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I cannot find it in the 2010 ASA rulebook, but I thought the national association had planned to change this year to start all hitters with a one-ball, one-strike count. Does anyone remember seeing that from the 2009 rules, or am I misremembering? It is also possible that I am confusing that with the yellow balls, which . . . → Read More: I could be mistaken For once, all the factors aligned in our favor. Eleven of our guys showed up and the rain held off until we were done. I’ve got everyone’s requested jersey number, so my goal during the week is to get the shirts ordered. Next Sunday is Easter, so we will do something on Saturday for any players who can . . . → Read More: Good practice, everyone I attended a meeting last night concerning the future of McEuen Field (also Front Avenue and the boat launches there). About 50 people, including councilmembers, the mayor, Recreation Director Steve Anthony and Parks Director Doug Eastwood were there to contribute. Continue reading The future of McEuen Field I know it has been a year. Enough stuff has happened that it has to be a year. A lot of days it still seems like yesterday. We still miss you, Pa. . . . → Read More: Hard to believe ASA has many more divisions than in the past, which means the national tournaments are smaller than they used to be. In 1998, the men’s D western nationals had 84 teams. Last year, the men’s D western nationals had 17 teams, while the men’s E western nationals had 36.* Still, Boise (or Seattle) is about as close . . . → Read More: Can’t get much closer … Beck rips line drives all over the field. … Beasley runs without pulling any muscles. … Bobo pitches to four batters and doesn’t walk any of ‘em. … Black shows off his new piece of cyborg equipment. … Hamburglar looks smooth in holding down left field. … Art shows up late. Wait, actually, that’s a sign that it’s Art. And finally, . . . → Read More: You know it’s spring when… Based upon the turnout for the first semi-official practice of 2010, Beck is going to be leading off and playing the outfield. Not just 0ne spot. The whole outfield. Yeah, I know. It was short notice, so everybody is forgiven. We’ll try to do better next week. As a bonus, here’s an interesting video. Rich Eisen, formerly of . . . → Read More: Now leading off According to scientists, the Chile earthquake was strong enough to shorten our day by more than a millisecond. Oh, and it also shifted our axis by 3 inches. Based on that, I think House should not be allowed to run the . . . → Read More: Chile earthquake may have shortened days |
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