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'''Benito Santiago''' is the #3 hitter and starting catcher for [[NL All-Stars|the NL All-Stars]] on the [[NES]] v * Right/Left-handed hitter

'''Bill Doran''' is the starting second baseman and #6 hitter for [[Houston (NES)|Houston]] on the [[NES]] version of [[RBI]]. Though me * [[Left-handed hitter]]

'''Andres Galarraga''' is the #7 hitter and starting first baseman for [[NL All-Stars|the NL All-Stars]] on the [[N * Right/Left-handed hitter

[[Image:EvansStache.JPG|thumb|right|150px|Dwight Evans, not Rollie Fingers.]] '''Dwight Evans''' is the #6 hitter and starting center fielder for [[Boston (NES)|Boston]] on the [[NES]] vers

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...[RBI]]. Though not a superman by any means, Bush is easily the best pinch hitter on an otherwise terrible Twins bench. ...but was an important part of the team nonetheless. He was a worthy pinch hitter and got more than his fair share of starts as well. Bush was one of those

...n an already heavy hitting Detroit team. He has to be considered the top 8 hitter in the game, but that's not saying much. If you need a big hit and Tommy is * Right-handed hitter

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'''Paul Molitor''' is a [[pinch hitter]] for the [[AL All-Stars]]. He fits right in with his team, as he is just a step above mediocre. He's good enough to * [[Right-handed hitter]]

...[[left handed hitter|lefty]] hitting. Any resulting ground ball hit to the right side is almost always a base hit because the fucking 1st baseman is cheatin

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A righthanded pull hitter, Thon played briefly for the California Angels before being traded to the A * [[Right-handed hitter]]

'''John Kruk''' is a pinch-hitter for [[NL All-Stars|the NL All-Stars]] on the [[NES]] version of [[RBI]]. In RBI life, he is a surprisingly quick PH, not a powerful hitter, but can be dangerous when adding the PH bonus. In real life, he is a form

'''Harry Spilman''' is a pinch-hitter for the [[San Francisco (NES)|San Francisco]] team on the [[NES]] version o * [[Left-handed hitter]]

'''Doug DeCinces''' is the starting third baseman and #2 hitter for [[California]] in the [[NES]] version of [[RBI]]. DeCines is one of th * [[Right-handed hitter]]

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'''Jose Canseco''' (born July 2, 1964) is the clean-up hitter for the [[AL All-Stars]] in the [[NES]] game [[RBI Baseball]]. With a [[Ove On the field, Canseco was thought to be the premiere power hitter in the game in the late 1980s and early 1990s, and was considered a sure sh

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...ton]] on the [[NES]] version of [[RBI]]. Davis is known as the only power hitter on a brutally weak Houston lineup. Outside of [[pinch hit bonus]] ABs, Dav * [[Right handed hitter]]

...ng to [[fightonusc]]'s [[Overall Player Rankings]], Hrbek is the 23rd best hitter in all of RBI.

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...the [[NES]] game [[RBI Baseball]]. Walling is unquestionably the worst #3 hitter in the game, even outsurpassing the suckiness of [[Tommy Herr]]. * Left-handed hitter

...(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]]. * [[Right-handed hitter]]

'''Alan Ashby''' is the #8 hitter and starting catcher for [[Houston (NES)|Houston]] on the [[NES]] version o * Left-handed hitter

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...r and starting catcher for the [[AL All-Stars]], '''Bill Schroeder''' fits right in with the rest of his squad...he isn't very good. In fact, he wasn't rea * Right/Left-handed hitter

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'''Davey Lopes''' should have been the leadoff hitter for [[Houston]] instead of the crap that is [[Billy Hatcher]]. His power, * [[Right-handed hitter]]

...a good player, although not the most powerful. That's why putting a power hitter like [[Phil Garner]] in at the three spot is a quality choice. Cruz gets on * Left-handed hitter

...July 2, [[1953]] in Puerto P?tu, Anzoᴥgui State, Venezuela), was a popular hitter and one of Major League Baseball's top sluggers of the 1980s. Armas was pro * [[Right-handed hitter]]

...around players in the game. If you prefer [[Left_handed_hitter|left-handed hitter]]s (hell, even if you don't), Strawberry will not disappoint.

...ornia]] on the [[NES]] version of [[RBI]]. Hendrick is a powerful [[right-handed]] bat and should typically start the game from the beginning. Most sub him * [[Right handed hitter]]

...ty of his power compared to his teammates, Clark may be the most important hitter for his team in all of RBI. * Right-handed hitter

...he fastest player on his team, his [[Marty Barrett]]-esque power and right-handed batting (despite the cool stance) generally make him a very difficult playe * [[Right-handed hitter]]

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

* [[Left-handed hitter]] ...typically results in a surprising amount of homers. He is a [[left handed hitter]], giving him the boost in [[straight pitch]]. Being a bench player, he al

...for his streaky play and adequate performance, making him a typical seven hitter in RBI. * [[Right-handed hitter]]

'''Tim Teufel''' is a right handed pinch hitter for the [[New York|New York Mets]] in the [[NES]] version of [[RBI]]. Whil

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...atoes''', coming from the powerful combination of him and California No. 3 hitter [[Wally Joyner]] (nicknamed "[[Meat]]"). * Right/Left-handed hitter

...sly by [[Mark McGwire]] of the [[AL All-Stars]]. Jones is a [[left handed hitter]], sports a ton of [[power]] and has respectable [[speed]]. It's not a mat [[Image:RuppertJonesMariners.JPG|right|200px]]

'''Position''': Right Field ...h. After another stint on the mound, Orosco made his second appearance in right field in the 13th inning.

...gue All Stars, sporting a .327 average and 30 homeruns. A formidable left-handed bat in an otherwise shakey AL lineup, Mattingly's [[power]] is a respectabl Mattingly is a borderline Hall of Famer, as he was arguably the most dominant hitter in the majors for a span of about five years. His lack of longevity is wha

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'''Brian Downing''' is the No. 5 hitter and starting leftfielder for [[California]] in the [[NES]] game [[RBI Baseb ...r, or more generally, an outfielder. He is known as somewhat of a streaky hitter, but most players don't sub him out of the lineup because of more pressing

'''Bill Buckner''' is the #2 hitter and starting first-baseman for [[Boston (NES)|Boston]] on the [[NES]] versi [[Image:Buckner 2.jpg|right]]