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Baseball Primer Newsblog — The Best News Links from the Baseball Newsstand Monday, November 09, 2009Baseball Picture of the Day: Afghan Little League102 days until Pitchers and Catchers.
This picture has a creative commons license. Gamingboy
Posted: November 09, 2009 at 08:53 AM | 21 comment(s)
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Seriously, this is a beautiful picture, gamingboy. Do they have enough gear? Is there something I can do to help?
Gen. Hammond: Yeah, yeah, we put up a few bets, five thousand maybe, and have a little fun. Special services in Tokyo says it's one of the best gimmicks we've got to keep the American way of life going here in Asia.
Colonel Blake: Betting?
Gen. Hammond: No, football.
Afghanistan is short on rubber and long on burlap sacks and dirt.
My impression is that Afghanistan has more evil empires than you can shake a stick at.
More like the Bronkey Bashers.
This is a old pic, from 2002. I have no idea what has happened since, but I seem to remember a few months back that there was some sort of drive in a big Military Town of trying to get sports equipment over there (since things have taken a turn for the worst since 2002). Might be worth a look in Google's news archives. Oh, and you can see a larger version of the image by hitting the top link.
Tomorrow will likely also have a bit of a Military theme, leading up to Veterans Day.
Yep, another one tomorrow, and I've already picked out Wednesday's as well.
See car #204 for Matty Alou.
Sorry for the bad paste. #204 is Alou.
The Blue Jays also cannot make the playoffs in Afghanistan.
My brother is an officer in the Army and in late 2007 he was stationed in Iraq and mentioned in an email to me that he really wished they had some equipment to play a game of baseball. So I went on Craigslist and made a post asking if anyone had any old equipment they'd like to donate to soldiers in Iraq. I only got one response, from Dane Sardinha (I should mention I live in Kailua, HI). He donated a bag full of game used bats (maybe 10 or so, with his and his brothers' names and team names printed on them) a couple boxes of new balls, a full set of brand new Cincinnati Red catcher's gear used only once (in a major league game) another set of old catcher's gear, 3 bases, half a dozen gloves, plus a bunch of softball bats and balls and a bunch of signed baseball cards and stuff. It was amazing. I sent it all to my brother and he and his troops were tremendously grateful.
Wow. That story made my day. Thanks for sharing it.
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