Daniel Cooper
Agility: 7 – Daniel has decent mobility on the mound and quick reflexes.
Strength: 8 – His arm strength is remarkable, allowing for powerful, high-speed pitches.
Vitality: 7 – He's fit and can last through long practices but still building endurance for full games.
Intelligence (Baseball IQ): 6 – New to baseball, so still learning the strategy side.
Focus: 9 – Highly focused and driven, especially in high-pressure situations.
Coach James Larkin
Agility: 5 – Aging and limited to coaching, but still demonstrates some drills.
Strength: 6 – Not the powerhouse he once was but retains physical strength from years of pitching.
Vitality: 7 – Strong endurance despite past injuries; keeps up with team demands.
Intelligence (Baseball IQ): 10 – Exceptional; decades of experience have given him deep insight into the game.
Focus: 9 – Highly strategic, he remains fully dedicated to each player's improvement.
Jake Turner
Agility: 8 – Quick movements behind the plate and skilled at reacting to pitches.
Strength: 7 – Has the power to block tough pitches and make strong throws to bases.
Vitality: 8 – Good endurance; rarely fatigues during games or practices.
Intelligence (Baseball IQ): 7 – Smart catcher who understands pitch-calling and game flow.
Focus: 6 – Focused during games but can sometimes be relaxed during practice.
Max Carter
Agility: 6 – Not the fastest, but moves well within his range at first base.
Strength: 8 – Solid build; reliable for stopping hard grounders and powerful throws.
Vitality: 8 – Consistent and can handle long practices without tiring.
Intelligence (Baseball IQ): 8 – Understands defensive strategies and how to cover plays.
Focus: 9 – Very attentive to his position and consistently focused on his role.
Ian Hughes
Agility: 7 – Quick and agile in the outfield, capable of tracking fly balls.
Strength: 6 – Lacks exceptional power but makes up for it with precision.
Vitality: 7 – Has solid endurance and can handle long games.
Intelligence (Baseball IQ): 8 – Great awareness of hitting angles and positioning.
Focus: 8 – Calm and steady, especially focused when batting.
Alex Chen
Agility: 9 – Extremely fast with quick reflexes, ideal for middle infield play.
Strength: 7 – Strong arm and can make accurate throws from deep positions.
Vitality: 8 – Well-conditioned, with stamina to play at a high level throughout the game.
Intelligence (Baseball IQ): 9 – Very strategic, understands both offense and defense.
Focus: 9 – Intense and highly concentrated, stays locked in during games and practices.
Eli Flores
Role: Utility Player (often fills various positions as needed)
Personality: Adaptable, team-focused, and supportive, Eli is an unsung hero type, happy to step in wherever he's needed.
Agility: 7 – Versatile and agile, with decent speed.
Strength: 6 – Middle of the pack; has enough power for line drives but not much for homers.
Vitality: 7 – Strong endurance, can play multiple positions or back-to-back games.
Intelligence (Baseball IQ): 7 – Good situational awareness, understands the basics of multiple positions.
Focus: 8 – Very adaptable and quick to focus on a new role, always ready to fill in for others.
Connor Lee
Role: Relief Pitcher
Personality: Confident, enthusiastic, and sometimes impulsive. Connor enjoys the thrill of coming in during high-stakes moments.
Agility: 6 – Decent reflexes but less agile than some field players.
Strength: 8 – Has strong, fast throws that make him a powerful relief option.
Vitality: 6 – Short bursts of high energy, ideal for relief but less effective over long innings.
Intelligence (Baseball IQ): 6 – Knows pitching well but doesn't focus on broader game strategies.
Focus: 7 – Excels in clutch moments but sometimes struggles to stay consistent if the pressure isn't high.
Benji Diaz
Role: Outfielder
Personality: Competitive, energetic, and playful. Benji is known for lightening the mood but can be intensely competitive when it counts.
Agility: 8 – Great speed, good at tracking and catching fly balls.
Strength: 6 – Has a decent are, but doesn't have much power at the plate.
Vitality: 8 – High endurance, can sprint and field for long games without tiring.
Intelligence (Baseball IQ): 7 – Good awareness in the outfield, skilled at positioning himself.
Focus: 7 – Sharp in the outfield but sometimes loses focus at the plate.
Kyle Thompson
Role: Infielder, Primarily Second Base
Personality: Hardworking, detail-oriented, and quiet. Kyle lets his performance speak for itself.
Agility: 7 – Quick in the infield, making him reliable for double plays.
Strength: 5 – Not particularly strong, but focuses on precision rather than power.
Vitality: 8 – Strong endurance; rarely shows fatigue.
Intelligence (Baseball IQ): 8 – Smart about infield strategies, reads the ball well.
Focus: 9 – Extremely focused and rarely makes careless mistakes.
Caleb "CJ" Johnson
Role: Power Hitter, Designated Hitter (DH)
Personality: Bold and spirited, CJ is confident, sometimes bordering on cocky, but genuinely cares about his team.
Agility: 5 – Slower than most but relies on strength rather than speed.
Strength: 9 – Known for his powerful hits, one of the strongest players on the team.
Vitality: 6 – Moderate stamina; he's focused on power plays rather than running the bases.
Intelligence (Baseball IQ): 7 – Knows his strengths and weaknesses; reads pitchers well.
Focus: 7 – Good concentration during at-bats but sometimes distracts himself between innings.
Not all of the characters I mentioned in the character stat breakdown have appeared in Legacy on the Mound so far, but many of them can be introduced gradually throughout the story. Some of them are designed to be secondary or recurring characters, contributing to the depth and development of the team as the narrative progresses.
Here's a quick breakdown of which characters are already in the story and who could be introduced in future chapters:
Already Included in the Story:
1. Daniel Cooper – The protagonist, of course.
2. Coach James Larkin – The mentor figure, providing guidance to Daniel.
3. Jake Turner – A key teammate and Daniel's first true friend on the team.
4. Max Carter – A solid defender and teammate, also developing a bond with Daniel.
5. Ian Hughes – The team's skilled batter, offering both challenge and camaraderie to Daniel.
6. Alex Chen – A new character introduced recently, playing a vital role in future plotlines.
7. Eli Flores – A utility player who can be introduced later in the season as the team faces injuries or player rotations.
Potential Future Characters:
1. Connor Lee – A relief pitcher who could be introduced as part of the team's bullpen, adding another layer of pitching depth.
2. Benji Diaz – An energetic outfielder who could provide both comic relief and competitive spirit. He can be added in a later game or practice.
3. Kyle Thompson – Could be introduced as a strategic second baseman or in a later chapter during a crucial game or training session.
4. Caleb "CJ" Johnson – The power hitter could be a later addition, perhaps someone who challenges Daniel or Jake for batting leadership.
Introduction of New Characters:
For the plot's progression, new players can be added as needed, either for team dynamics or as rivals. Some of these characters could appear in the next volume or during key games in the season, where the team faces tougher competition.
Future Character Arcs:
Alex Chen could become more prominent, especially as Daniel's rival or ally, building their dynamic over time.
Connor Lee and Benji Diaz can be introduced when the team needs fresh energy or specific skills in high-stakes games.
Caleb "CJ" Johnson could be added in future chapters, becoming an essential part of the team for its offensive strength.