Dmitri Petrovich’s nickname was "Paste."Ģ9. It wasn't common for these kids to get Tommy John surgery after throwing the Corkscrew.Ģ8.
Popular On ThePostGame: Little Girl Heaves Foul Ball From Upper Deck, Sets Up Adorable MomentĢ7. Ashley & Sidney Webber were both nicknamed "Little Smokey." Smh. Ernie Steele had the same haircut as Vince LaSalle from Recess.Ģ4. Hitting for the cycle in a game with Pablo Sanchez wasn't a big deal. Lisa Crocket had the same nickname as Chris Russo and Mark Madsen.Ģ2. Luanne Lui always had her teddy bear with her.Ģ0. Kimmy Eckman had no business swinging the bat.ġ9. Mikey Thomas was a poor man's left-handed Kiesha Phillips, who always had a runny nose.ġ7. Low-key, to show how tired a pitcher was, they used a juice carton as a scale. "We want a batter, not a broken ladder!"ġ5. Fireball pitch was virtually unhittable and well worth the juice.ġ4. When you first unlocked an aluminum bat, it was the best feeling of your early life.ġ3. Tony Delvecchio always had a lollipop in his mouth, which really looked like a cig.ġ2. Marky Dubois carried around a pet frog, and dabbed before it was cool.ġ1. “We want a pitcher not a belly-itcher!”ġ0. Pablo Sanchez, a young kid trying to assimilate in American society, was around kids all day for years and never learned how to speak English well.Ĩ. Achmed Khan was so much better than his brother Amir.ħ. Achmed Khan rocked Beats by Dre way before anybody else.Ħ. Pete Wheeler was as dumb as he was fast, and he was ridiculously fast.ĥ.
There were five sets of siblings: The Webbers, Delvecchios, Dobbs, Khans and Kawaguchis.Ĥ. Pablo Sanchez is the best video game player of all time.Ģ. I truly hope this brings back some classic memories.ġ. Not because you're a loser, but because you really missed out. If you're a loser and never played this game, I'm sorry. You already know this if you're anywhere between 21-25. Better than Tetris, Pong, Pinball, Roller Coaster Tycoon, Sims - you name it. Backyard Baseball was arguably the best computer game of all time.
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