Game #3 Losing to The Foul Balls

We're 0 and 3. Good job Parks and Wrecks. We are here to make the other teams feel better. Joe Winbigler lived up to his nickname "Big Winner" hitting the ball extremely well, running fast and making some great short stop plays all while once again bringing the best Oak Park cheerleaders to the bleachers. Katie Jones may have gotten a little too much action in right field for her first game with Parks and Wrecks but she kept her composure and used her strong throwing arm to get the ball back in to play. Back from the land down under, Rick Nott had an incredible night at the plate. Batting 1000, Nott hit the ball hard and far and kept a steady hand at first base. Ericka Lingk never disappoints. Her great hits and quick running kept her in the game and contributing to Parks and Wrecks best showing yet both offensively and defensively. Alex Davidkhanian wins most improved, hands down, by showing his strength at the plate. A little work at Stella's batting cages goes a long way!! Adrienne Eyer (sorry I've been spelling your name wrong) has recovered from her injury last week. As catcher, she helped keep Kelly focused and alert. And, her short people's bat, helped us shorties feel more comfortable at the plate. Jon Lulu came up short at the plate but made up for it with his tight defensive plays at first and did a great job catching those harder to retrieve balls. Kyle Hanson showed great hustle both at bat and a solid performace as catcher and was an integral part of the team spirit. Steve Black's range was amazing where ever the ball was, he seemed to be there and provided a steady confidence as third base coach. Kelly Oxer pitched another gem and proved herself a fighter by hitting the hell out of the ball and running the bases aggressively. Michael Bornhorst continued to settle into his role at third and provided the fuel to keep the team's fire alive. Dr. Genevieve sprang into action when her professional talents were needed on the sidelines but her real talent continues to develop thanks to backyard, nightime practice with Yannek. Thanks to Yannek also for keeping score! After a week off, Bill Maliff came back to life and showed his power at the plate. Come watch Bill do a little pitching during game 4! And as for me, I was able to make some plays at second and made contact with the ball but couldn't get break at the plate.