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Mike Aldrete

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A lefty off the bench for the [[San Francisco (NES)|San Francisco Giants]], '''Mike Aldrete''' gives his team an option for a lefty bat in clutch situations. He can be subbed for a number of starters for his team and his usually subbed for one of the following players: [[Jose Uribe]], [[Bob Brenly]], or [[Robbie Thompson]], though admittedly his power boost as a starter isn't great.

== RBI Stats ==

* [[Left-handed hitter]]
* .325 [[Batting Average]]
* 9 [[Home Runs]]
* 759 [[Power Rating]]
* 8 [[Contact Rating]]
* 124 [[Speed Rating]]

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[[Category:Players in NES RBI]]
[[Category:Pinch Hitters]]

Robby Thompson

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{{stub}}
== RBI Stats ==

* Right/Left-handed hitter
* .# [[Batting Average]]
* # [[Home Runs]]
* # [[Power Rating]]
* # [[Contact Rating]]
* # [[Speed Rating]]

== Bio ==

* Born May 10, 1962
* Signed by
* Played in the Big Leagues from 1986-1996
* Traded by
* Etc.

[[Category:Players in RBI]]
[[Category:Players in NES RBI]]
[[Category:RBI All-Stars]]
[[Category:Gold Glove Winners]]
[[Category:RBI Secondbasemen]]

Dead RBIers

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'''Dead NES RBIers'''

* [[Bill Buckner]] - 5/27/2019 (complications from dementia)
* [[Don Baylor]] - 8/7/2017 (multiple myeloma aka plasma cell cancer)
* [[Dave Henderson]] - 12/27/2015 (heart attack)
* [[Dave Bergman]] - 2/2/2015 (cholangiocarcinoma aka bile duct cancer)
* [[Tony Gwynn]] - June 16, 2014 (salivary gland cancer)
* [[Gary Carter]] - February 6, 2012 (brain cancer)
* [[Dave Smith]] - December 17, 2008 (heart attack)
* [[Jose Uribe]] - December 8, 2006 (car accident)
* [[Kirby Puckett]] - March 6, 2006 (stroke)
* [[Donnie Moore]] - July 8, 1989 (self-inflicted gunshot wound)

''' Dead Arcade RBIers'''

*Bob Watson 5/14/2020 4/10/1946 74
*Willie McCovy 10/31/2018 1/10/1938 80
*Bobby Doerr 11/13/2017 4/7/1918 99
*Yogi Berra 9/22/2015 5/12/1925 90
*Ernie Banks 1/23/2015 1/31/1931 83
*Alvin Dark 11/13/2014 1/7/1922 92
*Johnny Logan 8/9/2013 3/23/1927 86
*Stan Musial 1/19/2013 11/21/1920 92
*Pedro Borbon 6/4/2012 12/2/1946 65
*Duke Snider 2/27/2011 9/19/1926 84
*Phil Cavaretta 12/18/2010 7/19/1916 94
*Ron Santo 12/2/2010 2/25/1940 70
*Willie Davis 3/9/2010 4/15/1940 69
*Phil Rizzuto 8/13/2007 9/25/1917 89
*Lew Burdette 2/6/2007 11/22/1926 80
*Chris Brown 12/26/2006 8/15/1961 45
*Joe Niekro 10/27/2006 11/7/1944 61
*Dick Radatz 3/16/2005 4/2/1937 67
*Warren Spahn 11/24/2003 4/23/1921 82
*Bobby Bonds 8/23/2003 3/15/1946 57
*Ted Williams 7/5/2002 8/30/1918 83
*Eddie Mathews 2/18/2001 10/13/1931 69
*Catfish Hunter 9/9/1999 4/8/1946 53
*Pee Wee Reese 8/14/1999 7/23/1918 81
*Joe Adcock 5/3/1999 10/30/1927 71
*Joe DiMaggio 3/8/1999 11/25/1914 84
*Curt Flood 1/20/1997 1/18/1938 59
*Vada Pinson 10/21/1995 8/11/1938 57
*Mickey Mantle 8/13/1995 10/20/1931 63
*Don Drysdale 7/3/1993 7/23/1936 56
*Roy Campanella 6/26/1993 11/19/1921 71
*Johhny Mize 6/2/1993 1/7/1913 80
*Bucky Walters 4/20/1991 4/19/1909 82
*Bill Terry 1/9/1989 10/30/1898 90
*Carl Hubbell 11/21/1988 6/22/1903 85
*Roger Maris 12/14/1985 9/10/1934 51
*Joe Cronin 9/7/1984 10/12/1906 77
*Ken Boyer 9/7/1982 5/20/1931 51
*Stan Hack 12/15/1979 12/6/1909 70
*Thurman Munson 8/2/1979 6/7/1947 32
*Ernie Lombardi 9/26/1977 4/6/1908 69
*Lefty Grove 5/22/1975 3/6/1900 75
*Joe Medwick 3/21/1975 11/24/1911 63
*Dizzy Dean 7/17/1974 1/16/1910 64
*Jackie Robinson 10/24/1972 1/31/1919 53
*Heine Groh 8/22/1968 9/18/1889 78
*Jimmie Foxx 7/21/1967 10/22/1907 59
*Rogers Hornsby 1/5/1963 4/27/1896 66
*Mickey Cochrane 6/28/1962 4/6/1903 59
*Tris Speaker 12/8/1958 4/4/1888 70
*Mel Ott 11/21/1958 3/2/1909 49
*Cy Young 11/4/1955 3/29/1867 88
*Rabbit Maranville 1/5/1954 11/11/1891 62
*Hack Wilson 11/23/1948 4/26/1900 48
*Babe Ruth 8/16/1948 2/6/1895 53
*Tony Lazzeri 8/6/1946 12/6/1903 42
*Lou Gehrig 6/2/1941 6/19/1903 37

[[Category:RBIer Frivolities]]

Main Page

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== The RBI Baseball Database ==
[[Image:Box.jpg|right|180px]]

The RBI Baseball Database aims to be the collecting point for all things related to the [[Nintendo]] game [[RBI Baseball]]. All players, terms, concepts, fandom, culture, etc will hopefully oneday be contained here. There are '''{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}''' articles in the database, most of which are small and need more information. Give it a shot!

== Places to start ==

* Here is my initial article - the [[RBI Baseball Drinking Game]]

* Here is a [[Glossary]] of terms used for various events and glitches in the game.

* [[Teams]] included in the the game.

* The [[Overall Player Rankings]] give a nice breakdown of all the hitters in RBI

* Sadly the [[Dead RBIers]] page continues to grow.

== RBIer Frivolities ==

* Database guru Shitpaw has a huge list of wacky RBI topics, all presented in his [http://wiki.dee-nee.com/w/index.php/Category:RBIer_Frivolities RBIer Frivolities Category]

Dead RBIers

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'''Dead NES RBIers'''
Buckner -
Baylor -
Hendu -
Bergman -

* [[Bill Buckner]] - 5/27/2019 (complications from dementia)
* [[Don Baylor]] - 8/7/2017 (multiple myeloma aka plasma cell cancer)
* [[Dave Henderson]] - 12/27/2015 (heart attack)
* [[Dave Bergman]] - 2/2/2015 (cholangiocarcinoma aka bile duct cancer)
* [[Tony Gwynn]] - June 16, 2014 (salivary gland cancer)
* [[Gary Carter]] - February 6, 2012 (brain cancer)
* [[Dave Smith]] - December 17, 2008 (heart attack)
* [[Jose Uribe]] - December 8, 2006 (car accident)
* [[Kirby Puckett]] - March 6, 2006 (stroke)
* [[Donnie Moore]] - July 8, 1989 (self-inflicted gunshot wound)

''' Dead Arcade RBIers'''

*Bob Watson 5/14/2020 4/10/1946 74
*Willie McCovy 10/31/2018 1/10/1938 80
*Bobby Doerr 11/13/2017 4/7/1918 99
*Yogi Berra 9/22/2015 5/12/1925 90
*Ernie Banks 1/23/2015 1/31/1931 83
*Alvin Dark 11/13/2014 1/7/1922 92
*Johnny Logan 8/9/2013 3/23/1927 86
*Stan Musial 1/19/2013 11/21/1920 92
*Pedro Borbon 6/4/2012 12/2/1946 65
*Duke Snider 2/27/2011 9/19/1926 84
*Phil Cavaretta 12/18/2010 7/19/1916 94
*Ron Santo 12/2/2010 2/25/1940 70
*Willie Davis 3/9/2010 4/15/1940 69
*Phil Rizzuto 8/13/2007 9/25/1917 89
*Lew Burdette 2/6/2007 11/22/1926 80
*Chris Brown 12/26/2006 8/15/1961 45
*Joe Niekro 10/27/2006 11/7/1944 61
*Dick Radatz 3/16/2005 4/2/1937 67
*Warren Spahn 11/24/2003 4/23/1921 82
*Bobby Bonds 8/23/2003 3/15/1946 57
*Ted Williams 7/5/2002 8/30/1918 83
*Eddie Mathews 2/18/2001 10/13/1931 69
*Catfish Hunter 9/9/1999 4/8/1946 53
*Pee Wee Reese 8/14/1999 7/23/1918 81
*Joe Adcock 5/3/1999 10/30/1927 71
*Joe DiMaggio 3/8/1999 11/25/1914 84
*Curt Flood 1/20/1997 1/18/1938 59
*Vada Pinson 10/21/1995 8/11/1938 57
*Mickey Mantle 8/13/1995 10/20/1931 63
*Don Drysdale 7/3/1993 7/23/1936 56
*Roy Campanella 6/26/1993 11/19/1921 71
*Johhny Mize 6/2/1993 1/7/1913 80
*Bucky Walters 4/20/1991 4/19/1909 82
*Bill Terry 1/9/1989 10/30/1898 90
*Carl Hubbell 11/21/1988 6/22/1903 85
*Roger Maris 12/14/1985 9/10/1934 51
*Joe Cronin 9/7/1984 10/12/1906 77
*Ken Boyer 9/7/1982 5/20/1931 51
*Stan Hack 12/15/1979 12/6/1909 70
*Thurman Munson 8/2/1979 6/7/1947 32
*Ernie Lombardi 9/26/1977 4/6/1908 69
*Lefty Grove 5/22/1975 3/6/1900 75
*Joe Medwick 3/21/1975 11/24/1911 63
*Dizzy Dean 7/17/1974 1/16/1910 64
*Jackie Robinson 10/24/1972 1/31/1919 53
*Heine Groh 8/22/1968 9/18/1889 78
*Jimmie Foxx 7/21/1967 10/22/1907 59
*Rogers Hornsby 1/5/1963 4/27/1896 66
*Mickey Cochrane 6/28/1962 4/6/1903 59
*Tris Speaker 12/8/1958 4/4/1888 70
*Mel Ott 11/21/1958 3/2/1909 49
*Cy Young 11/4/1955 3/29/1867 88
*Rabbit Maranville 1/5/1954 11/11/1891 62
*Hack Wilson 11/23/1948 4/26/1900 48
*Babe Ruth 8/16/1948 2/6/1895 53
*Tony Lazzeri 8/6/1946 12/6/1903 42
*Lou Gehrig 6/2/1941 6/19/1903 37

[[Category:RBIer Frivolities]]

Dead RBIers

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'''Dead NES RBIers'''

* [[Bill Buckner]] - 5/27/2019
* [[Don Baylor]] - 8/7/2017
* [[Dave Henderson]] - 12/27/2015
* [[Dave Bergman]] - 2/2/2015
* [[Donnie Moore]] - July 8, 1989 (self-inflicted gunshot wound)
* [[Kirby Puckett]] - March 6, 2006 (stroke)
* [[Jose Uribe]] - December 8, 2006 (car accident)
* [[Dave Smith]] - December 17, 2008 (heart attack)
* [[Gary Carter]] - February 6, 2012 (brain cancer)
* [[Tony Gwynn]] - June 16, 2014 (salivary gland cancer)

''' Dead Arcade RBIers'''

*Bob Watson 5/14/2020 4/10/1946 74
*Willie McCovy 10/31/2018 1/10/1938 80
*Bobby Doerr 11/13/2017 4/7/1918 99
*Yogi Berra 9/22/2015 5/12/1925 90
*Ernie Banks 1/23/2015 1/31/1931 83
*Alvin Dark 11/13/2014 1/7/1922 92
*Johnny Logan 8/9/2013 3/23/1927 86
*Stan Musial 1/19/2013 11/21/1920 92
*Pedro Borbon 6/4/2012 12/2/1946 65
*Duke Snider 2/27/2011 9/19/1926 84
*Phil Cavaretta 12/18/2010 7/19/1916 94
*Ron Santo 12/2/2010 2/25/1940 70
*Willie Davis 3/9/2010 4/15/1940 69
*Phil Rizzuto 8/13/2007 9/25/1917 89
*Lew Burdette 2/6/2007 11/22/1926 80
*Chris Brown 12/26/2006 8/15/1961 45
*Joe Niekro 10/27/2006 11/7/1944 61
*Dick Radatz 3/16/2005 4/2/1937 67
*Warren Spahn 11/24/2003 4/23/1921 82
*Bobby Bonds 8/23/2003 3/15/1946 57
*Ted Williams 7/5/2002 8/30/1918 83
*Eddie Mathews 2/18/2001 10/13/1931 69
*Catfish Hunter 9/9/1999 4/8/1946 53
*Pee Wee Reese 8/14/1999 7/23/1918 81
*Joe Adcock 5/3/1999 10/30/1927 71
*Joe DiMaggio 3/8/1999 11/25/1914 84
*Curt Flood 1/20/1997 1/18/1938 59
*Vada Pinson 10/21/1995 8/11/1938 57
*Mickey Mantle 8/13/1995 10/20/1931 63
*Don Drysdale 7/3/1993 7/23/1936 56
*Roy Campanella 6/26/1993 11/19/1921 71
*Johhny Mize 6/2/1993 1/7/1913 80
*Bucky Walters 4/20/1991 4/19/1909 82
*Bill Terry 1/9/1989 10/30/1898 90
*Carl Hubbell 11/21/1988 6/22/1903 85
*Roger Maris 12/14/1985 9/10/1934 51
*Joe Cronin 9/7/1984 10/12/1906 77
*Ken Boyer 9/7/1982 5/20/1931 51
*Stan Hack 12/15/1979 12/6/1909 70
*Thurman Munson 8/2/1979 6/7/1947 32
*Ernie Lombardi 9/26/1977 4/6/1908 69
*Lefty Grove 5/22/1975 3/6/1900 75
*Joe Medwick 3/21/1975 11/24/1911 63
*Dizzy Dean 7/17/1974 1/16/1910 64
*Jackie Robinson 10/24/1972 1/31/1919 53
*Heine Groh 8/22/1968 9/18/1889 78
*Jimmie Foxx 7/21/1967 10/22/1907 59
*Rogers Hornsby 1/5/1963 4/27/1896 66
*Mickey Cochrane 6/28/1962 4/6/1903 59
*Tris Speaker 12/8/1958 4/4/1888 70
*Mel Ott 11/21/1958 3/2/1909 49
*Cy Young 11/4/1955 3/29/1867 88
*Rabbit Maranville 1/5/1954 11/11/1891 62
*Hack Wilson 11/23/1948 4/26/1900 48
*Babe Ruth 8/16/1948 2/6/1895 53
*Tony Lazzeri 8/6/1946 12/6/1903 42
*Lou Gehrig 6/2/1941 6/19/1903 37

[[Category:RBIer Frivolities]]

Dead RBIers

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'''Dead RBIers'''

* [[Bill Buckner]] - 5/27/2019
* [[Don Baylor]] - 8/7/2017
* [[Dave Henderson]] - 12/27/2015
* [[Dave Bergman]] - 2/2/2015
* [[Donnie Moore]] - July 8, 1989 (self-inflicted gunshot wound)
* [[Kirby Puckett]] - March 6, 2006 (stroke)
* [[Jose Uribe]] - December 8, 2006 (car accident)
* [[Dave Smith]] - December 17, 2008 (heart attack)
* [[Gary Carter]] - February 6, 2012 (brain cancer)
* [[Tony Gwynn]] - June 16, 2014 (salivary gland cancer)

[[Category:RBIer Frivolities]]

1977

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== Notable RBI Events in 1977 ==

* January 11 - The [[Los Angeles Dodgers]] trade [[Bill Buckner]], Jeff Albert and Ivan DeJesus to the [[Chicago Cubs]] for Rick Monday and Mike Garman.
* April 9 - [[Willie Hernandez]] makes his major league debut.
* April 10 - [[Rob Wilfong]] makes his major league debut.
* April 16 - [[Bob Stanley]] makes his major league debut.
* April 20 - [[Gary Carter]] hits three consecutive homeruns in a game for the Montreal Expos.
* July 12 - [[Terry Puhl]] makes his major league debut.
* July 26 - [[Jack Morris]] makes his major league debut.
* September 2 - [[Jeffrey Leonard]] makes his major league debut.
* September 9 - [[Alan Trammell]] and [[Lou Whitaker]] each make their major league debut.
* [[Andre Dawson]] wins the NL Rookie of the Year Award.
* The [[Yankees]]' [[Reggie Jackson]] wins the World Series Most Valuable Player Award

[[Category:RBI by Year]]

1977

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2006

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== Notable RBI Events in 2006 ==

* January 13 - A working version of [[Arcade RBI]] is confirmed at a Round Table Pizza in [[Santee, California]]
* December 6 - [[Jose Uribe]] dies in a car crash.

[[Category:RBI by Year]]

Jose Uribe

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[[Image:JoseUribe1.jpg|thumb|right|'''Jose Uribe''', absolutely terrible]]

'''Jose Uribe''' is the leadoff hitter and starting shortstop for [[San Francisco (NES)|San Francisco]] on the [[NES]] version of [[RBI]]. He lacks any skills and should be immediately subbed for the great [[Harry Spilman]]. Jose was killed in a car crash in his home town on December 8, [[2006]].

{{Batter|
|Bats=Right
|BA=.291
|HR=5
|Contact=14
|Speed=128
|Power=747
}}

== Bio ==

* Born January 21, [[1959]] in San Cristobal, Dominican Republic
* Signed by the [[New York Yankees]] as an amateur free agent in [[1977]]
* Played in the Big Leagues from [[1984]] to [[1993]]
* Traded by the [[St. Louis (NES)|St. Louis Cardinals]] with David Green, Dave LaPoint, and Gary Rajsich to the [[San Francisco Giants]] for [[Jack Clark]].

== Uribe in RBI ==

It's pretty simple, Jose Uribe should never see an at-bat for your team. His 747 power rating is simply awful, one of the lowest in the game. Couple that with a pathetic leadoff speed of 128 (8 points behind teammate [[Chili Davis]] and you have the worst leadoff hitter not named [[Randolph]]. Being a lefty also doesn't help in this case, as his low speed nullifies any chance of a [[Pettis (Term)]]. All in all, Uribe is a total waste of space and one of the worst overall players in RBI.

Harry Spilman typically gets the nod for replacing Uribe, but any old sub will do. [[Mike Aldrete]] is usually the other guy who is a most used as a sub - but since all 4 guys have better power numbers, you can take your pick.

== [[Hall of Shame]] Entries ==

* Jose was also humorously the "Player to Really be Named Later". Early in his career, he was delivered as "the player to be named later" in a trade between the Giants and the Cardinals. Between the time of the initial trade and his delivery, he changed his name from Jose Uribe Gonzalez (Gonzalez is his mother's name) to just Jose Uribe (Uribe is his father's name) in order to minimize confusion with the more common name of Gonzalez. Thus he really was "named later". Thanks to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jose_Uribe the wikipedia] for this one...

{{BatterCareer|
|G=1038
|AB=3064
|R=307
|H=738
|2B=99
|3B=34
|HR=19
|RBI=256
|SB=72
|BB=256
|SO=425
|BA=.241
|OBP=.300
|SLG=.314
|OPS=.614
}}

== RBI Baseball Cards ==

[[Image:Uribe88Topps.jpg|100 px|thumb|left|Jose Uribe 1988 Topps]]
[[Image:JoseUribe1988Donruss.JPG|100 px|thumb|left|Jose Uribe 1988 Donruss]]
 

== External Links ==

* [http://www.baseball-reference.com/u/uribejo01.shtml Uribe's stats on Baseball Reference]
* [http://www.baseballlibrary.com/baseballlibrary/ballplayers/U/Uribe_Jose.stm Uribe on Baseball Library]
* [http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/n/a/2006/12/08/sports/s085027S97.DTL SF Chronicle story on Uribe's death]

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[[Category:Players in NES RBI]]
[[Category:RBI Shortstops]]
[[Category:R.I.P.]]

2015

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'''Notable RBI Events in 2015'''

* February 2 - [[Dave Bergman]] loses his battle with bile duct cancer.
* December 27 - [[Dave Henderson]] dies of a heart attack.

[[Category:RBI by Year]]

2015

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'''Notable RBI Events in 2015''

* February 2 - [[Dave Bergman]] loses his battle with bile duct cancer.
* December 27 - [[Dave Henderson]] dies of a heart attack.

[[Category:RBI by Year]]

Dave Henderson

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[[Image:HenduSox.jpg|thumb|'''Hendu''' with a big hit]]

'''Dave Henderson''' is a bench player for [[Boston (NES)|Boston]] on the [[NES]] version of [[RBI]]. Though often overshadowed by benchmates [[Tony Armas]] and [[Ellis Burks]], Henderson sports a big bat and should find his way into the Boston lineup at the game's onset.
One or two paragraph intro/bio.

On December 27, [[2015]] Henderson suffered a heart attack and died.

== RBI Stats ==

* [[Right-handed hitter]]
* .265 [[Batting Average]]
* 15 [[Home Runs]]
* 879 [[Power Rating]]
* 26 [[Contact Rating]]
* 122 [[Speed Rating]]

== Bio ==

* Born
* Signed by
* Played in the Big Leagues from
* Traded by
* Etc.

== Hall of Shame ==

[[Image:HenduBeforeCanseco.JPG]]

== External Links ==

* [http://www.baseball-reference.com/h/hendeda01.shtml Henderson's stats on Baseball Reference]

== Pics ==

[[Image:HendersonBioAs89Bowman.JPG]]
[[Image:HendersonBioAs89Don.JPG]]
[[Image:HendersonBioAs89Fleer.JPG]]
[[Image:HendersonBioAs89Topps.JPG]]
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[[Image:HendersonBioAs90Don.JPG]]
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[[Image:HendersonBioAs91Topps.JPG]]
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[[Image:HendersonBioAs92DonAS.JPG]]
[[Image:HendersonBioAs92Topps.JPG]]
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[[Image:HendersonBioAs93.JPG]]
[[Image:HendersonBioAs94Topps.JPG]]
[[Image:HendersonBioAs1993UD.JPG]]
[[Image:HendersonBioAsFielding.JPG]]
[[Image:HendersonBioAsFlyBall.JPG]]
[[Image:HendersonBioAsSlide.JPG]]
[[Image:HendersonBioAsSwing.JPG]]
[[Image:HendersonBioGiants88Topps.JPG]]
[[Image:HendersonBioMariners1.JPG]]
[[Image:HendersonBioRoyals94UD.JPG]]
[[Image:HendersonBioRoyalsThrow.JPG]]
[[Image:HendersonBioSox1.JPG]]
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[[Image:HendersonBioSox3.JPG]]
[[Image:HendersonBioSox87Topps.JPG]]
[[Image:HendersonSox87.JPG]]
[[Image:HendersonRoyals.JPG]]

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[[Category:Pinch Hitters]]
[[Category:RBI All-Stars]]
[[Category:R.I.P.]]

2015

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'''Notable RBI Events in 2015''

* February 2 - [[Dave Bergman]] loses his battle with bile duct cancer.

[[Category:RBI by Year]]

Dave Bergman

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'''''Dave Bergman'''' was a pinch hitter for [[Detroit]] in the [[NES]] version of [[RBI Baseball]].

On February 2 [[2015]] Bergman passed away from bile duct cancer.

== RBI Stats ==

* [[Left-handed hitter]]
* .273 [[Batting Average]]
* 6 [[Home Runs]]
* 789 [[Power Rating]]
* 23 [[Contact Rating]]
* 120 [[Speed Rating]]

== Bio ==

* Born
* Signed by
* Played in the Big Leagues from
* Traded by
* Etc.

[[Image:bergman85topps.jpg|thumb|200px|'''Bergman''' on '85 Topps]]

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[[Category:Pinch Hitters]]
[[Category:R.I.P.]]

2014

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'''Notable RBI Events in 2014'''

* June 26 - [[Tony Gwynn]] loses his battle with salivary gland cancer

[[Category:RBI by Year]]

Tony Gwynn

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[[Image:GwynnPadres.JPG|thumb|150px|right|A huksy '''Tony Gwynn''']]

'''Tony Gwynn''' is a [[pinch-hitter]] for the [[NL All-Stars]] with a .370 average and a measly 7 homeruns. His [[speed]] is above average as well is his [[contact]]. Gwynn was coach of the University of San Diego baseball team. At one point Gwynn has ballooned to about 400 pounds. He also has a very funny voice.

On June 16, [[2014]] Gwynn died from cancer of the salivary gland.

{{Batter|
|Bats=Left
|BA=.370
|HR=7
|Contact=7
|Speed=142
|Power=729
}}

== Bio ==

* Born May 9, [[1960]]
* Played in the Big Leagues from [[1982]]-[[2001]]
* Was on San Diego for his entire career
* 15-time All Star
* Won 8 NL batting titles

== Pics? ==

[[Image:GwynnBasepaths.JPG|thumb|150px|left|Fleet of foot]]
[[Image:GwynnFish.jpg|thumb|150px|left|Tony the Bassmaster]]
[[Image:GwynnCollege.JPG|thumb|200px|left|Tony played hoops in college]]
[[Image:GwynnBat.jpg|thumb|150px|left|Gwynn swings a big bat]]
 

== External Links ==

[http://www.baseball-reference.com/g/gwynnto01.shtml Gwynn's stats on Baseball Reference]

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[[Category:RBI All-Stars]]
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2012

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== Notable RBI Events in 2012 ==

* February 16 - [[Gary Carter]] loses his battle with brain cancer.
* November - [[Doug DeCinces]] was [http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2012/11/former-angels-doug-decinces-indicted-insider-trading.html busted for insider trading]

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Gary Carter

2018-01-14T16:36:51Z

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[[Image:Garycarter.jpg|thumb|'''Gary Carter''' keeping the man perm in check]]

'''Gary Carter''' is the [[Right_handed_hitter|right-handed]] cleanup hitter for the [[New York (NES)|New York Mets]] in the [[NES]] version or [[RBI]]. Carter is a heavy hitter, ranking 36th overall with a 879 [[Overall_Player_Rankings|power rating]]. However, he is widely regarded as inconsistent, streaky, and notorious for grounding into inning-ending double-plays. His [[speed]] (120) is downright painful, ranking him as one of the slower runners in the game. While Carter's been known for the occasional multi-homer game, you really just hope he can find a way on base so that [[Darryl_Strawberry|Darryl Strawberry]] can clean house. Carter's man-perm ranks second only to [[Don Sutton]].

Elected to the Hall of Fame in [[2003]], Carter batted .262 with 2092 hits, 324 homeruns, 1225 RBI's, and 1025 runs scored over 19 seasons. He was an eleven-time All-Star, three-time Gold Glove winner, and five-time Silver Slugger award winner. He was algo manager of the St. Lucie Mets.

On February 16, [[2012]] Carter passed away from brain cancer.

== RBI Stats ==

* [[Right-handed hitter]]
* .271 [[Batting Average]]
* 24 [[Home Runs]]
* 879 [[Power Rating]]
* 19 [[Contact Rating]]
* 120 [[Speed Rating]]

== Bio ==

* Born April 8, [[1954]] in Culver City, CA
* 11-time All-Star
* 3 Gold Gloves

== [[Hall of Shame]] Entries ==

* On his 34th birthday, Carter was in the lineup for a game against the Phillies. He went 3 for 3, driving in the Mets' only run with a home run. With 2 out in the 9th, Carter ended the game by getting picked off by Steve Jeltz's hidden ball trick.
* Perceived large ego, love of self-promotion and reputation for only playing hard when a game was televised to a national audience earned him the nickname "Camera Carter"
* Once, after starting to talk and talk and talk after seeing an LA Times reporter approaching his general area during spring training, teammate Warren Cromartie cried out, "Gary, at least wait until the guy asks a question."

== External links ==

* [http://www.baseball-reference.com/c/cartega01.shtml Baseball-Reference.com, Statistical Reference]
* [http://www.thebaseballpage.com/past/pp/cartergary/ Gary Carter page from The Baseball Library]
* [http://www.baseballhalloffame.org/hofers_and_honorees/hofer_bios/carter_gary.htm Gary Carter | National Baseball Hall of Fame]
* [http://www.stluciemets.com/ St. Lucie Mets]

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Dave Smith

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[[Image:smithwings.jpg|thumb|175px|'''Dave Smith''' with wings]]

'''Dave Smith''' is a relief pitcher for [[Houston (NES)|Houston]] on the [[NES]] version of [[RBI Baseball]]. Though his speed is decent, Smith's lack of curve makes him one of the lower ranked relievers in RBI. Smith died of a heart atack on December 17, [[2008]] in San Diego.

{{Pitcher|
|throws=Right
|ERA=2.73
|Sf=205
|Sr=184
|Ss=146
|Cl=4
|Cr=2
|Dr=2
|En=12
}}

{{PitcherCareer|
|G=609
|W=53
|L=53
|ERA=2.67
|IP=809
|H=700
|BB=283
|K=548
|HBP=13
|GS=1
|CG=0
|SHO=0
|SV=216
|ERAP=130
|WHIP=1.215
}}

== External Links ==

* [http://www.baseball-reference.com/s/smithda02.shtml Smith's stats on Baseball Reference]

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Dave Smith

2018-01-14T16:34:05Z

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[[Image:smithwings.jpg|thumb|175px|'''Dave Smith''' with wings]]

'''Dave Smith''' is a relief pitcher for [[Houston (NES)|Houston]] on the [[NES]] version of [[RBI Baseball]]. Though his speed is decent, Smith's lack of curve makes him one of the lower ranked relievers in RBI.

{{Pitcher|
|throws=Right
|ERA=2.73
|Sf=205
|Sr=184
|Ss=146
|Cl=4
|Cr=2
|Dr=2
|En=12
}}

{{PitcherCareer|
|G=609
|W=53
|L=53
|ERA=2.67
|IP=809
|H=700
|BB=283
|K=548
|HBP=13
|GS=1
|CG=0
|SHO=0
|SV=216
|ERAP=130
|WHIP=1.215
}}

== External Links ==

* [http://www.baseball-reference.com/s/smithda02.shtml Smith's stats on Baseball Reference]

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Jose Uribe

2018-01-14T16:33:37Z

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[[Image:JoseUribe1.jpg|thumb|right|'''Jose Uribe''', absolutely terrible]]

'''Jose Uribe''' is the leadoff hitter and starting shortstop for [[San Francisco (NES)|San Francisco]] on the [[NES]] version of [[RBI]]. He lacks any skills and should be immediately subbed for the great [[Harry Spilman]]. Jose was killed in a car crash in his home town on December 8, 2006

{{Batter|
|Bats=Right
|BA=.291
|HR=5
|Contact=14
|Speed=128
|Power=747
}}

== Bio ==

* Born January 21, [[1959]] in San Cristobal, Dominican Republic
* Signed by the [[New York Yankees]] as an amateur free agent in [[1977]]
* Played in the Big Leagues from [[1984]] to [[1993]]
* Traded by the [[St. Louis (NES)|St. Louis Cardinals]] with David Green, Dave LaPoint, and Gary Rajsich to the [[San Francisco Giants]] for [[Jack Clark]].

== Uribe in RBI ==

It's pretty simple, Jose Uribe should never see an at-bat for your team. His 747 power rating is simply awful, one of the lowest in the game. Couple that with a pathetic leadoff speed of 128 (8 points behind teammate [[Chili Davis]] and you have the worst leadoff hitter not named [[Randolph]]. Being a lefty also doesn't help in this case, as his low speed nullifies any chance of a [[Pettis (Term)]]. All in all, Uribe is a total waste of space and one of the worst overall players in RBI.

Harry Spilman typically gets the nod for replacing Uribe, but any old sub will do. [[Mike Aldrete]] is usually the other guy who is a most used as a sub - but since all 4 guys have better power numbers, you can take your pick.

== [[Hall of Shame]] Entries ==

* Jose was also humorously the "Player to Really be Named Later". Early in his career, he was delivered as "the player to be named later" in a trade between the Giants and the Cardinals. Between the time of the initial trade and his delivery, he changed his name from Jose Uribe Gonzalez (Gonzalez is his mother's name) to just Jose Uribe (Uribe is his father's name) in order to minimize confusion with the more common name of Gonzalez. Thus he really was "named later". Thanks to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jose_Uribe the wikipedia] for this one...

{{BatterCareer|
|G=1038
|AB=3064
|R=307
|H=738
|2B=99
|3B=34
|HR=19
|RBI=256
|SB=72
|BB=256
|SO=425
|BA=.241
|OBP=.300
|SLG=.314
|OPS=.614
}}

== RBI Baseball Cards ==

[[Image:Uribe88Topps.jpg|100 px|thumb|left|Jose Uribe 1988 Topps]]
[[Image:JoseUribe1988Donruss.JPG|100 px|thumb|left|Jose Uribe 1988 Donruss]]
 

== External Links ==

* [http://www.baseball-reference.com/u/uribejo01.shtml Uribe's stats on Baseball Reference]
* [http://www.baseballlibrary.com/baseballlibrary/ballplayers/U/Uribe_Jose.stm Uribe on Baseball Library]
* [http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/n/a/2006/12/08/sports/s085027S97.DTL SF Chronicle story on Uribe's death]

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Donnie Moore

2017-08-08T01:57:06Z

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[[Image:Mooreana.JPG|thumb|'''Donnie''' displaying his motion]]

'''Donnie Moore''' is a relief pitcher for [[California]] on the [[NES]] version of [[RBI]]. Like his teammate [[Doug Corbett]], he is a part of the weak link in California's team - the bullpen. His fastball can be effective on occassion, but he offers next to nothing in terms of curve or breaking ball. This is one reasons why a popular strategy against California is to take and foul off a lot of pitches against starters and try to get into the bullpen.

{{Pitcher|
|throws=Right
|ERA=2.97
|Sf=197
|Sr=170
|Ss=149
|Cl=4
|Cr=3
|Dr=2
|En=15
}}

== Bio ==

* Born Donnie Ray Moore on November 4, [[1952]] in Lubbock, TX
* July 18, [[1989]] in Anaheim, CA
* Drafted by the Chicago Cubs in the 1st round (3rd pick) of the [[1973]] amateur draft (Secondary Phase)
* Played in the Big Leagues with Chicago (NL) ([[1975]], [[1977]]-[[1979]]), St. Louis ([[1980]]), Milwaukee ([[1981]]), Atlanta ([[1982]]-[[1984]]) and California ([[1985-1988]])
* Traded by the Chicago Cubs to the St. Louis [[Cardinals]] for Mike Tyson on October 17, 1979
* An [[All-Star]] in [[1985]], when he was third in the American League with a career-high 31 saves

== Career Stats ==

<table width="49%" height="47" border="1" align="center" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0">
<tr align="center" valign="middle">
<td width="6%">W</td>
<td width="6%">L</td>
<td width="8%">ERA</td>
<td width="11%">IP</td>
<td width="9%">K</td>
<td width="8%">BB</td>
<td width="7%">HBP</td>
<td width="7%">WP</td>
<td width="7%">GS</td>
<td width="6%">CG</td>
<td width="8%">SHO</td>
<td width="5%">SV</td>
<td width="12%">WHIP</td>
</tr>
<tr align="center" valign="middle">
<td>43</td>
<td>40</td>
<td>3.67</td>
<td>655</td>
<td>416</td>
<td>186</td>
<td>8</td>
<td>22</td>
<td>4</td>
<td>0</td>
<td>0</td>
<td>89</td>
<td>1.350</td>
</tr>
</table>

== [[Hall of Shame]] Entries ==

* Known as one of the biggest goats in recent baseball history for giving up go-ahead home run to Dave Henderson in Game 6 of the 1986 ALCS, costing his team a chance to go to the World Series for the first time in franchise history.
* Turned to drugs after his playing days ended, and wound up killing himself as well as shooting his wife in 1989.

== RBI Baseball Cards ==

[[Image:Donnie_moore_topps_1987.jpg|100 px|thumb|left|Donnie Moore's 1987 Topps card]]
[[Image:ToppsTattoos.jpg|100 px|thumb|left|1987 Topps Tattoos temporary Donnie Moore tattoo]]
 

== Other Pics ==

[[Image:MooreAngelsProgram.jpg|100 px|thumb|left|Media guide from 1986 playoffs featuring Donnie Moore on the cover]]
 

== External Links ==

* [http://www.baseball-reference.com/m/mooredo01.shtml Moore's stats on Baseball Reference]
* [http://www.baseballlibrary.com/baseballlibrary/ballplayers/M/Moore_Donnie.stm Moore's Baseball Library page]
* [http://www.thebaseballpage.com/players/mooredo01.php Moore's Baseball Page entry]

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Kirby Puckett

2017-08-08T01:56:23Z

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[[Image:puckett.jpg|thumb|175px|'''Puckett''' circling the bases after his game-winning homer in the 1991 World Series]]

'''Kirby Puckett''' (March 14, [[1960]] - March 6, [[2006]]) is the #3 hitter for [[Minnesota]] in [[RBI Baseball]]. Affectionately called the Fireplug because he's built like a fire hydrant but has a [[speed]] of 134. Puckett has the second best [[Overall_Player_Rankings#Top_Ten_Contact_Ratings|contact rating]] in the NES version of RBI Baseball.

{{Batter|
|Bats=Right
|BA=.332
|HR=28
|Power=822
|Contact=6
|Speed=134
}}

== Bio ==

* Full Name: Kirby Puckett
* Nickname(s): "Puck"
* Born March 14, [[1960]] in Chicago, IL
* Died March 6, [[2006]] in Phoenix, AZ
* Drafted by the Minnesota Twins in the 1st round (3rd pick) of the [[1982]] amateur draft
* Played in the Major Leagues from [[1984]] to [[1995]]
* [[1989]] AL Batting Champion
* [[1991]] ALCS MVP
* [[1993]] All-Star MVP
* 6-time Gold Glove winner
* 6-time Silver Slugger winner
* #34 [[Retired Numbers|retired]] by the Twins in [[1997]]
* Elected to inaugural class of the Minnesota Twins Hall of Fame in [[2000]]
* Elected to the Baseball [[Hall of Fame]] in [[2001]]

== Puckett the Player ==
Known for his enthusiasm and clutch hitting prowess, Kirby Puckett was a leader on the Minnesota Twins through his 12-year Major League career. Puckett played his entire career with the Twins, accumulating over 2000 hits and a .318 career batting average. He was one of seven players (along with Al Newman, [[Greg Gagne]], [[Gene Larkin]], [[Danny Gladden|Dan Gladden]], [[Kent Hrbek]], and [[Randy Bush]]) to play on both World Championship Twins teams, in 1987 and 1991.

Puckett got his start with the Twins in 1984 and immediately established himself as the club's leadoff man, hitting near .300 in each of his first two seasons before a breakout [[1986]], in which he hit 34 homeruns after only hitting four in the previous two years combined. By 1987, Puckett was moved to the third spot in the batting order, making room for newly acquired leadoff man Gladden. That season, Puckett hit .332 with 28 homeruns, leading the Twins to their first World Championship, as they defeated the [[St. Louis Cardinals]] in seven games.

Puckett continued to hit well even as the Twins faltered, winning the American League batting title in 1989 with a .339 average. [[1990]] saw his average dip below .300 for the first time in five years, but it was only a temporary blip, as he recovered in 1991 while leading the Twins to another championship. Puckett put on his greatest show in Game 6 of that Series. He tripled in a run and scored in the first inning, robbed Dave Justice of extra bases with a leaping catch against the Plexiglass in left-center field of the Metrodome, drove in another run with a sacrifice fly, and finally ended the game with a solo homerun in the bottom of the 11th inning.

Puckett's career came to an abrupt end in [[1996]]. A beaning ended his 1995 season, and during Spring Training the next season, he was diagnosed with glaucoma. Surgeries attempting to correct the problem were unsuccessful, and he was forced to announce his retirement that July. His number 34 was retired by the Twins in 1997. Despite his abbreviated career, Puckett was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2001, his first appearance on the ballot, becoming the third-youngest person ever enshrined.

Puckett is the Twins' all-time leader in hits, at-bats, total bases, doubles, and runs scored. He is also credited with giving [[Don Mattingly]] the nickname "Donnie Baseball".

== Post-baseball Life ==

After his retirement, Puckett took a front-office position with the Twins, and the street segment adjoining the Metrodome was officially renamed "Kirby Puckett Place". In 2002, Puckett was accused of dragging a woman into a bathroom and groping her in a Minneapolis nightclub. He was charged with 5th degree criminal sexual conduct, 5th degree assault, and false imprisonment. He was eventually acquitted of all charges, but he kept a much lower profile in the Twins organization after the incident and moved to Arizona in 2003.

Puckett suffered a massive stroke on March 5, 2006 at his home in Scottsdale, Arizona, and died the next day at a Phoenix hospital. At age 45, he became the second-youngest person to die after being inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame, after [[Lou Gehrig]]. His death was the second among players from the NES version of RBI Baseball, after [[Donnie Moore]].

{{BatterCareer|
|G=1783
|AB=7244
|R=1071
|H=2304
|2B=414
|3B=57
|HR=207
|RBI=1085
|SB=134
|BB=450
|SO=965
|BA=.318
|OBP=.360
|SLG=.477
|OPS=.837
}}

== Pics? ==

[[Image:PuckettBat.jpg|thumb|175px|left|Puckett swings a big bat]]
[[Image:PuckettShirtless.jpg|thumb|175px|left|Sexy Kirby, pre-lardass]]
 

== External Links ==

* [http://www.baseball-reference.com/p/puckeki01.shtml Puckett's stats on Baseball Reference]

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Category:R.I.P.

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RBI Players who have passed away

Don Baylor

2017-08-08T01:55:16Z

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{{stub}}

[[Image:BaylorSox.JPG|thumb|right|'''Don Baylor''' in action]]
[[Image:baylor87topps.jpg|thumb|right|'''D.B.''' on '87 Topps]]

'''Don Baylor''' is the #5 hitter and starting right fielder for [[Boston (NES)|Boston]] on the [[NES]] version of [[RBI]]. Don passed away on August 7, [[2017]] in Austin Texas.

== RBI Stats ==

* Right handed hitter
* .263 [[Batting Average]]
* 31 [[Home Runs]]
* 324 [[Power Rating]]
* 29 [[Contact Rating]]
* 136 [[Speed Rating]]

== Bio ==

* Born: June 28th, 1949 in Austin, TX
* Drafted by: Baltimore, 2nd round, 1967
* Transaction History:
'''April 1976:''' Traded to the Oakland Athletics for fellow RBI'er [[Reggie Jackson]].
 
'''November 1976:''' Signed as a free agent with the [[California Angels]].
 
'''December 1982:''' Signed as a free agent with the New York Yankees.
 
'''March 1986:''' Traded to the [[Boston Red Sox]] for Mike Easler.
 
'''September 1987:''' Traded to the [[Minnesota Twins]] for Enrique Rios.
 
'''December 1987:''' Released by [[Minnesota]].
 
'''February 1988:''' Signed as a free agent with the Oakland Athletics.
 

* Career stats:
At Bats: 8198
 
Hits: 2135
 
Runs Scored: 1236
 
Doubles: 366
 
Triples: 28
 
Home Runs: 338
 
Runs Batted In: 1276
 
Stolen Bases: 120
 
Strikeouts: 1069
 
Batting Average: .260
 
On-base Percentage: .342
 
Slugging Percentage: .436

* Distinctions:
All Star in 1979
 
AL MVP in 1979
 
DH Silver Slugger winner in 1983, 1985 and 1986
 
Ranked 3rd all time on career Hit By Pitch list. (Highest ranking RBIer in this category.)

== Pics ==

[[Image:BaylorMinors.JPG]]

== External Links ==

* [http://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/20272947/don-baylor-1979-american-league-mvp-angels-dies-age-68 ESPN article on his passing]

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Dead RBIers

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'''Dead RBIers'''

* Donnie Moore
* Kirby Puckett
* Dave Smith
* Jose Uribe
* Gary Carter

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Dead RBIers

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'''Dead RBIers'''

* Donnie Moore
* Kirby Puckett
* Dave Smith
* Jose Uribe
* Gary Carter

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Troogs

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National League

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Tim "Rock" Raines

2013-06-26T04:22:03Z

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Tim "Rock" Raines

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TBT

2013-06-26T04:18:58Z

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Real name: '''Tecmo Bowl Terror'''.

Joined Dee-Nee: '''12/10/04, 09:28 AM'''.

Location: '''Fort Dodge, IA'''.

DOB: '''07/01/76'''

'''Tattoos:''' too numerous to count but do include a four part diagram on hog tying broads

'''Most notorious around Dee-Nee because of:''' Taking a bus to the 2005 RBI tourney in Columbutt. "Gag gift" shit stainded undies prize give-away at Columbutt. Countless posts about the original Tecmo Bowl game. Trying to start a Dee-Nee fitness revolution and being an advocate of Soy Milk. Also keeps a jug of his frozen seed for yet to be disclosed purposes.

'''TBT's claim to fame includes:''' Being the Dee-Nee resident Death Metal "know it all". Being the greatest Tecmo Bowl Player in the universe.

'''TBT's place in the Dee-Nee community:''' Not sure about the who, what, why, when and where, but TBT is involved on a daily basis bringing stupid remarks to the masses. TBT for the most part only knows things about Bonny's grey nut hairs, Death Metal, Tecmo Bowl, and Plumbing.

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Swing Girls

2013-06-26T04:17:24Z

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'''Swing Girls''' is a Japanese movie from [[2004]]. It's significance to [[RBI]] is that a group of Japanese high school girls chant the [[RBI Theme]] during a scene in the movie. This is the first known movie reference to RBI, though it appears that the RBI Theme is a standard Japanese baseball song.

== External Links ==

* [http://forums.dee-nee.com/index.php?topic=11575.0 Forum thread regarding Swing Girls]
* [http://dee-nee.com/rbi/sounds/swinggirls.mp3 Sound clip from Swing Girls]
* [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0435434/combined Swing Girls IMDb entry]

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Strassy

2013-06-26T04:16:30Z

Gantry: Created page with "Strassy loves Ford Tempos, Miller High Life Light, Nintendo, and College. Hobbies include throwing bags of vomit and calling Nick Lachey a nerd to his face. His numb..."

Strassy loves Ford Tempos, [[Miller High Life]] Light, [[Nintendo]], and College. Hobbies include throwing bags of vomit and calling Nick Lachey a nerd to his face. His number one Dee-Nee pet peeve is when people lock threads for no reason.

Strassy, a long time waiter, has recently sold his soul to corporate America and has launched his career as a Starbuck's manager.

When asked why he would trade the carefree good life of sleeping with young involved coworkers and drunk patrons, Strassy remarked "Everybody has to grow up sometime, now get off my lawn!"

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Straight pitch

2013-06-26T04:14:37Z

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A type of pitch style used during a game of RBI, as opposed to [[Anything Goes Pitching|Anything Goes]], [[Slurve]], and any other types. Any kind of pitch may be used, however, the left or right direction buttons may not be used during a pitch, and the Up+A pitch may not be used with 2 strikes. It is the official playing style of the [[RBI Baseball Drinking Game]].

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Stehling

2013-06-26T04:13:54Z

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Stamina

2013-06-26T04:13:25Z

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A pitcher's '''stamina rating''' can based be explained as a hit points system. For each [[curve]] pitch (no drop/not fast) you throw, you lose one point of stamina. For each [[fastball]] or [[drop pitch]] you throw you lose 2 points of stamina. Once your remaining stamina hits 0, all you other values start decreasing with each pitch you throw. On the [[NES]] version of [[RBI]], starting pitchers have a range of 40-54 points of stamina and relief pitchers have 12-16 points of stamina. The stamina ratings for [[Arcade]] pitchers are a bit more variant.

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St. Louis (NES)

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St. Louis, NES version, is the 7th team from the left. They are in RBI because they got to, and won, the [[1987 NLCS]]. They are also in the [[Arcade]] version.

== Players and Stats: Starters ==

{| border="1" align="center" cellpadding="2"
! Name
! Nicknames
! Bats
! Pos
! Avg
! HR
! [[Power]]
! [[Speed]]
! [[Contact]]
|- align=center
| [[Vince Coleman]]
| Vicente
| Left
| LF
| .298
| 3
| 762
| 148
| 17
|- align=center
| [[Ozzie Smith]]
| Ozzerto
| Left
| SS
| .303
| 0
| 735
| 144
| 15
|- align=center
| [[Tom Herr]]
| Tommy Him
| Left
| 2B
| .282
| 2
| 771
| 136
| 22
|- align=center
| [[Jack Clark]]
| Hack-A-Jack
| Right
| 1B
| .286
| 35
| 891
| 122
| 20
|- align=center
| [[Willie McGee]]
| Fugly
| Left
| CF
| .267
| 11
| 789
| 140
| 18
|- align=center
| [[Terry Pendleton]]
| Pendu
| Left
| 3B
| .296
| 12
| 798
| 134
| 19
|- align=center
| [[Curt Ford]]
| Flood
| Left
| RF
| .285
| 3
| 768
| 130
| 22
|- align=center
| [[Tony Pena]]
| The Penis
| Right
| C
| .286
| 10
| 807
| 122
| 23
|}

== Players and Stats: Bench ==

{| border="1" align="center" cellpadding="2"
! Name
! Nicknames
! Bats
! Avg.
! HR
! [[Power]]
! [[Speed]]
! [[Contact]]
|- align=center
| (h)[[Jose Oquendo]]
| None
| Left
| .286
| 1
| 759
| 126
| 21
|- align=center
| [[John Morris]]
| Blank
| Left
| .261
| 3
| 807
| 126
| 31
|- align=center
| [[Jim Lindeman]]
| Des Plaines
| Right
| .208
| 8
| 861
| 124
| 38
|- align=center
| [[Steve Lake]]
| Dah Nah!
| Right
| .251
| 2
| 768
| 124
| 32
|}

== Players and Stats: Pitchers ==

{| border="1" align="center" cellpadding="3"
! Name
! Nicknames
! Arm
! ERA
! Sf
! Sr
! Ss
! Cl
! Cr
! Dr
! En
|- align=center
| [[John Tudor]]
| Tu-Dare
| Left
| 1.28
| 189
| 180
| 140
| 7
| 11
| 4
| 40
|- align=center
| [[Danny Cox]]
| Penises
| Right
| 1.32
| 188
| 176
| 144
| 9
| 4
| 8
| 40
|- align=center
| [[Ken Dayley]]
| Mayor Dayley
| Left
| 2.66
| 198
| 173
| 153
| 3
| 7
| 3
| 15
|- align=center
| [[Todd Worrell]]
| None
| Right
| 2.66
| 204
| 180
| 176
| 5
| 3
| 4
| 15
|}

== Credits ==

[http://dee-nee.com/rbi/stlouis.shtml Dee-Nee.com]

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[[Category:Teams in NES RBI]]

St. Louis (Arcade)

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More StL stuff here.

[[Category:Teams in Arcade RBI]]

Spilman

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Socials

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Social

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A '''social''' is a common term in drinking game parlance. With a social, every member participating in the drinking game toasts and takes a swig of their drink. In the [[RBI Baseball Drinking Game]], there a few instances where a social is enforced, most often for the [[BOP]].

[[Category:Booze and Drinking]]

Smith

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'''Smith''' may refer to:
# [[Dave Smith]] - Relief pitcher for NES [[Houston (NES)|Houston]]
# [[Ozzie Smith]] - Starting shortstop for NES [[St. Louis (NES)|St. Louis]]

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Slurve

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'''Slurve''' is a method to the madness that is [[RBI Baseball]] and is a name given to a pitching style used by a minority of RBI players.

The rules of slurve pitching are rather simple and break down like this:
# Every pitch must be a strike
# A pitcher is not allowed under any circumstance to throw two [[changeup]]s in a row
# Breaking rules 1 or 2 results in a straight pitch being delivered immediately following said fuck up

Rule #1 does NOT mean every pitch must be straight. The pitcher has the liberty of moving the ball all around the screen so long as said ball is called a strike in the event the batter does not swing.

The majority of slurve players rely on location, location, location when pitching and mind games are a rare occurance. The beauty of slurve is the inconsitency in games, as players may go through stretches of 3-2, 2-1 games and then suddenly partake in a 14-12 slugfest. These swings in score are often accompanied by the mass consumption of alcohol.

[[Category:Glossary Terms]]

Slowball

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Slow pitch

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Slaughter

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A slaughter occurs when either the visiting team is ahead by 10 or more runs after any full inning, or when the home team takes a 10 or more run lead during any inning. The penalty for getting slaughtered in the [[RBI Baseball Drinking Game]] is to drink 10.

In the [[RBI Arcade|Arcade version of RBI]], the slaughter comes into effect as soon as either team has a ten run lead.

[[Category:RBI Basics]]