Backyard Baseball Pablo Sanchez

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Backyard Baseball is a software released in 1997 by Humongous Entertainment.

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My child and I have long enjoyed Humongous Entertainment's (HE) 'Backyard' series on the PC, especially because of the kid players: Speedy Pete Wheeler, good-natured Keisha Phillips, spunky Annie Frazier, and powerful Pablo Sanchez. My child and I have long enjoyed Humongous Entertainment's (HE) 'Backyard' series on the PC, especially because of the kid players: Speedy Pete Wheeler, good-natured Keisha Phillips, spunky Annie Frazier, and powerful Pablo Sanchez.

Sunny Day[edit]

I think we're all ready to play some baseball!
It's time to get down with your favorite baseball players!
(custom player) steps up to bat.
(when the computer player's turn to bat ends) Alright, it's our turn now!
(player hits a home run) Goodbye, baseball!

Vinny the Gooch[edit]

Waaaaiiit a minute. The Gooch does not under any circumstances say 'Hi ho'. Sunny Day may be saying 'Hi ho', but The Gooch just says YO!
Vinny da Gooch is lovin' that!
(describing Pablo) Even though the Secret Weapon doesn't speak any English, we all know he's a rad dude!
(describing Achmed) Achmed is one of the best hitters on the team!
This young batter means business.
(when a homerun happens) I don't know what kind of pitch that was, but it tasted just like chicken!
(when a player gets out) He/She was robbed!
(when a player makes it home) Sweet as candy i tell ya! I like candy, everybody likes candy. That's why Halloween is such a popular holiday!
(describing Sunny Day) What she means is she's never gonna stop yapping.
(when a homerun happens) Aloha means goodbye, baby.
(when a strike happens) It was in there like swimwear.

Backyard Kids[edit]

Achmed Khan[edit]

(getting picked) Let's rock 'n roll! (Amir Khan also says this)
I wanna rock! Rock! (scats) I wanna rock!
(after getting struck out) Aw man, I blew it!
(stepping up to bat) I'm gonna smack this one! (Amir Khan also says this)
(stepping up to bat) This one's outta here! (Amir Khan also says this)

Amir Khan[edit]

(getting picked) Groovy!
(after getting struck out) I hope Achmed didn't see that!
(after getting struck out) Major bummer! (Achmed Khan also says this)

Angela Delvecchio[edit]

(during the chatter) Hey, we wanna batter, not the broken ladder, y'know!
(striking out a batter) Hey, what'd I tell ya?
(striking out a batter) Ba-da-bing-ba-da-boom! Bye-Bye, batter!
(stepping up to bat) I'm gonna smack this one for sure.
(after getting struck out) No way that's gonna happen again!
(stepping up to bat) You guys in the outfield better move back.
(after getting struck out) Don't say a word.
(getting tired) Okay, I know I'm good, but my arm needs a rest before it turns into a big noodle.

Annie Frazier[edit]

(getting picked) Sweet!
(stepping up to bat) I'm looking for a kind hit here, pitcher!
(stepping up to bat) Come on, pitcher, hook me up!
(getting tired) Hey, I'm pooped. I need a sub.
(getting tired) Can I get a sub out here? My arm is toast.

Ashley/Sidney Webber[edit]

(one of the twins getting picked) Goody! Now pick my sister Ashley/Sidney too!
(the other twin getting picked) Oh, goody! Ashley/Sidney and I are on the same team!
(only one twin getting picked) Goody!
(during the chatter) We've got spirit, yes we do. We've got spirit, how 'bout you?
(stepping up to bat) I'm gonna crush this one!
(stepping up to bat) I'm gonna smash the ball outta here!
(after getting struck out) Tennis is my sport anyway.
(getting tired) Say, my tennis elbow is acting up.

Billy Jean Blackwood[edit]

(stepping up to bat) Y'all better step back a few!
(after getting struck out) That's okay. I didn't wanna run anyway.
(getting tired) Yoo-hoo! My arm's getting tired out here!
(striking out a batter) Sorry, I'm just doin' my job.

Dante Robinson[edit]

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(during the chatter) I see London, I see France, I see your underpants!
Just gimme a minute! I'm still hungry!
(stepping up to bat) I'm turning that ball into creamed corn!
(stepping up to bat) Bring on the meat!
(after getting struck out) Next time!
You should pick me. I've got a pretty good arm!
(getting picked) Let's dig in!
My name is Dante, but the kids call me 'Stretch'. I guess that's supposed to be a joke!
One time, I ate a whole turkey! Bet you didn't know that!
(striking out a batter) Smooth like butter!
(striking out a batter) Chew on that, tough guy!
(getting tired) Whew! I'm running out of juice!
(getting tired) I'm getting noodle arm!
(on the mound) Eat this!

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Dmitri Petrovich[edit]

(striking out a batter) Indeed, I achieved the proper ball spin.
(after getting struck out) It appears as if I need to rethink my strategy.
(during the chatter) May I remind you that the primary objective is to hit the ball?
(not getting picked) I must admit I am a bit disappointed.
(bored on the field) Please, cease this foolishness and just FORFEIT THE GAME!!!!

Gretchen Hasselhoff[edit]

(getting picked) Goodygoodygoodygoodygoody! (Goody goody goody goody goody!)
MymomnamedmeGretchenafterhergrandmanamedGretchen. (My mom named me Gretchen after her great grandmother named Gretchen.)
(stepping up to bat) I'mgonnasmackthisoneouttasight. (I'm gonna smack this one outta sight.)
(getting tired, talks more slowly than usual) Um... I'm tired.

Jocinda Smith[edit]

(stepping up to bat) Watch this homerun!
(getting picked) Hey, alright! (Kimmy Eckman also says this)
(stepping up to bat) It's time for a homerun!
(getting tired) My arm is toast!
(getting tired) My arm is spent! How 'bout a sub?

Jorge Garcia[edit]

I don't like to swim and I don't like to get dirty.
(getting picked) I suppose I'll play, but I don't want to get dirty, OK?
(unprovoked) Did you guys see the map of Hawaii that Justin Verlander painted on Kate Upton’s lower back?

Kenny Kawaguchi[edit]

(getting picked) Alright! Thanks, buddy!
(stepping up to bat) Here I go!
(stepping up to bat) Okay, pitcher, give me one right over the center!
(after getting struck out) Boy, I messed up.
(after getting struck out) I'll do better next time.
(striking out a batter) I'm good.
(on the mound) I'm gonna get you, batter!
(getting tired) Man, I don't wanna complain, but my arm is tired.
(getting tired) I could use a sub right about now.

Kiesha Phillips[edit]

(stepping up to bat) Heeeeerree's... Kiesha!
(during the chatter) Watch out, Batman! Here comes the Joker!
(during the chatter) Say, what's up, Doc?
(stepping up to bat) Baseball been very very good to me.
(after getting struck out) You are Despicable!
(after getting struck out) Coises! Foiled again!
(getting tired) I need a sub and I'm not talking lunch here!
(getting tired) I can't take much more of this, captain!

Kimmy Eckman[edit]

My name's Kimmy and I like candy.
(stepping up to bat) This one's going to miles!
(after getting struck out) Darn, darn, darn it!
(getting tired) Come on, coach! I'm dying out here!
(on the mound) I'm gonna blow this one right by!
(getting tired) Hey, kid! My arm's getting tired!

Lisa Crocket[edit]

(not getting picked) Whatever.
(stepping up to bat and on the mound) Here goes nothing.
Leave me alone.
(getting tired) How about a sub, ace?
(getting picked) Neat.
(getting tired) I'm tired. Give me a sub.

Luanne Lui[edit]

Aww, I wuv you!
(striking out a batter) I got you! Neenoo Neenoo!
(on the mound) Neenoo Neenoo! Baddo Waddo!
(after getting stuck out) Me gonna cwy...
(getting picked) Did you heew that, Teddy? We got picked!
(stepping up to the plate) This one's fo you, Teddy!
(getting tired) Teddy says it's time fo his nap. So we need a sub.
(on the mound) Oh, I wuv pwaying basebaw!

Maria Luna[edit]

(stepping up to bat) Okay. I'm gonna knock the stuffing outta this one!
(stepping up to bat) Okay. This time, I'm gonna hit like a pinata!
(after getting struck out) Ay-yi-yi!
(striking out a batter) I... Got... You.
(getting tired) Hey there, I'm tired.
(after getting struck out) That's no good!

Mikey Thomas[edit]

The kids call me Nugget, but my real name is Michael Rhett Thomas.
(getting picked) You're my friend!
(not getting picked) I'm telling my mom!
(stepping up to bat) I've gotta get on base!
(stepping up to bat) I want right down the middle for me!
(after getting struck out) No fair! I'm telling my mom!
(after getting struck out) That's okay.
(getting tired) I'm tired of pitching now.
(striking out a batter) I'm pretty good, huh?

Pablo Sanchez[edit]

(stepping up to bat) ¡Adiós, béisbol! (Goodbye, baseball!)
(getting picked) ¡Excelente! (Excellent!)
Soy Pablo. ¿Quieres jugar? (I'm Pablo. You wanna play?)
(striking out a batter) ¡Adios!
(when the player clicks him on the player cards section while holding shift) Okay, don't tell the other kids, but uh... I speak English. I learn Spanish in school.
(taunting from the field) creo que no qieres jugar (I don't think you wanna play)
(after getting struck out) Este bate no sirve para nada! (This bat is useless!)
(getting picked) Vamos a ganar! (We are going to win!)

Pete Wheeler[edit]

(getting picked) Uh... huh?
(getting picked) So whose team am I on?
(stepping up to bat) I'm gonna hit a touchdown!
(during the chatter) Bet ya can't hit a touchdown!
(during the chatter) Ra ra ra! Go, team!
(stepping up to bat) Uh, what am I supposed to do again?
(after getting struck out) Now what?
(striking out a batter) Uhh... Whoops.
(getting tired) Uhh... I don't wanna throw the ball no more.

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Ronny Dobbs[edit]

Know what's neat? Aw, nothing.
(during the chatter) Miss it! Miss it! Now you gotta kiss it!
(after getting picked) Neat. I get to play.
(stepping up to bat) I'm going to hit this one two hundred gazillion miles!
(stepping up to bat) Neener-Neener! You can't strike me out!
(after getting struck out) No fair!
(getting tired) I'm getting sleepy.
(striking out a batter) I'm pretty good for a little guy.
(after getting struck out) I don't wanna play anymore!
(getting tired) I don't wanna pitch anymore.

Sally Dobbs[edit]

(after getting struck out) I could've hit a home run if I wanted to.
(getting tired) I need a sub. I don't have the same energy as some of the younger kids, you know?
(getting tired) I'm getting kinda tired of pitching.

Stephanie Morgan[edit]

I don't know why...
(during the chatter) Hey, batter!
(during the chatter) My, oh my!
(stepping up to bat) As you can tell, I modeled my stance after the great Babe Ruth.
(after getting struck out) How Humiliating!
(after getting struck out) Oh well. I'm sure Cal had his bad days, I suppose.
(getting tired) My daddy says I shouldn't pitch for too long.

Tony Delvecchio[edit]

(during the chatter) Be-au-ti-ful!
(getting tired) What're ya tryin' to do, kill me? I need a sub here!
(during the chatter) Hey, Slick, swing, why don't ya?
(during the chatter) Growin' a beard out here, waitin' for some action!
(stepping up to bat) Watch this one, Slick!
(getting picked) Listen here, Slick, you made the right decision!

Vicki Kawaguchi[edit]

I'm going to be a ballerina when I grow up.
My name is Vicki Kawaguchi. My brother's name is Kenny. He's in a wheelchair. Can I go now?
One time, I was practicing my pirouette and I got so dizzy, I barfed. But don't tell anyone, okay? But it was really gross and stuff, because I just ate a grilled cheese sandwich and tomato soup. Promise you won't tell?
(getting picked) Hooray!
(stepping up to bat) Don't throw the ball fast, okay?
(stepping up to bat) Here comes the graceful ballerina to the plate.
(after getting struck out) Stupid baseball is for babies!
(after getting struck out) That's okay.
(getting tired) I'm tired of pitching. Can I stop now?
(getting tired) I don't wanna pitch anymore, please?
My mommy says I'm her little butterfly and daddy calls me his baseball swan. Kenny calls me pipsqueak.

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Like every general manager in baseball, Tyler Parsons of the Class A Lansing Lugnuts wants to create an exciting product.

Unlike major league general managers, though, Parsons has no roster control to maximize his on-field product.

Instead, the 31-year-old general manager of Toronto Blue Jays’ Class-A affiliate has to be creative to attract fans – especially younger and diverse fans – to Cooley Law School Stadium in Lansing, Mich.

“In the offseason, as a staff, we brainstorm ideas,” Parsons said.

Half-priced tickets or concessions are usual hits. Guest appearances are popular, too. But if there’s one thing that really attracts people, it’s giveaways.

Parsons wanted to have a big giveaway that could attract Millennials.

Parsons remembered his childhood, playing the popular computer video game Backyard Baseball, a video game that used fictional children characters from all backgrounds.

For example, Kenny Kawaguchi, who used a wheelchair, was an ace pitcher; Pete Wheeler, a lightning quick runner, had freckles and orange hair; Dante Robinson was an African-American character with solid overall skills.

One character gained near fabled status among Millennials and anyone who played the game. It was the game’s star player, Pablo Sánchez. “The Secret Weapon”, as he was known, could hit like Rod Carew, field like Roberto Clemente and pitch like Pedro Martínez.

He was a fictional Latino star for kids before Dora the Explorer. In the game, Pablo Sánchez spoke only Spanish, unless you clicked on his picture while holding down the shift key. Parsons said there was a “mythological feel” about him.

“When people think of Backyard Baseball, they think of Pablo Sánchez,” Parsons said. “People consider him the greatest digital athlete of all time.”

A Perfect Giveaway

Parsons and his staff did some more digging on Pablo Sánchez and discovered his birthday was listed as August 18. The game was released in 1997, making Aug. 18, 2018, his unofficial 21^st birthday. As scheduling fate would have it, the Lugnuts had a home game scheduled that day against the Fort Wayne Tincaps.

Commemorating that day was a no-brainer for Parsons and his staff.

“We were going to do the damn thing,” Parsons said with a laugh. “We ran with it.”

As the Lugnuts began to announce their promotional schedule across social media, Parsons’ excitement began to rise. When they tweeted out a “Backyard Baseball Night” coupled with a Pablo Sánchez bobblehead giveaway, the Lugnuts immediately saw the popularity.

“We teased it, and that initial tweet had more impressions than we’ve ever had,” Parsons said. “We knew we had a winner.”

But, they aren’t just giving away a one-of-a-kind bobblehead. The Lugnuts are becoming the “Mighty Wombats” for the day, one of the team names available in the video game. They’ll wear Mighty Wombats jerseys.

In addition, the Lugnuts will have an equipment drive to donate baseball gear to local baseball teams, a wiffle ball field in the front plaza of the stadium, drink specials to honor Pablo Sánchez’ “21st birthday” and free admission to fans who share names with characters from the video game.

The excitement has carried over as the game approaches. As people have snatched up tickets for the Aug. 18 game, Parsons noticed one thing: there’s a countrywide buzz for this Class-A minor league game.

“It has a national appeal,” Parsons said. “We’ve seen an uptick in tickets, and I’ve seen some zip codes that aren’t the normal ones we’re used to seeing.”

There was so much of a buzz, that the Lugnuts created a special bobblehead package. For $50, fans can guarantee themselves a Pablo Sánchez bobblehead, along with a Lugnuts baseball and two box seat “flex” tickets.

Building off success

Now that the Lugnuts have successfully hit the Millennial demographic, there’s one demographic Parsons and the Lugnuts really want to have success with: Lansing’s Latino community. As of the 2010 U.S. Census, Latinos made up 12.5 percent of Lansing’s 110,000 population.

“We don’t have enough diversity [at the ballpark],” Parsons said. “We need to do a better job to include and not stay at the status quo.”

And they hope 2019 is the year Latinos in the Lansing area flock to Cooley Law School Stadium to catch a Lugnuts game.

The Lugnuts are introducing bilingual ticket box offices in 2019 and they are joining MiLB’s marketing promotion of “Copa de la Diversión.”

Copa de la Diversión was launched this year by MiLB as a marketing effort to embrace the “culture and values that resonate most with participating teams’ local U.S. Hispanic/Latino communities.”

“We believe in [Copa de la Diversión],” Parsons said. “We want fans to feel comfortable coming to our ballpark. Lansing is very diverse.”

The marketing effort will return in 2019 with the number of teams expected to grow from the current 33.

The Lugnuts have had many future MLB players make a stop in Central Michigan, including Latino players like Carlos Beltrán, Carlos Zambrano and Yan Gomes. Top prospect Vladimir Guerrero Jr. played with the Lugnuts in 2017.

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Parsons hopes Latino players can help build a relationship with Lansing’s Latino community.

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“Baseball is an international language,” Parsons said. “It’s important to make a connection with them.”

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