I went five innings and was hoping to start the sixth, but we had two on when I was due to bat. It's one of the more peculiar things that happens in a game. Duplicity in plain sight. I was in the dugout with a helmet near the bat rack. That was to force the … Continue reading Pasttime – 67
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The first inning was a complete surprise, both for me and the opposing batters. If they prepped for a plethora of inside fastballs, they sure didn't act like it. My first pitch felt like a big meatball coming out of my hand and the lead off hitter must have felt the same way. His eyes … Continue reading Pasttime – 65
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Children allow their emotions to surface and explode out. Children celebrate with enthusiastic awkwardness, best released when directed exactly what one can do and/or is expected. So again, why do we cry out when those playing a kid’s game act like children? The worst thing about it is these same athletes acting up are the … Continue reading Pasttime – 64
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