TLE’s LOST Baseball Lineup (2008)

Take me out to the ball game. Here is the new baseball lineup starring our favorite characters from Lost.

The Home Team

Jack beard and allJack Shepherd - This dude was a great shortstop. Beard and all. Too bad he missed that big play and now he just wants to “go back” to the Glory days.

Kate climbs batting cage

Kate - Used to climb the outfield fences and now she’s climbing batting cages. She may be as cracked up as Jack, but looking good in her new uniform.

Hurley's Cannonball

Hurley - Dude. This guy was a great catcher now he is taking a dive during rain delays.

Sayid is suave off the fieldSayid - Coolest of the cool first basemen. Working his way up to wear the pinstripes.


Locke don't know the signsLocke - Always trying to read the “signs” but never getting them quite right.

Claire and the next Aaron Boone

Claire - Working in the farm system nurturing the new young recruits.

Sawyer in uniformSawyer - Still throwing curve balls but has an uncanny resemblance to fast ball pitcher Randy Johnson.

Desmond phoning the bullpen

Desmond - Keeps popping out and popping up in strange circumstances. Takes “flashing the signs” to a new level.

Michael' hurt againMichael - Utility player. Plays only occasionally. Gets traded to the Others after numerous injuries.

The Other Team / Split Squad with the Freighties

Ben - Paranoid manager of the Others. Don’t cross him or you are off the team.

Juliet - Picture of her staring at smokey. Stares down the batters but in a pleasant sort of way.

Charlotte - Can take getting hit by the pitch. Takes a bullet and keeps on going.

Daniel - Loses track of balls and strikes… and innings… and well you know everything…

Miles - Won’t play anymore until he gets a bigger contract. Like 3.2 Million dollars for instance.

Frank - Tries to rescue his team mates from disaster, but loses his friend with the fishes.

Rosseau - Gunned down at second trying to steal.

Minkowski - Does play by play from the radio room.

Regina - A real flash in the pan. Here today, gone tomorrow. Can’t hit the sinker ball worth anything.

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