1--a curve ball breaks, a changeup is an off-speed fastball
2--full count is 2 strikes and 3 balls...stress!!
3--90 feet between First and Home
4--a glove has fingers...and a mitt doesn't. Just like winter clothes! (the mormon minor girls better have gotten that right!)
5--DH: Designated Hitter...which means the guy who hits for a designated fielder
6--American league uses a DH. In the National league, the pitchers hit.
7--Randy Johnson...holy awesome pitcher, used to play for the Mariners, and the DBax, then the Yankees....now I have no idea who he p;ays for...
8--Barry Bonds...
9--Seventh inning stretch!!
10--the rubber
11--7...there are only 2 mitts: a catchers mitt, and a first baseman's mitt, all the rest are gloves
12--This is a freebie---Home, the Plate and the Dish...if you got 2/3 right, you win
13--Back in T-ball days...it was the position immediately behind 2nd base...random
14--Batting Practice
15--based on batting average, the 3rd person in the lineup is the best hitter...the 4th is the power hitter...woo-doggy!
How Good are you?
Big Leaguer: 12-15 correct
Minor Leaguer: 9-11 correct
Little Leaguer: 4-8 correct
0-3 correct, you better pick a different hobby, sorry.
The Team:
Jeff and I have been married for 8 years. We live in HB, CA where Jeff is the socal scout for the Arizona Diamondbacks (get 'em Dbax!). He loves his job and I'm lucky enough to stay at home to be mommy to a few really cute little kids. This is our team and how we play the game.
Friday Night Lights
Max: Age: 6, Ht:47 inches (75th%), Wt: 47 (56th%), Bats: right, Throws: right, Position: Catcher, Favorite Big Leaguer: Miggy (Miguel Montero AZDbax)
Most Valuable Player
Ivy: Age: 3, Ht: 38 inches, Wt: 35 lbs, 'bats' her eyelashes, 'throws like a girl, Position: Rover, Favorite Ball Player: Max Mousser
Rookie of the Year
Scarlet, Age: 4 months, Ht 25 inches, Wt 14 lbs 10 oz, Position: Bench-warmer, Bats {her arms}, throws {up on my shirtr}, favorite ball player: Max Mousser!
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1 comment:
I guess I am a "little leaguer" and surprised at even that. But I have a little beef about #11...isn't there a top of the inning and bottom of the inning. Which means that two teams have been on the field in an inning which is twice as many gloves...7 from one team and 7 from the other making that 14 different gloves. I gave myself a point for that one. HAHAHA!!!
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