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What I learned at softball practice:
1) I need to spend some time in the batting cage.
2) When I do, I need to wear batting gloves.
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What I learned at softball practice:
1) I need to spend some time in the batting cage.
2) When I do, I need to wear batting gloves.

I have to agree with the mrs. Your bat sounded like it lost it’s pop. the Yinz Bat I used, that everyone seemed to love, felt a little dead too. I may have to go buy a bat.
Comment by spoon May 11, 2008 @ 11:34 amOUCH!!!
Comment by the sister May 11, 2008 @ 11:41 amIs this covered under workers compensation?
Comment by Woy May 11, 2008 @ 3:18 pmAt least you can show people your injury. I have to hobble around like 85 years old.
Comment by TheJim May 11, 2008 @ 5:31 pmSpoon: I’ll probably get a new bat as well, although it could be that the batter was as dead as the bat…
E: Yeah.
Woy: Only if I can’t type. And here I am typing. Damn.
TheJim: The Wife and I are both gimpy today; you’re not alone.
Comment by Uncle Crappy May 11, 2008 @ 6:19 pm~*wince*~ That looks like it hurts… and I agree with Jim–at least you have something to show for it! I just get this contorted look of agony on my face when I try and move…
Spoon: Don’t jinx the Yinz Bat, man… I think it was because you are just used to crushing wooden bats to bits when you swing… lol
Jim: I feel your pain.
Comment by Dawn May 12, 2008 @ 12:02 amyou’re just badass
end of story
Comment by HPizzle May 12, 2008 @ 8:41 pm[...] Mrs. Crappy and I didn’t participate in Spring Training, which consisted of one practice two weeks ago. I have, however, already been to the batting cages once, and came away in better shape than I did after my first BP last spring. [...]
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