The Official Banter Away Thread
I'll drag @Muchmore with me. It's also been far too long since I've played Old Works.
so much. I still use them in some settings and it's so nice.
You might want to go make sure the dog house in the back yard is properly insulated. And has a comfortable sleeping pad.
So many political adds it’s maddening. Did I miss where they can now spam your phone?
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That gives me anxiety just thinking about it................
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No blizzard?!
Going to get in to the 50s down this way tomorrow, then 40s on Wednesday... Keep that stuff up your way!
You must have and the kicker, they're exempt from the Do Not Call list.So many political adds it’s maddening. Did I miss where they can now spam your phone?
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Had to drive 90 minutes to catch the boy's first game last night. Made it right in time for the first pitch. It was a bone chilling 38 degrees with 15mph winds. Illinois ugh.
Anyway, they bat and then his team takes the field. I then realize he's on the mound. Let me say that he has unlimited potential as a pitcher, but control during games has always been a struggle for him. I think he just mindf***s himself and starts chasing it. He actually quit pitching last year and then the HS coaches told him that he in fact had not quit pitching
We had a long talk the other night about staying in the moment and believing in himself. Still, really did not expect to see him on the mound. He ended up going 3 innings against a very good team and giving up 0 ER (3 unearned due to some errors). Walked and K'd a couple. I could see him out there adjusting when things were tough. Proud dad moment.
Anyway, they bat and then his team takes the field. I then realize he's on the mound. Let me say that he has unlimited potential as a pitcher, but control during games has always been a struggle for him. I think he just mindf***s himself and starts chasing it. He actually quit pitching last year and then the HS coaches told him that he in fact had not quit pitching
We had a long talk the other night about staying in the moment and believing in himself. Still, really did not expect to see him on the mound. He ended up going 3 innings against a very good team and giving up 0 ER (3 unearned due to some errors). Walked and K'd a couple. I could see him out there adjusting when things were tough. Proud dad moment.
My son pitched in HS as well. This brought back those butterflies in my stomach feeling that I always had back then. Man, I miss those times!Had to drive 90 minutes to catch the boy's first game last night. Made it right in time for the first pitch. It was a bone chilling 38 degrees with 15mph winds. Illinois ugh.
Anyway, they bat and then his team takes the field. I then realize he's on the mound. Let me say that he has unlimited potential as a pitcher, but control during games has always been a struggle for him. I think he just mindf***s himself and starts chasing it. He actually quit pitching last year and then the HS coaches told him that he in fact had not quit pitching
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Man, it's mentally and emotionally exhausting isn't it? I used to walk to the farthest place on the field to watch in private.
Absolutely!
He's absolutely your twin!Had to drive 90 minutes to catch the boy's first game last night. Made it right in time for the first pitch. It was a bone chilling 38 degrees with 15mph winds. Illinois ugh.
Anyway, they bat and then his team takes the field. I then realize he's on the mound. Let me say that he has unlimited potential as a pitcher, but control during games has always been a struggle for him. I think he just mindf***s himself and starts chasing it. He actually quit pitching last year and then the HS coaches told him that he in fact had not quit pitching
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That's awesome! Good luck to him and the team this year. I remember those super chilly early season games and brrrr.Had to drive 90 minutes to catch the boy's first game last night. Made it right in time for the first pitch. It was a bone chilling 38 degrees with 15mph winds. Illinois ugh.
Anyway, they bat and then his team takes the field. I then realize he's on the mound. Let me say that he has unlimited potential as a pitcher, but control during games has always been a struggle for him. I think he just mindf***s himself and starts chasing it. He actually quit pitching last year and then the HS coaches told him that he in fact had not quit pitching
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