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...cant. As a result, all pinch hitters are most dangerous in their first at-bat.

...seen using this somewhat unorthodox stance at the plate where he layed the bat on his shoulder having the end of the handle face the pitcher. The techniq

...h batter for the [[Detroit Tigers]], '''Larry Herndon''' rarely sees an at-bat for the vast majority of [[RBI Baseball]] aficiondos. Not much else to add

* Played his college ball at [[Colleges attended by RBIers#Bradley University|Bradley University]] in [[ ...Clark]] and with the [[pinch hit bonus]] he exceeds Clark in his first at-bat.

...he game, and almost never sees an at-bat from any serious player. His weak bat and lack of contact have earned him the nickname "Bag O' Assby" by RBI play

...for [[Bob Boone]] or [[Bobby Grich]], though some also save him for one at bat. ...) and lacks consistency. Regardless, Hendrick is a quality player and his at-bats should be maximized.

[[Image:Grich.jpg|thumb|'''Grich''' at the plate]] ...ght pitch]] style. There are some people who haven't seen Grich take a at-bat in years.

* Won two [[Gold Gloves]] at 3rd base in [[1994]] and [[1995]] ...once flipped the stadium clock directly from 7:16 to 7:18.) Before each at-bat Boggs would draw the Hebrew word "Chai" in the batter's box, and his route

...simpleton explanation. Some people smarter than myself were able to look at the computer code the game uses and has found the actually ratings for each ...racted from the players Power rating if the ball is hit off the end of the bat or the batter is jammed. Contact ratings generally range from 0-40.

...n't be fooled by Morris' 3 [[Home Runs|home runs]]; he has some pop in his bat. His 807 [[power rating]] is higher than everyone in the Cardinals lineup [[Image:MorrisFTMyers.JPG|left]]After his Junior year at Seton Hall, Morris was drafted by the Kansas City Royals in the 1st round (

[[Image:RandyBush.jpg|thumb|'''Randy Bush''' swings a decent bat]] ...ly needed. He performs quite well and typically unseats [[Danny Gladden]] at the leadoff spot. Don't expect the world from Bush, but he should give you

...]] or [[speed]], '''George Brett''' is a glaring hole in the [[AL]] lineup at the 7-spot. He also needed to apply some Preparation H on his glaring a ho With a decent left-handed bat kicking off the bottom third of the AL lineup the squad could be far more f

...Henderson sports a big bat and should find his way into the Boston lineup at the game's onset.

...s ([[Joel Youngblood]] comes to mind) completely suck after their first at-bat...

...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 funn [[Image:GwynnBat.jpg|thumb|150px|left|Gwynn swings a big bat]]

'''Mark Davidson''' played baseball at UNC-Charlotte and Clemson University. Davidson drove in 50 runs in 59 game At Orlando in 1985, Davidson had his career year. He hit 25 home runs, drove

* Played collegiately at Texas ...up the barrel of the bat (which had gone towards the mound) and hurled it at Piazza. Benches emptied, but no punches were thrown or ejections made.

...ot a matter of when Ruppert should go on, it's a matter of where he should bat. More recently, he was the answer to a trivia question which gave forum me 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 tr

....300 while in the Bay area until succumbing to injuries in the mid '90's. At this point, he left California for a brief stint in Boston before finally r ...he retired, Willie McGee received a standing ovation EVERY time he came to bat in St. Louis), cheering only slightly louder as he blasted a solo shot to w

...laces him as the third highest power hitter in the game for that single at-bat behind fellow bench players [[Mark McGwire]] (1006) and [[Tony Armas]] (982 | [[At bat|AB]]