To see recent batting practice of Rob, Brett, Caleb, Dad, etc. http://youtu.be/FfWyjhQ2Gdw

Caboose Wilson yesterday said he found his scorebooks from 2006 and 2007. That could be good for Deaner, Don, Chicken Leg, Brett and others.

Being that now it is 2012, I am not sure if the requirement for the Hall of Fame is still going to be 100 Games or not. Logic would dictate that each year the requirement should ratchet up a knotch.

AHEM!

Krusers,

I added you to the distribution list. When someone posts something on the Guestbook for the website, you will get a copy. This will improve "inter-team-mate-communication-indexes."

COACH

Ben W. Nelson,

 

I have carefully reviewed and deliberated upon your most just and austicious request.

 

In foremost equity I hereby straightwith (acting on behalf of the entire council) espouse to approve an immediate (and retroactive) HOF nomination and instantaneous approval of the afore mentioned.

 

This is now evidenced on the AWARDS page of this noble website.

 

Coach, Preacher and Commissioner.

 

 

I would like to nominate both myself and David to the krusers hof since we both have over 100 games. All in favor say I!

i say for any decision, we should base our choice on stats.
the best hitter is the guy with the best stats.
the best pitcher is the guy with the best stats.

Gizel hasn't had a chance to pitch and when he has, it's been very windy. I think people look the other way when Gizel pitches which is very shady and in fact take him for granted. I think he should get a chance to pitch tomorrow (10-13-11) or some other time soon. We also have play pretty shitty defensively when he pitches. If nobody wants him on the team then the coach should say something. I think Brett is out number 1 followed by Paul, Caleb and Len. People have their bad days though. Give the big guy a chance.

If you look at career pitching stats, Brett is probably our #1 (era 16 and 5 wins) with Caleb #2 (era 15.94 with 0.33 WIP).
Leonard is #3 and David #4. Gizel's era is high (32.9) and his walks per inning ratio is also the worst. I'm sure he can do better, but when given the chance he has come up a little bit short.
I wish I got a chance! Maybe everyone should picth!?!?!
Actually, I would love to see Brett pitching, but he scoups it the best at 1st base and Caleb pitches about as well as Brett.
As long as our whole team can show up, I like the lineup we have at the positions we play (although I'd like to be in the infield rather than OF or jumping around each game).

I'm quite happy at first base. I don't think I would do any better than the job Leonard and Caleb have been doing.