Having (taught and) played, "catch", (with my 3 kids), is the closest I'll ever get to an actual Zen-like experience.
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Thanks!Dang, you’re a good writer.
That’s where i learned about neatsfoot oil. Still use it on all my leather boots and shoes....Rub a little oil in the pocket, stick a ball in it, and tie a belt or rope around it and leave it overnight...
Dang. I love baseball.
Unsprung in the Spring?‘Very Spring Training’ would be a Great name for a (Dad??) Band!![]()
That's a very nice glove. My only stint as a baseball player saw me breaking in one of those beauties, for a flatmate. I ended up wearing it for his team, making up the numbers a few times. Started out catching for him, in training, after work. No mask, no pads, nothing, in the street outside the house we were renting. He'd often be working on some of his curlier pitches — he was a first string pitcher — and I'd be returning fire but, at that point, he had an old catcher's mitt for me. Did the job.Thanks for the responses everyone.
After a bit of searching, I stumbled across a slightly broken-in Wilson A2K. It's an 11 3/4 length and fits, literally, "like a glove." Played some catch with another co-worker over lunch. Spring is upon us, folks.
Thanks for the responses everyone.
After a bit of searching, I stumbled across a slightly broken-in Wilson A2K. It's an 11 3/4 length and fits, literally, "like a glove." Played some catch with another co-worker over lunch. Spring is upon us, folks.
And for a great Bat Maker check out and click>The Bulldog Bat CompanyJust read this yesterday maybe you'll find it of interest also.
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