Historically the most feared hitter ever to pick up a wiffleball bat. Etter is statistically the league's all-time best and most clutch hitter. He ranks first in 4 of 5 major hitting categories, and as a two-way player ranks in the top 5 in every major pitching category other than saves. Etter's 3 career grand-slams are also tied for first all-time. Each of his Title Game MVP's include one of those grand slams, the only man to ever do that. A 3-time champion, Etter has seen a decline in recent tournaments, which results in him coming in at #3. His game has changed enough to where the Flapacamingos feel he better suits the team in the lead-off spot offensively. On the mound, where he claimed the Cy Young Award in WP2, Etter is attempting to return as a starter this year, and has faired well in the regular season and pre-tournament scrimmages (4-1, 3.04, 20 K's). Defensively he is a smart, solid player. If the Flapacamingos are to re-claim the title they will rely heavily on Etter to produce.
Career Stats: 28 games
AB H R AVG. HR RBI BB SO XBH TB OBP. SLG. OPS.
78 42 41 .538 20 53 23 11 25 107 .644 1.059 1.703
W L ERA. IP H R ER BB SO
7 2 2.41 58 30 26 20 24 69
6x All-star
3x Champion (WP1, WP2, WP5)
2x Title Game MVP (WP1, WP2)
WP2 Cy Young Winner
No-hitter v. MJTT in WP2
1st all-time in BA. (.538)
1st all-time in Runs (41)
1st all-time in HR (20)
1st all-time in RBI (53)
t-1st all-time in Grand Slams (3)
2nd all-time in BB (23)
3rd all-time in Hits (42)
3rd all-time in Wins (7)
3rd all-time in IP (58)
3rd all-time in K's (69)
5th all-time in ERA (2.41)
#3 Al Etter
#4 Ryan Ricci
#5 Mark Ronchetti
#6 Brian Stanzione
#7 Mark Rowan
#8 Tyler Martini
#9 Dimitri Paraskevas
#10 Nino Bonanno
#11 Carlos Negron
#12 Ryan Hutchings
#13 Mike Mazzochi
#14 Kris Lapsley
#15 Allen Rivera
#16 Zach Klaudi
#17 Matt Garvey
#18 Tyler Day
#19 Jake Lambert
#20 Justin Geri
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