Strikeout Sensei - SBLM Application

Player Name: Strikeout Sensei
Weight: 182lbs
Height: 6'2"
Age: 18
Gender: Male

1.) Your Backstory
Strikeout Sensei, born originally as Yu Xang Ri is a Japanese youngster phenom who was bred for greatness early on in his life through the NPE, the Japanese baseball league that allowed him to flourish at such a young age and really become what he has today. Both of his parents pushed him into baseball very early on, starting with softball and working his way up to what he has currently become. Believe it or not, Sensei was once a batter/baseman however his love and passion for pitching came after seeing MLB icon Yu Darvish pitch at such a professional level. Watching him growing up, he knew this is what he wanted his life to be like, and so he sought out to be just as good, if not better than Darvish.

2.) Your past Baseball experiences
As mentioned above, Sensei has professional experience under his belt, he has been granted exceptional player status by his league thus he was allowed to play with the Japanese pros at a very young age. Now at the age of 18, he is ready to conquer the international stage with any team who is willing to take their shot on him. We can say that due to his experience, he will be a huge asset to anyone who takes him on.

3.) What type of player are you?
Being a pitcher, Sensei is very good at mixing up his pitches, he is versatile and able to really throw the opposition off with his unorthodox pitching style. Because of this, a lot of players will find it hard to bat against him until they become somewhat accustom to his pitching style and his game.

4.) Where you scouted? If not why did you choose the SBLM?
That is exactly how Sensei ended up in North America actually. While he was playing for his home team in Japan, scouts flew overseas to seek out his talents once they caught wind of his successes at such a young age, playing against grizzled veterans in the league. Once they seen his production and how good he truly is, they offered him a spot to come over here, fully expensed by the league to see if it'd be a good fit.

5.) Interesting facts about your player.
Because at one point he was a batter, and a baseman, he never lost that touch, at any point in his career if given the option, Sensei could absolutely switch positions and be happy in a new role, however for now, he's completely satisfied with pitching.