tigereye58

I bought one. If you live close enough to the water or have a camp it’s worth it. If you’re an hour away it’s not. You’ll use it if you choose to use it. But it’s discretionary spending. If you can afford it go have fun with it. I’d encourage you to buy 2 though because it’s more fun with a group. If you have friends that already have one or have a boat then that works too. I do think people buy them and never use them. I live 10 minutes from the river so we take it out 1-2 times a month during the summer months.

That was everything that was good about baseball. The sh”t talkers had to back it up. Now days they’ll suspend you so you graze them in the knee.

Warm it for 35 seconds in the microwave and it’s incredible. But of course 1 honey bun in a package is considered 2 servings. How many of you eat half of a honey bun?

So one serving is 295 calories.

There’s a balance to it. Rec league should always have a place as a low cost alternative. I think it was $50 when my kids played.

But the high level ball has a place too. Most kids that everyone says play travel ball don’t really travel more than a town or 2 over. Certainly some do but there’s options for plenty of ball with no hotels at all.

But these kids playing in college….Juco all the way to SEC level played a ton of true travel ball. It’s insane what it takes for a kid to get a college offer at a high level juco or higher. The real money is spent on summer ball for high school kids.

That’s the real issue. We scheduled soft and didn’t use the schedule to learn about any one. First time they got in a tight spot against a quality opponent we flopped.

Real coaching begins now. It’s still early but to start SEC play and not really be settled on much of anything is a little unsettling. Only sure thing is the Friday night guy, 1B and LF/ lead off. The rest is take it or leave it any given day.

They’ve got some new leaves sprouting so I wasn’t sure.

I didn’t get around to it yet but planned to this weekend.

The proposal I heard was 80% goes towards debt and the other 20% goes back to taxpayers.

I would have died trying. There’s no way I leave them behind. Even if they die we all die. This is tragic in so many ways.

Imagine if every neighbor stayed and stood outside with their own water hose and just sprayed each ember that hit their yard. Sounds like that's all he did. Im sure for some it was inevitable especially if the neighbors house went up.

FBI said today they had surveillance video of him leaving them. I have yet to see the video but ABC showed still images of him out allegedly leaving them although I’m not sure any of them actually showed the drop.