boys,

as far as that wheelchair park is concerned, it looks like the actual league plays on tuesday nights. the rest of the nights it tends to be open. with regards to lighting, it has a few lights in it's vincinity but its hard to tell how well lit it is since i usually drive by around 6pm - anyways, if a game was to be set up for later in the evening, i'm willing to bet that it would be available...

lastly, can i play?

andyk - great contact hitter

Bob Weston wrote:I choose the electricals team.

bob

DAMN! threaten a guy with photoshop and you will never know what will happen...

if bill and jessica would stop lighting houses on fire we could get a team together to play you guys!!

lemos

ok like i don't know you people at all, but i live in chicago and if you still need warm bodies, i'd love to play.

badhat wrote:ok like i don't know you people at all, but i live in chicago and if you still need warm bodies, i'd love to play.

Thanks for the offer, but I've already got a girlfriend.

I would like to coach Team-Not-Electrical. As the Electrons coach I have done such a job as efficiently and half-assed equal to that of most Chicago teams' coaches and I feel that I may be the man for the job.

Additionally, I seek revenge for the ribs I had to buy last time for a bunch of yucks that I didn't even know, and still don't really like (namely John Novotny).

There is a gymnasium that we may be able to use. I don't know how we overlooked it, but Amudson H. S. gym is supervised by one of our very own Electrons, Karlos Sanchez. We ought look into it for a winter league.

I could give a shit if we run bases or not.

can i play on your team?

badhat wrote:can i play on your team?

Thanks, I already have a girlfriend.

you guys are killin' me

russ wrote:What's the layout for the teams so far?

Here's who's on our side:

Me
John
Greg
Chad
Steve
Bob
Who else?

Who's on your side?:

Jeremy
Brad W.
Bill Skibbe
Tim M.
Who else?

russ

Please add Brian Orchard, Lindsey Geannopulos and Ryan Rezvani to the UnElectricals.

I'll stay on topic with strike zones and baserunning. If we insist on having no strike zones while introducing the element of baserunning, perhaps we might find other ways to "spice up" our little game as well. I submit that we remove the bat as the instrument of offense, and instead provide to each batsman a unicycle and a bowl of pancake batter -- we'll see how the game plays out from there, and we can simply make up rule changes as the game goes along. I also propose adding the swim relay, pole vault and log roll to the game. Let us not fail to include the swimmers, track and field athletes and woodsmen who might not otherwise fully enjoy our game.