MIDDLE LEAGUE WIFFLE BALL

  Name: Nick Roth #24

  Height: 5' 10" Weight: 150lbs.

  Born: 5-16

  Years of Service: 7

  Bats: L      Throws: R

  Teams: Braves, Dodgers

  Year Inducted: 2012

 Nick's Career Overview:

 From the minute Nick stepped on the wiffle ball field scouts knew he was going to be a special one. The Braves took a chance on him and he hasn't disappointed them. Nick ranks 1st in Braves history in all major statistical categories and ranks 2nd all-time in the league in those same categories. Back in the early days of the league him and fellow hall of famer Drew Moore battled out many slugfest games at historic Braves Stadium. Those match-ups defined them and set them apart from the rest of the league. Nick has collected 3 MVP awards, 4 Pitcher of Year awards, and is a 6 time all-star. He's won 4 division championships and 2 World Series crowns. In 2015 Nick signed a free agent deal with the Dodgers and will play his first season away from the Braves then. Nick only seems to be getting better with age as his statistics jump year to year. Only time will tell what his ceiling is and what he will accomplish in his career when its time to hang his cleates up.

 Name: Drew Moore  #14

 Height: 6' 1" Weight: 150lbs.

 Born: 6-24

 Years of Service: 7

 Bats: R      Throws: R

 Teams: Rays & Yankees

 Year Inducted: 2009

Drew's Career Overview:

 Drew started out his career as number one overall pick to the Rays. He has won 3 championships with his Rays and has won the Gold Glove, been a World Series MVP, won the Slugger of the Year twice, and is the only player in the league's history to win the Triple Crown. He is also a 4 time All-Star and has proved to the league that he is in fact the league's best hitter. With a trophy shelf as impressive as his, its tough to deny. Two time MVP, 4-time recipient of the Slugger and Fielder of the Year, and also a Pitcher of the Year award. He combines patience with power and has the speed for inside the park home-runs. In his entire career he has only had one game where he did not hit a home-run, it was the season opener of the 2009 season against the Brave's. The game was held at the Braves old stadium as a tribute to the league's history. He hit his 100 career home-run in Rays Stadium against Braves pitcher Heather Roth in 2008. Heather, that game, gave up 14 home-runs to Drew. Later that season he joined the 50 home-run club. He is also Mr. 300 in both hits and RBI's. More recently, on July 30th, 2010, he hit his 100th career double against the Dodgers. On June 6th, 2014 Drew hit his 150th and 151st career home run against his old team, the Rays, in Rays Stadium.