Softball Season

By RyanbabZ71
June 2, 2002 in The Off-Topic Bar

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RyanbabZ71

Posted June 2, 2002

Well it started today. I havent played any organized baseball/sport in a few yrs. Started out rough (after 1 inning we were losing 8-0)

Went 2 for 3 (single, homerun on 1 error, sacrifice)

3 RBIS

We ended up losing 11-10.

My gf went 3 for 3 with a double (tried for a triple and was thrown out that would have made me have 4 rbis) and 2 singles

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