Our 3rd Annual Prostate Cancer Awareness Road Trip across Minor League baseball stopped in Yogi Berra Stadium in Little Falls, New Jersey last night, home of the independent New Jersey Jackals. I worked our table which was ideally situated in front of the stadium's main entrance.
To my surprise, I was asked to throw out the first pitch and received a wonderful introduction on the public address system, repeated verbatim as I wrote it (just joking). I decided to go to the rubber and throw from there (once a pitcher, always a pitcher). before walking out there, I apoliogized to Quinn Stewart--#23 in your program--for him losing the bet. I also asked if his insurance was all paid up in case I hurt him from the velocity of my throw. Glad to report I haven't lost anything off my fastball. Still throwing 98mph, 49 in and 49 back.
Also thanks to catcher Matt Lauderdale, who convinced his manager to let the Jackals wear our baby blue wristbands.
To my surprise, I was asked to throw out the first pitch and received a wonderful introduction on the public address system, repeated verbatim as I wrote it (just joking). I decided to go to the rubber and throw from there (once a pitcher, always a pitcher). before walking out there, I apoliogized to Quinn Stewart--#23 in your program--for him losing the bet. I also asked if his insurance was all paid up in case I hurt him from the velocity of my throw. Glad to report I haven't lost anything off my fastball. Still throwing 98mph, 49 in and 49 back.
Also thanks to catcher Matt Lauderdale, who convinced his manager to let the Jackals wear our baby blue wristbands.
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