Born: La Plata, MD
Resides: Bryantown, MD
Occupation: Budget Analyst for Federal Aviation Administration
Education: Bachelor�s Degree in Management Studies from UMD
Family: Wife Teresa, 8 yr old daughter Bethany, 4 yr old daughter Emily
Favorite Food: Protein Powder of course
Favorite Sport: Baseball/Softball�but I also enjoy Greco-Roman wrestling with Darrin Edelen
Hero: Myself�.oh, and Darrin Edelen
Scott Moran is a relative newcomer to the �C� league. As you can see in the above pic, Scott needed a waiver to play in the �C� league. His biceps exceeded the allowable diameter to play on Wednesday nights. After explaining to Tim Drummond, the league president, that his arms were that size because he runs on all fours, it was determined he was not a threat to the lower level players.
Scott has long played the outfield and pitched. However, given the fact that GMO has several players who run quite fast on just their feet, Scott has a found a new home at 1st base. Some will remember the winter meeting that was held at Damon�s restaurant. Scott showed up in a tee shirt designed for a toddler. Not to mention the fact that his shirt was way too small, but it was also 38 degrees outside. When asked about this, Scott said he couldn�t �find any jackets large enough to house his guns�, whatever that means. This is where Scott so affectionately took on one of his many nicknames, 4-THIGHS. Scott also recently wowed the softball community when he was able to stretch the Reebok logo on his shirt to look like a Nike swoosh. �I can�t control what my massive biceps look like on any given day. That day, they wanted to be Nike rather than Reebok�.what can I say?�
Scott really struggled last season at the plate, but finally got it going towards the end of the year. However, this year, it appears as though he is burying his longtime nemesis and rival Darrin Medelen at the plate and currently has the teams� highest batting average. This, most likely will change soon, as Scott�s conditioning has been brought into question and doubt lingers as to whether he can go at this pace for an entire season.