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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]]

* [[Left-handed hitter]]

[[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

* [[Right-handed hitter]]

...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

* [[Left-handed hitter]]

'''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]]

* [[Right-handed hitter]]

* [[Right-handed hitter]]

[[Image:DavidsonPortlandBeavers89.JPG|right]] ...even had an at-bat during the World Series. He was supposed to be a power hitter, but had only hit 2 home runs for the Twins in 324 at-bats. After 3 season

* Right-handed hitter

* [[Right-handed hitter]]

'''Wally Joyner''' is the starting first-baseman and #3 hitter for [[California]] on the [[NES]] version of [[RBI]]. Half of the potent ' * [[Left-handed hitter]]

...Francisco. Though the least powerful of the three, Mitchell is a quality hitter who is capable of the big game. * Right-handed hitter

* [[Left-handed hitter]]

...he's slow and a bit inconsistent, Gedman packs a lot of power for a seven hitter. His power related to his position in the lineup makes Gedman one of the b [[Image:GedmanBio4.JPG|right]]

...itters in the Cardinals lineup, most consider McGee to be an above-average hitter. When taken in the whole context of the game, McGee lacks the power to be * Right/Left-handed hitter

'''Bob Boone''' is the starting catcher and number 8 hitter for [[California]] in the [[NES]] version of [[RBI]]. Boone, also the fath [[Image:BobBooneMinors.JPG|right|175px]]

...a]] on the [[NES]] version of [[RBI]]. Though certainly not the top pinch hitter on California (that honor belongs to [[Ruppert Jones]]), Burleson is a serv * [[Right-handed hitter]]

...in his first at-bat (to 973). This places him as the third highest power hitter in the game for that single at-bat behind fellow bench players [[Mark McGwi * [[Right-handed hitter]]

[[Image:marcsullivan.jpg|thumb|150px|right|'''Sullivan''' on '87 Topps]] ...f the lowest stats in the game and is one of the [[worst players]] (pinch hitter or otherwise) in all of RBI.

[[Image:TimBurke.JPG|thumb|right|115px|'''Tim Burke''' never played for Boston.]] ...tively unknown prospect. Most of [[Dee-Nee|us]] would assume that a pinch-hitter for Boston named Burks would be Ellis Burks. However, the RBI Baseball man

[[Image:TimBurke.JPG|thumb|right|115px|'''Tim Burke''' never played for Boston.]] ...tively unknown prospect. Most of [[Dee-Nee|us]] would assume that a pinch-hitter for Boston named Burks would be Ellis Burks. However, the RBI Baseball man

...sn't pitching and was one of the few Major League pitchers used as a pinch hitter. Robinson even started a game or two in the outfield, from an interview - * Right-handed pitcher

...[[San Francisco Giants]] in [[RBI Baseball]]. He is best used as a pinch-hitter late in the game. Speier, [[Spilman]] and [[Aldrete]] are usually used to [[Image:SpeierGrowingUp.JPG|right]]Chris Edward Speier was born on June 28, [[1950]] in Alameda, California.

[[Image:RiceMain.JPG|right]] ...gio in [[1937]]. Albert Belle had 399 in [[1998]], but no American League hitter has reached the milestone since Rice. Rice earned his first and only MVP A

'''Marty Barrett''' is the leadoff hitter and starting second baseman for [[Boston (NES)|Boston]] on the [[NES]] vers [[Image:BarrettBio5.JPG|100 px|right]]