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|desc=Realizing this is their last chance, the team asks the Northpaw to stand down and instead calls on Lenny the Leech, one of the meanest pickpockets, pilferers, and all around pincher of goods to pinch hit for the team. Not surprisingly, he is also an expert at stealing a base. | |desc=Realizing this is their last chance, the team asks the Northpaw to stand down and instead calls on Lenny the Leech, one of the meanest pickpockets, pilferers, and all around pincher of goods to pinch hit for the team. Not surprisingly, he is also an expert at stealing a base. | ||
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|hit2=He hits you with his corked bat. It's got at least 50% more pop than a regular bat. | |hit2=He hits you with his corked bat. It's got at least 50% more pop than a regular bat. | ||
|hit3=Pinch hit home runs are pretty rare, but this guy launches you right out of the ballpark. | |hit3=Pinch hit home runs are pretty rare, but this guy launches you right out of the ballpark. | ||
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|miss1=Sitting on the bench made his legs tighten up, and he has to call a coach over to massage the knots out. | |miss1=Sitting on the bench made his legs tighten up, and he has to call a coach over to massage the knots out. | ||
|miss2=Thinking quickly, you substitute another player from the bench to pinch run for you, and get out of the way. | |miss2=Thinking quickly, you substitute another player from the bench to pinch run for you, and get out of the way. | ||
|miss3=He's rusty after sitting on the bench all day and misses badly. | |miss3=He's rusty after sitting on the bench all day and misses badly. | ||
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|postfight=Well, that appears to be the last of them. Consider that a total shutout. The owner of Frank's Ballpark (curiously, his name is Oscar Meyer) thanks you profusely and gives you a collectible as a token of his gratitude. | |postfight=Well, that appears to be the last of them. Consider that a total shutout. The owner of Frank's Ballpark (curiously, his name is Oscar Meyer) thanks you profusely and gives you a collectible as a token of his gratitude. | ||
| − | ''On [[Frank's Ballpark|Frank's Ballpark I]]:'' | + | ''On [[Frank's Ballpark|Frank's Ballpark I]]:''<br> |
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{{obtain|genuine lookalike World Series 2008 ring|Series-ring-2008.gif}} | {{obtain|genuine lookalike World Series 2008 ring|Series-ring-2008.gif}} | ||
| − | ''On [[Frank's Ballpark|Frank's Ballpark II]]:'' | + | ''On [[Frank's Ballpark|Frank's Ballpark II]]:''<br> |
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{{obtain|baseball diamond|baseball-diamond.gif}} | {{obtain|baseball diamond|baseball-diamond.gif}} | ||
| − | ''On [[Frank's Ballpark|Frank's Ballpark III]]:'' | + | ''On [[Frank's Ballpark|Frank's Ballpark III]]:''<br> |
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{{obtain|genuine lookalike World Series 2009 ring|Series-ring-2009.gif}} | {{obtain|genuine lookalike World Series 2009 ring|Series-ring-2009.gif}} | ||
| − | ''On [[Frank's Ballpark|Frank's Ballpark IV]]:'' | + | ''On [[Frank's Ballpark|Frank's Ballpark IV]]:''<br> |
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{{obtain|baseball emerald|baseball-emerald.gif}} | {{obtain|baseball emerald|baseball-emerald.gif}} | ||
| − | ''On [[Frank's Ballpark|Frank's Ballpark V]]:'' | + | ''On [[Frank's Ballpark|Frank's Ballpark V]]:''<br> |
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{{obtain|genuine lookalike World Series 2010 ring|series-ring-2010.gif}} | {{obtain|genuine lookalike World Series 2010 ring|series-ring-2010.gif}} | ||
| − | ''On [[Frank's Ballpark|Frank's Ballpark VI]]:'' | + | ''On [[Frank's Ballpark|Frank's Ballpark VI]]:''<br> |
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{{obtain|baseball hematite|Bb-hematite.gif}} | {{obtain|baseball hematite|Bb-hematite.gif}} | ||
| − | ''On [[Frank's Ballpark|Frank's Ballpark VII]]:'' | + | ''On [[Frank's Ballpark|Frank's Ballpark VII]]:''<br> |
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{{obtain|genuine lookalike World Series 2011 ring|series-ring-2011.gif}} | {{obtain|genuine lookalike World Series 2011 ring|series-ring-2011.gif}} | ||
| − | ''On [[Frank's Ballpark|Frank's Ballpark VIII]]:'' | + | ''On [[Frank's Ballpark|Frank's Ballpark VIII]]:''<br> |
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{{obtain|baseball pyrite|baseball-pyrite.gif}} | {{obtain|baseball pyrite|baseball-pyrite.gif}} | ||
| − | ''On [[Frank's Ballpark|Frank's Ballpark IX]]:'' | + | ''On [[Frank's Ballpark|Frank's Ballpark IX]]:''<br> |
| + | {{obtain|genuine lookalike World Series 2012 ring|series-ring-2012.gif}} | ||
| − | {{obtain| | + | ''On [[Frank's Ballpark|Frank's Ballpark X]]:''<br> |
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* The character is based on former baseball player {{wikipedia|Lenny Harris}}. | * The character is based on former baseball player {{wikipedia|Lenny Harris}}. | ||
* The name of the ballpark owner refers to {{wikipedia|Oscar Mayer}}, a company that makes hot dogs, and is distinct from {{wikipedia|Ball Park Franks}}. | * The name of the ballpark owner refers to {{wikipedia|Oscar Mayer}}, a company that makes hot dogs, and is distinct from {{wikipedia|Ball Park Franks}}. | ||
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Revision as of 20:02, 28 March 2013
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You are fighting Lenny the Leech.
Realizing this is their last chance, the team asks the Northpaw to stand down and instead calls on Lenny the Leech, one of the meanest pickpockets, pilferers, and all around pincher of goods to pinch hit for the team. Not surprisingly, he is also an expert at stealing a base.
Your opponent attacks ...
Hit messages:
- This man is a hit machine. That's great when he's playing baseball, that's bad when he's playing you.
- He hits you with his corked bat. It's got at least 50% more pop than a regular bat.
- Pinch hit home runs are pretty rare, but this guy launches you right out of the ballpark.
He hits you for X damage.
Critical hit message:
Your opponent has a critical hit! He hits you for X damage.
Miss messages:
- Sitting on the bench made his legs tighten up, and he has to call a coach over to massage the knots out.
- Thinking quickly, you substitute another player from the bench to pinch run for you, and get out of the way.
- He's rusty after sitting on the bench all day and misses badly.
Fumble messages:
Your foe fumbles! He takes X damage.
Victory! You beat up your foe and win the combat!
You gain ((0.6+0.06*Inning)*Level, cap 250) experience.
You got an item: baseball bat 
(15%)
You got an item: baseball 
(15%)
You got an item: cleats 
(15%)
You got an item: leather gloves 
(15%)
You got an item: smart bandages 
(15%)
You got an item: smart juice 
(15%)
You got an item: baseball jersey 
(15%)
You got an item: catcher's mask 
(15%)
You got an item: umpire's glasses 
(15%)
Well, that appears to be the last of them. Consider that a total shutout. The owner of Frank's Ballpark (curiously, his name is Oscar Meyer) thanks you profusely and gives you a collectible as a token of his gratitude.
On Frank's Ballpark I:
You got an item: genuine lookalike World Series 2008 ring 
On Frank's Ballpark II:
You got an item: baseball diamond 
On Frank's Ballpark III:
You got an item: genuine lookalike World Series 2009 ring 
On Frank's Ballpark IV:
You got an item: baseball emerald 
On Frank's Ballpark V:
You got an item: genuine lookalike World Series 2010 ring 
On Frank's Ballpark VI:
You got an item: baseball hematite 
On Frank's Ballpark VII:
You got an item: genuine lookalike World Series 2011 ring 
On Frank's Ballpark VIII:
You got an item: baseball pyrite 
On Frank's Ballpark IX:
You got an item: genuine lookalike World Series 2012 ring 
On Frank's Ballpark X:
You got an item: baseball tanzanite 
Known resistances/weaknesses
Verified to have no resistances or weaknesses.
Locations
Notes
- Appears on Inning 9, 2 outs.
- Defeating him ends the event.
References
- The character is based on former baseball player Lenny Harris.
- The name of the ballpark owner refers to Oscar Mayer, a company that makes hot dogs, and is distinct from Ball Park Franks.
