I'll hook the wagon up, boys. Someone get the saddles.

A great baseball tale and ps for you,
JT.

Tom Seaver continued to work on
his 5th pitch. A change.

Tom also could not sit down Dave Winfield
(of SD in those days.) Seaver knew
what he wanted to do if he ever got there.

Of course Seaver, worked at it, all the
time.

Well it happened, bottom of the ninth,
Mets up by a run. Bases loaded. Winfield
at a 3-2 count. Guess what happened?

cheers
Bear

ps.
Ifyou let your boy pitched (vs throw)
to the beast early, the masher may have twirled himself into the ground, got mad,
say something on a bad call to the ump,
the local ump opens up the strike zone for
the opposing team, this causes a mess
with the parents in the stands, spills
over & creates the ruckus in the their dugout, opposing coaches begins to beg
for balls and strikes, this rides the ump, get's blown out of proportion, blue starts
tossing, and then watch it spread. You
score 7 runs in the top of the sixth to
win the game, & home with the hardware.
(And it all started because you decided
to pitch to the kid.........carefully.)

And that's why they call it.......Baseball.