Eric "Dynamite" Frias started out as a bat boy in 1993, when he was known as Eric "Dimples" Frias (picture below). Eric was always hoping he would get a chance to play baseball with his father and two older brothers. In 1995 he finally got a chance to play, with the Junior Muffins, where he played that one year at behind (a modern day catcher). After 1995, the Junior Muffins were no more and once again Eric had to wait. Till 1999, when the Capitals were formed and Eric got to play the outfield. That following year, he got to play with the Muffins.
Eric is known for his very strong arm and ability to make the hard plays look easy. So people say that "he makes the easy plays look hard and the hard plays look easy." Eric has a control problem at times and that is where his two older brothers come in. They calm him down and let him know that it is just a game.
Now playing with his father and two older brothers, Eric knows that he has some really big foot step to follow. Eric is up for the challenge, he just hopes that he will not fail along the way.
