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I am just curious who all plays Softball. I have been playing ith my company now for 3 years. Never even played Baseball in HS and have come a long way. I play 1st and DH. Since it is a coed leagu it is better to have the good women playing on the bases then the guys so I get screwed on that end. But have been doing really good hitting. I have batted in all but one game this season and I have only struck out once and pop flied out once. Every other time I make it to base. Our Team as a whole has greatly improved this year. Last year we made it to the final Championship game and this year we are playing even better. Hopefully we will take the championship. So not to be an a$$ about talking about my self. How many others play Softball and what posittion do you play. Oh and we are in the Unlimited arc.

 

Later,

Brandon

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LOL at greyghost. I saw that as I was done posting this thread.

Cool. Mark. Good thing mine isn't a church leauge or we would be going to He!! cause of what we say while in the game. HAHA

Wish mine was a beer leauge but it is County run so no beer

 

Later,

Brandon

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LOL at greyghost. I saw that as I was done posting this thread.

Cool. Mark. Good thing mine isn't a church leauge or we would be going to He!! cause of what we say while in the game. HAHA

Wish mine was a beer leauge but it is County run so no beer

 

Later,

Brandon

Yeah, being 6'1" and 280+ lbs, nobody got too far back in the box.

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I played last summer on a coed team. This yr they team dissolved because of injuries and other teams recruiting players from our team.

 

Now i play with school for fun on tuesdays. Last time we played we only had 8 people 4 on 4 (thats tough)

 

Hopefully this fall we will have a team

 

I play 2nd and center field mostly but can play anywhere.

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My buddy and I really wanted to play this summer, but we didn't know anybody who was setting up a team or anyone else who plays. So we couldn't get on a team, and didn't get to play. Maybe next year...

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:lol: I set up a team for our company. Usually we get a Co-ed team together but this year I couldn't find enough girls that were interested so I switched to a mens league right now we are 0-8 but we are having fun doing it. In fact last week I hit my first out of the park home run. :seeya: I play right center or center if there isn't enough players to make a full team. Hopefully I'll be able to get a full men's team going for the fall leagues. :cheers:

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I used to play baseball a long time ago. I played 2nd base. Now I moved to a sport where I am the projectile and not the ball.

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