Dusty Diamond's All-Star Softball Player Stats

Gary is a well-balanced player, but he can also be an excellent pitcher because of his soft pitching style. He's small and quick and likes to play on grass fields. A reliable sort of guy. One of the famous "Magilicutty Brothers".

A balanced player who's good at both defensive and offensive play, Ace would be perfect player to have at the park field. He has a great arm but can't field very well. Hits the long ball if he hits it at all. Doesn't mind getting his feet wet.

Don can cover a lot of wet ground without getting tired. He's also an extraordinary pitcher. He likes to bat against his own kind. Rumor has it that Don is going to retire in Miami after this series.

Cap likes the night much better than the day. So he only plays fair during the day. But watch out - he's an All-Star at night! When he's batting, he likes to catch those lefties throwing curve balls.

Fuji has excellent hitting and blocking abilities. He could be a central player in your team. Strong till he tires.

Rip is a softball-loving dude. His abilities are average, but he can be an excellent hitter with runners on base.

Clark has top defensive, offensive, and running abilities. He can be an excellent hitter with runners on base.

Suited as a catcher, Gene is a real power hitter. So he might come in handy towards the end of the batting lineup. If he gets hold of one, he'll hit it into the next county. Good arm, while it lasts.

Although his real occupation is something completely different, Alan loves softball. His abilities are good - he can be a very useful player.

Casey is the worst hitter on the roster, but he's a great defensive player.

Doug has average offensive and defensive capabilities, but he comes in very handy at the cliff field. Lots of stamina for the beach or the dunes. Doesn't like curves, but he still has pretty good hitting power. The other one of the famous "Magilicutty Brothers".

Jimmy's excellent batting abilities and his magnificent speed on foot can give him the potential to be the team leader. He's a tireless runner and fielder. Always gets wood on the fast ball.

He can be a little slow on his feet, but Biff's training has given him outstanding strength. He can be an excellent hitter at the right moment.

Davy D. is a top flight offensive and defensive player. You might want to use him as a relief player. He's quick and strong and will jump all over those lefties, but a righty should know how to tire him.

Although he's still in elementary school, Slick is an outstanding defensive player. As a matter of fact, he's my choice for the #1 defensive player. He can be a very effective hitter too.

He's OK but he could be worse. Chuck is pretty lame during the afternoon but come night fall, he can be a terror.

Woody has average abilities. He's a bit of a showboat. He's usually hottest playing in front of an audience. He can get pretty good wood on a curve ball off those right-handed pitchers. He's hot in the grass.

Mudcat thrives on the cheers of the crowd. He'll do very well in the Professional Stadium. In addition, Mudcat is pretty good on the other fields too.

Eddie is a short range hitter during the day but becomes a power hitter at night. A real nightlife kinda guy. He's a good fielder, too. All in all a valuable player.

His flashy tornado-like pitching windup is worth seeing in action. Since he's also an excellent hitter, you might want to have him pitch and bat cleanup.

An excellent defensive player, Sid is a versatile player who would be excellent playing third base and batting second. He covers a lot of ground and always gets the jump on the ball.

Leon is an excellent clean-up hitter. He can be the pillar of the team. He's got power and agility, but loses his courage when the ball breaks toward him at the plate.

Jose is an excellent defensive player; so you can use him to firm up your defense when you have the lead. He's fast and has a good arm. Can't hit it far though, if he hits it at all.

Harry is well suited to be a pitcher but also comes in very handy as a pinch hitter. He never gets tired. One of the famous "Lewis Brothers".

Johnny can be an excellent power hitter. He also makes an excellent catcher because he has a strong throwing arm. Very good tackler too.

This guy runs funny out in the field but he's a pretty good hitter. He's the Army, Air Force and Marines all rolled in one. He can chase it on the ground, in the air, or on the water. He can't hit the big one, though.

Somehow, Arnie is best suited as a pitcher. He's also an above average hitter and defensive player. People say he closely resembles the "Lewis Brothers".

A player with balanced abilities, Joey has excellent jumping power that might come in handy on the held. He's small and cat-like, quick fearless; but except for jumping, he's not very strong.

He's excellent at making people laugh, but his play leaves something to be desired. Most people laugh at that, too. He's a so-so batter. Not afraid of smashing a curve ball, but we're talkin' SLOW.

Peter can throw pretty tricky pitches. You can also use him as a pinch hitter. You gotta blow it by him though, he's not easily fooled.

Lance's exciting batting style is right on the mark - that's his strong suit. This guy is a major power hitter. He's not a shabby pitcher either.

Dizzy has practically no hitting ability, but since he can really fly, he comes in handy to stop those tall homers. He tires easily, though.

Zelda uses her broom as a bat. Her batting ability is very strongly tied to chance and luck, but that bat is wicked and effective.

Larry's excellent batting ability makes him a great clean-up hitter. This guy loves to hit - as long as it's a fast ball. He's not a bad defensive player either. Doesn't mind getting his feet wet. The other one of the famous "Lewis Brothers".

Stan is fast on his feet, and can climb the fences too. These abilities make him an ideal outfielder. In addition, he's a pretty reliable hitter.

Diablo's metal bat gives him phenomenal hitting power. Perfect as a catcher and a clean-up hitter, he'll hit them hard and long, but don't ask him to field.

He's probably the most average player you can get. No major weaknesses with this guy.

Bruno is a good pinch hitter, but he can also be a pretty good catcher. His tackling power is enormous. He's happy and reliable, except when he sees the pitch breaking in.

Mikey's throwing arm is terrifyingly strong. Good glove, good arm and he can hit the long ball. Although his constant errors make him an unreliable player, he can definitely be worth having on your team.

Slash is a little weird but he can get the job done. He can be a very important player to have on the cliff field. Nice hair.

Babe has first-rate pitching abilities. You might want to use him as a starting pitcher. He has a great arm. Not a shabby hitter either. Even if he can't handle a fast ball.

Since he thrives on popularity. Ronnie does very well where there are audiences. That means that he'll be a great player on the Professional Field.

Big Al is a good pinch hitter. Because he has excellent tackling power, you might want to use him as a pinch runner. Stand him up there against a lefty.

He's got a pretty good hitting arm, but he's slow on his feet. He can also hit a fast ball pretty good, but he is SLOW.

Ross is an all-around powerhouse. He's especially handy on the sandlot and the cliff fields. He scratches 'em out, sprays 'em around, runs 'em down. Your basic tireless hustler. He covers so much ground that they say "Water covers two-thirds of the earth and Ross Davis covers the rest."

Although he's not very agile, you can count on Rock to hit the ball out of the park. His awesome face can be a menacing force. Not a bad fielder when he's awake, Slow and strong.

Although he really doesn't have any outstanding qualities, Boris's penetrating stare and tackling power can be devastating. He's got the bases covered.

This guy is so fast he ought to be in the Olympics, although he's a pretty incompetent batter. Since he's very fast on his feet, he can be excellent at getting bunts. This guy is tireless (for a few innings, anyway).

One of the country's leading pitchers. Flip draws on his expertise in bodybuilding. His unique pitching style can make a fool out of the batter.

When you're fielding, don't take this player lightly; he may be able to get a great hit off you if you don't concentrate on your pitching.

His pitching arm is excellent - very good at throwing tricky pitches. He's a pretty fast runner, too. He's nimble and never tires. Not a bad bet against a curve ball pitcher, either.

He's fun to watch because of his unique running style, Also, since he's quick on his feet, Binky makes an ideal outfielder.

Sparky has a strong arm and can come in handy as a utility player. The only problem is, this guy makes a lot of errors. He can throw, he can hit, he can climb (climb?), but he can't field to save his life.

He's much better at Shufflepuck, but if his talents can be applied in softball, he can be an excellent player. Not a bad bat, as bats go.

An excellent all around player, Bela has terrific defensive and offensive playing abilities. This guy can also get airborne after dark. He can hit almost anything.

Tony is an average player, however he plays his best on the park field. It's hard to get much by him, and he doesn't mind going for a swim.

The hits that he can get with his pickaxe can be spectacular. You can depend on him to be an important hitter in any lineup. His bat may look funny, but it works.

Mike has high-level hitting and throwing abilities, and he can be counted on when you're in a bind. He's a tireless fast ball hitter. Nice mustache.

A player with good hitting ability and fast feet, Glenn would be a terrific lead-off hitter. He's a mean defensive player, too. He'll hit most anything till he tires out.

He's not very good at offensive play, but Sunny can be extraordinary as a pinch hitter. He likes to hit fast balls for homers. He's a little slow, but doesn't mind getting wet.