBI. Get him out immediately for another terrible player on the Twins bench.

...means, Bush is easily the best pinch hitter on an otherwise terrible Twins bench. ...players with 20-30 more power points. Part of that is the Twins lack of a bench of left-handed hitting. With only [[Kent Hrbek]] as a lefty starter, Bush'

'''Steve Lake''' is a bench player for [[St. Louis]] on the [[NES]] version of [[RBI]]. Even with the ...'' a 9th inning pitcher sub. And only then if there is nobody left on the bench.

* Hitting Coach and Bench Coach, 137-186 (W-L) * Bench Coach

...yers who missed out on becoming RBIers by one year (i.e. were starters/key bench players for 1987 Mets but not 1986 Mets):

...usion in the lineup. Some people, however, prefer to keep Hendrick on the bench and let [[Bob Boone]] play out the game. In [[straight pitch]], some favor

...tep above mediocre. He's good enough to usually be the second guy off the bench (behind [[Mark McGwire]]) but isn't that great of a player. He does have a

'''Lee Mazzilli''' is a bench player for [[New York]] in the [[NES]] version of [[RBI Baseball]]. Most w

'''Rob Wilfong''' is a [[bench]] player for [[California]] on the [[NES]] version of [[RBI]]. He is known ...left handed hitter]], giving him the boost in [[straight pitch]]. Being a bench player, he also gets the advantage of the [[pinch hit power boost]].

'''Rick Burleson''' is a [[bench]] player for [[California]] on the [[NES]] version of [[RBI]]. Though cert ...Burleson immediately at the #8 spot. Most, however, keep Burleson on the bench until late in the game and use him for a clutch pitcher sub.

'''Dave Henderson''' is a bench player for [[Boston (NES)|Boston]] on the [[NES]] version of [[RBI]]. Thou

'''Ruppert Jones''' is a [[bench]] player for [[California]] on the [[NES]] version of [[RBI]]. He is widel Ruppert really does it all in RBI. He's a '''huge''' bat off the bench, sports nearly 900 power and is fast enough to stay out of trouble. His co

'''Tony Armas''' (born July 2, 1964) is a bench player for [[Boston]] in the [[NES]] game [[RBI Baseball]]. With a [[Overal

'''Jim Lindeman''' is a [[bench]] player for [[St. Louis (NES)|St. Louis]] on the [[NES]] version of [[RBI]

...hird highest power hitter in the game for that single at-bat behind fellow bench players [[Mark McGwire]] (1006) and [[Tony Armas]] (982). He is usually su

...[Robbie Thompson]] or [[Jose Uribe]] in the game and leaves Spilman on the bench."

...n [[RBI]] and is generally regarded as an okay leadoff hitter. The Twins' bench is terrible, so you might as well keep him in there for the speed factor.

...all-in-all Grich is either a quick sub or an Achilles Heel. If he were a bench player or on a less powerful team, Grich would be useful. But alas, he is

...and 1987 Topps cards are with the Cubs]] '''Chris Speier''' is the second bench player for the [[San Francisco Giants]] in [[RBI Baseball]]. He is best us ...ball to spend time with his family, but returned in [[2004]] to serve as a bench coach for the Oakland A’s. In 2005, he became the Cubs’ third base coa

...s Pitching|anything goes]]. Boone has more power then two of California's bench players ([[Rick Burleson]] and [[Rob Wilfong]]), so keeping him in isn't ne

...this time, Tony LaRussa describe him as "the most dangerous player off the bench in the league," quite the compliment for a player in the twilight of his ca

...e let Barrett get any playing time. The debate ranges on which of Boston’s bench studs to bring in to lead off the game, but almost everyone agrees that eit

Sitting on the bench after giving up 6 runs in a [[1977]] Spring Training game, Stanley was told

...June because of a free agency holdout, and a finger injury put him on the bench for the last two months. Gedman had played his last 100+ game season, and