However, with more teams involved, this made Bagwell a third round pick. With the generic players now available in Season 3, Jeff's draft stock took a slight hit, being taken by coach GSchlim of the Hornets with the 57th overall pick. The Astros won the Season 2 World Series. This team eventually fell into the hands of substitute coach gmchappe, who guided Bagwell to a much better season offensively. The next season, Bagwell played for his real-life team, the Astros, after being selected by coach Wilbur Wood with the 45th overall pick. He had a decent season hitting in the middle of the Melonheads lineup and was their first baseman in the field.

Jeff Bagwell was first drafted with the 6th pick of the 5th in the inaugural BBL draft by coach GreenDayEagles of the Melonheads. His stamina isn't amazing so he will occasionally tire out at first base becoming a liability in grounderball play styles. However, if a lock can be used to move him from first base, he also makes a great shortstop or catcher. He is quite tall so he is very consistent at first base, his default position. Scouting Report Backyard Baseball 2001-2003 Jeff Bagwell Batting

He is known for his use of eye-black and his batting stance which appears as if he's sitting on an invisible chair. He was a pro player represented as a kid on both Backyard Baseball 2001 and Backyard Baseball 2003.

Jeff Bagwell is a Hall of Fame first baseman who played 15 seasons in the Major Leagues, all of them with the Houston Astros.

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