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That's a bit more accurate, wouldn't you say? Unless of course, this is his distant twin, lost at birth, only to reappear after honing his baseball skills in the jungles of Kenya.

That is exactly it. (:

I'll be using the Mariners.



Dreadlocks are in the game, Afros aren't. Might I suggest Tyroil Smoochie-Wallace?

I'd rather see T.J. A.J. R.J. Backslashinfourth V.

The last name would be too long (max 16 characters). X-Wing @aliciousness would be great too but I can't use special characters.

What about eeeee eeeeeeeee?

Beautiful.

That is not only fine, but recommended as well.

Also, thread title officially changed. Yeah.

Team: Seattle Mariners
Name: Franco Monotella
Position: SS/2B
Jersey: 00
Nationality: Italian
Birthday: 7/4/92
Height: 5'7
Weight: 175
B/T: S/R
Body: Strong
Face: Mustache
Stance: Generic 18
Strength: Contact hitter with good power very fast great arm
Weakness: Doesn't walk a lot Poor morale
Equipment: Under Armour
Backstory: Grow up in Venice loving to eat but his first love was baseball despite his small stature he hit .395 in College and playing a almost flawless second base. He hopes to be just like Roberto Alomar.

2 things 1: United States isn't a nationality and 2: Leaf hard a hard life (at the bottom)

Alright, leave everything the same but make his name Beezer Twelve Washingbeard.



If you can't get dat afro then just make his hair long, or something.

I do not.



Wrong game.

Ok stance will be nick swisher

Team: Seattle Mariners
Name: Cal Shipley
Age: 35
Date of birth: 5/18/78
Strengths: throwing arm and above average power, base running and can steal bases (15-20 per year)
Weaknesses: throwing accuracy, gold glove style fielding. Aggressive fielding leads him to be injury prone
Number: 10
Nationality: Australian
Position: SS
B/T: R/R
Height: 5'9
Weight: 200lbs

Background
Scouted at the age of 16 in Australia, Shipley was seen as an heir to Ozzie Smith when with the Cardinals, at that age Cal Shipley displayed the fielding prowess to replace the now hall of famer. He accelerated through the minors and got a taste of the big leagues at the age of 20 playing 16 games. But his career was derailed by a rotator cuff injury that greatly affected his throwing accuracy and upper cut batting swing. Now confined to almost a line drive hitter, Shipley still possesses the power but his homerun totals have declined. Having played for 10 different organisations and not having played in the majors for over 10 years, Shipley is on his last chance. Picked up by the Mariners he is seen as nothing more than a AAA player. However, Shipley hopes he can get a break and show the talent that brought him to the MLB.

Franco Monotella will happy to move to second for Cal Shipley to play Shortstop.