Welcome to Wednesday!!
With 4 of the most competitive teams showing on Wednesday’s, we are sure
to get close games, close plays, and smart decisions!!
Minus Dice, our first order of business is getting teams
complete!! Not that we need to be
“father figure” here, but how do you get better? Repetition.
In order to repeat, you have to have a consistent team showing, this
starts with signing up. Let’s make that
happen!! Let’s get some weekly chatter
out there amongst teams, comment on these highlights, and raise the
competition!!
Dice vs. Step
Parents: Speaking of repetition, we
remember seeing Matt Graffam at the park working on his line drive shots before
the Mile High Kickball Open August 2nd…you talking bout practice?! Yessir!!
And we’ve noticed a big difference in Matts’ shots through the
gap!! It happened in this game
too…Graffam smacked a line drive shot in the top of the 3rd inning for Dice to
bring in 3-runs and make this game a 6-1 margin. We have a lot of talented athletes on our
fields, but it’s the execution of aggressive base running, strategic pitching,
unselfish kicking, and errorless fielding that create a margin of 6-1…Dice
brings this every week and kudos to them.
Both Brett Stanilka and Justin Andrew Anderson were able to confuse Step
Parents at the plate…nice werk fellas!!
It seems everything does end with Dice. Dice wins 8-1.
Hose Draggers vs.
Punani Patrol: Both teams started
this one out with makeshift rosters, but heck…better to be where we’re at on
August 27th than being at the same spot on September 3rd!! Let’s see what happens between these two
teams when rosters are full and we don’t hear, well we didn’t have this person,
this person, and this person!! One
person who has improved with time/practice/repetition is pitcher Chad Ferrier
with Hose Draggers…we were impressed with Chad painting corners…way to raise
your game Chad!! Both teams started out
scoring in this one, but Punani was the team able to calm down after the
1st. Punani went on lockdown defense for
the rest of the game and stymied the offensive presence of Hose Draggers by
having more errorless innings!! In the
end, it’s all about base runners, NOT the huge blast to deep center that ended
up getting caught for an out, and that is what Punani focused on scoring 4 out
of 6 innings…great execution Punani!! Punani Patrol wins 6-2.
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