It was Professor Plum with a baseball in the visitors locker room. Clue was a pretty sweet game back in the day. I say “back in the day” because I haven’t played it in over twenty years. I guess it’s still the same game, but I just don’t play it anymore. And if I did, I probably wouldn’t admit it. This game is a bit different. However, the goal is somewhat similar. Guess the players I am about to describe. For those of you that missed out on the first three rounds you can find out how this game works by clicking here.
When foo made his MLB debut bar was only twelve years old. That year foo went 4 and 4 with 77 strikeouts. Since then he has had six seasons in which he has struck out at least 200 batters. That same year bar was playing Little League baseball somewhere in Oklahoma. It wasn’t for another seven years that bar would make his MLB debut. Ironically, both foo and bar were the same age at the time they made their debuts. It wasn’t until about three years and seven months after his debut that bar recorded his first MLB strikeout. The player he struck out was Kevin Pillar, who went down swinging.
Foo has won at least one Cy Young Award during his career, and has played for only one team. Despite a stellar career, foo has never had a twenty win season. He has, however, lost double digit games five times.
Bar has yet to realize his full potential. He is still searching for his first Major League win, but has yet to start a game. Bar has the talent to be an ace, but is currently serving in a relief role. Bar’s brother is also a pitcher and is part of the same franchise as his younger brother.
Foo’s MLB idol was Freddy Garcia.
Current Leaderboard:
Lurk: 3 points
Shill Team 6: 2 points
Duda Want To Build A Snowman: 1 point
Excel Ozuna: 1 point
