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	~~The starting [[catcher]] and~~ #6 batter for the [[San Francisco Giants]] in [[R.B.I. Baseball]], Bob Brenly is one of those special (read: mediocre) players in the game that is [[pinch-hit]] for nearly every game. The argument is never if you should pinch hit but when you should pinch hit for him.

	Having said that, he isn't awful like [[Rafael Santana]] or [[Steve Lake]] but cast more in the mold of other (non) notable catchers like [[Tony Pena]], [[Bob Boone]] and [[Benito Santiago]]. Bob definitely has the ability to get hot and provide protection for arguably the best player on his team, [[Chili Davis]].

	Brenly's most notable accomplishment is winning a [[World Series]] ring as [[manager]] of the Arizona Diamondbacks. Before being hired as a MLB manager despie his lack of managerial experience at any level, he was a color commentator for Fox Sports coverage of [[Major League Baseball]]. Brenly is currently the color commentator for the WGN network's coverage of the [[Chicago Cubs]].

	~~{{Batter\|~~
	~~\|Bats=Right~~
	~~\|BA=.267~~
	~~\|HR=18~~
	~~\|Power=819~~
	~~\|Contact=21~~
	~~\|Speed=126~~
	}}

	~~== Bio ==~~

	* Born February 25, [[1954]] in Coshocton, OH
	* Signed by the San Francisco Giants as an amateur free agent in [[1976]]
	* Played in the Big Leagues from [[1981]]-[[1989]]
	* Played his entire career in the San Francisco Giants organization
	* Voted an [[All-Star]] in [[1984]]
	* Well-known for committing 4 errors in one game (tying fellow R.B.I. Baseball member [[~~Tom Brookens]]' record) at third base but subsequently redeeming himself with a home run~~

	~~== Links ==~~

	[~~http://www.baseball-reference.com/b/brenlbo01.shtml~~ Bob Brenly~~'s Baseball Reference page]~~


	~~[[Category:Players in RBI]]~~
	~~[[Category:Players in NES RBI]]~~
	~~[[Category:RBI All-Stars]]~~
	~~[[Category:RBI Managers]]~~
	~~[[Category:RBI Catchers~~]]

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The starting [[catcher]] and #6 batter for the [[San Francisco Giants]] in [[R.B.I. Baseball]], Bob Brenly is one of those special (read: mediocre) players in the game that is [[pinch-hit]] for nearly every game. The argument is never if you should pinch hit but when you should pinch hit for him.

Having said that, he isn't awful like [[Rafael Santana]] or [[Steve Lake]] but cast more in the mold of other (non) notable catchers like [[Tony Pena]], [[Bob Boone]] and [[Benito Santiago]]. Bob definitely has the ability to get hot and provide protection for arguably the best player on his team, [[Chili Davis]].

Brenly's most notable accomplishment is winning a [[World Series]] ring as [[manager]] of the Arizona Diamondbacks. Before being hired as a MLB manager despie his lack of managerial experience at any level, he was a color commentator for Fox Sports coverage of [[Major League Baseball]]. Brenly is currently the color commentator for the WGN network's coverage of the [[Chicago Cubs]].

{{Batter|
|Bats=Right
|BA=.267
|HR=18
|Power=819
|Contact=21
|Speed=126
}}

== Bio ==

* Born February 25, [[1954]] in Coshocton, OH
* Signed by the San Francisco Giants as an amateur free agent in [[1976]]
* Played in the Big Leagues from [[1981]]-[[1989]]
* Played his entire career in the San Francisco Giants organization
* Voted an [[All-Star]] in [[1984]]
* Well-known for committing 4 errors in one game (tying fellow R.B.I. Baseball member [[Tom Brookens]]' record) at third base but subsequently redeeming himself with a home run

== Links ==

[http://www.baseball-reference.com/b/brenlbo01.shtml Bob Brenly's Baseball Reference page]

[[Category:Players in RBI]]
[[Category:Players in NES RBI]]
[[Category:RBI All-Stars]]
[[Category:RBI Managers]]
[[Category:RBI Catchers]]

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