There has been a great deal of excitement around team headquarters with the first change to our game-day uniforms in three years.  For 2012, our home and away uniforms will be paired with a new hat: A Montreal Expos inspired throwback look. 

Prices will remain low with only a marginal increase in costs expected to offset the new hats ($5-$10).  Deposits for players are due by March 18th.  For more details on getting registered for 2012, visit the Registration page.

The Calendar has been updated to reflect our off-season workouts, and events.  It also shows the schedule for our 2012 Winter League.  The Winter League Team will feature Matt Dugovich, Jeff Trojan, Brian Strom, Greg Wittmer, Joe Graff, and Tim Maul.  These boys will be sure to knock the ball around the cages of the All-American Center in Penn-Trafford.

The Bulldogs will continue their tradition of Sunday morning winter workouts and mid-week BP and bullpen sessions.  The Sunday mornings will likely be held at Avonworth High School, and Mid-week BP at Greentree Sportsplex.

On a personnel front, Christian Necheff and Tricky Dick Larson are moving on to the Tobacco Fields of North Carolina, and the Snow-Capped Mountains of Colorado respectively.  In their place, the Bulldogs are actively recruiting some pitching help while looking to maximize their internal options.

Yeah, we got our own superhero

The Lawdog, or Justin "IronMan" Stark will be leaned upon to drop fewer deuces pre-game, and maximize his talents in-game.  Jeff Rowand and John Watson will see their roles increase as well, as they attempt to become top starters in the NABA.  Marc "the Merc" Morris looks to have found a permanent home in the NABA and will attend to bolster the Bulldogs pitching staff after dismantling the Fall League with his arsenal of power fastballs, bank fraud, and perpetual mass texting.

For the 28+ team, the return of two legends will spark the roster in 2012.  Dan Morgan, and Bill Boyd look to return to their old ways of dominating the diamond.  No word on if they are bringing back Crazy Legs Kramer, The Gunslinger Bill Jacobs, or have coaxed the venerable Rick Beyer from their retirements.  Only time can tell.

The 2011 Bulldogs Golf Outing has been scheduled.  We would like to get 72 people RSVP'd by 9/23 so we can have a shotgun start.  If possible, try to organize a four-some by Friday, September 23rd.  Brian Strom is handling the reservations once again with an assist from Joe Graff and Jeff Trojan.  Invite your co-workers, recruit your buddies, and get the word out.  We expect to have a few groups of ladies again this year as well.

Strom proudly displays his balls.

WHEN: Saturday, October 8th (starts around noon)

WHERE: Lakevue North Golf Course
591 Pittsburgh Road
Butler, PA 16002-7659

GOLF: 18 Hole Scramble-style golf outing
4-Person groups

COST: $65/player or $260/group
-includes greens fees, beer, prizes, hotdogs at the turn and a buffet-style dinner after the round
PRIZES: Longest Drive; Closest to the Pin; Best Foursome; and more!

RESERVATIONS: To make reservations please contact Brian Strom at (412) 576-8877  or strom_80@hotmail.com.   PLEASE BRING CASH THE DAY OF THE EVENT. YOU STILL MUST REGISTER YOUR 4-SOME VIA FACEBOOK OR WITH STROM.  Please try to RSVP by 9/23

- Please try to arrange your own foursome. If you need additional golfers to complete a foursome please let me know ASAP.

- This outing is open to anyone but space is limited.

OTHER DETAILS:
- Lakevue North will provide one 1/4 barrel of beer for the outing. Each cart is welcome to carry one six-pack of beer that may be brought in or purchased from the course.
- Check-In will be around 11:15am at Lakevue North under the pavilion. Tee times will be staggered in ten-minute start times from 12:00pm till approx. 1:00pm. Accommodations can be made if a certain start time is desired. *Note: we have over 18 foursomes, we will have a shotgun start around 10am*
- Additional ideas and donations for door-prizes are needed. Please contact Brian Strom if you can help out with anything.
- All checks mailed in advance will be deposited into the League Account on Friday, September 30th during normal banking hours.
- Lakevue North Golf Course has been very generous in allowing us to hold the event at this location. Please respect the course and everyone in attendance during this event.

The time has come for the 2011 Bulldogs Bash. After a year's hiatus, we are ready to resume the softball playing, fire-jumping, stunt-building, cornhole tossing, puke and rally family party that we are known for.

The Details:

What: The Bulldogs Bash
Who: All Friends, and Family of the Bulldogs
Where: Lilac Grove, North Park (At the end of softball loop behind Pie Traynor Field)
When: 9/3 Noon - Dusk (Softball around 4, Grilling after with homerun derby, jumping over fire pits, slip n slide races, kicking plastic ducks, wiener grabbing, corn-holing and puking in between)
Why: To celebrate the end of the 2011 season with friends and family.
How: Show up any time and bring a food item to share with the crowd. Contact Joe, or go online with what you are able to bring, and when you are coming. The Bulldogs have provided keg beer, and the shelter permits. We are in need of the following items:

Food Items (if someone has a grill or coolers we can use, contact Joe)
Covered Dish / Dessert / Snacks
Pop / Water / Beverages (Bring your own alternative to keg beer)
Plastic Plates / Cups / Silverware
Grillables (Hot dogs, brats, burgers, Kobe steak, etc.)

Other:
Slip in Slides
Cornhole boards
Softball/baseball equipment
Frisbee

Please bring a dish, snack, pop, water, or something else fun, like a frisbee or a super soaker.

As in the previous years, we will probably play some softball, homerun derby, jump over fire pits, slip n slide races, kick plastic ducks, grab wieners, and drink until Matt Ferris passes out.

All girlfriends, wives, and other Bulldogs fans are invited.  See Joe G or Wino for more details.

Look up the Pittsburgh Bulldogs on Facebook as well!

Stay tuned for a future post about the Bulldogs golf outing.

Ps. 28 and over lost 2 tough playoff games to Pittsburgh 7-2 and 8-7.

Although going 0-6 in the previous weeks, the Bulldogs still hung tough with the top teams in the league, losing several one run games.  They finally turned things around in the final week, knocking off the Steel City Prowlers by scores of 14-0 and 7-0.

Adam Chambers went the distance in the first game, striking out 8 and only giving up 3 hits.  Vinny Gala led the offense with 2 doubles and a homerun.  Chambers, Brian Strom, and Dan Miceli all chipped in 2 hits each.

In the second game, Adam Philip also went the distance, while only giving up 5 hits.  The defense looked sharp in both games.  On the offensive side, Tim Maul had 3 hits, while Matt Dugovich, Joe Graff, and Miceli all had 2 a piece.

The way things stand now, it looks like we are the 6 seed and we may once again face Pittsburgh, but I'm not sure if all of the results have been updated.  Stay tuned for updates about the exact time and location of this weekend's playoff matchups.

Make sure to sign the petition to remove Joe from his duty as commissioner of the league.

http://southoaklandducks.net/2011/07/20/playoffs-start-sunday-july-24th/

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Vinny with an All-Star rant... GayUnit69 sounds a lot like Trojan.  Thanks to all for keeping me entertained at work.  The season isn't complete without Holloway bitching about something on the blogs.

Why the hell did this come up when I typed in "cookie crumbling" on Google?

Since our last engagement your dream team has participated in three contests, against the Cranberries, Devils, and Sharks.  So let’s dive right into the action:

On Thursday, June 30, the Bulldogs took the field to face the Cranberry Cranberries for the third and final time in the regular season.  Moore Park was the location for the battle and was in rare form as we would have been safer playing on a bed of nails or say, the Rocky Mountains.  I mean it was truly awful, never played on a worse surface.  So all of you city of Pittsburgh workers in charge of taking care of parks and recreation areas…kill yourself.

Please oblige, park workers

Anyways, Justin Stark took the mound for the ‘dogs, and like every time he does, it was an adventure.  And I don’t say that negatively towards him, but we always seem to be in a tight game when he toes the rubber.  He went 4 strong innings, k’ing 6 and allowing 2 ER.  Future proctologist Jeff Rowand made his season debut on the mound and went 2 innings and struck out 4 Cranberries.  And lastly Christian Necheff came in to close it out; shutting down the bad guys in one inning of work with 3 k’s to notch only the second save for the Bulldogs all year.  Good guys 5, Cranberries 3.  Also of note, Rowand hit the ‘dogs’ first homerun of the year, albeit an inside-the-parker and a triple.  And Justin Stark continued his gastronomical battle with his own colon and continued to lose, spraying his dirty musk all over the dugout area.

Fart 1

Fart 2

Had to put these 3 fart pics in

Next up for the Bulldogs, on Saturday, July 2, came a matchup against the expansion “A” leaguers, the Devils.  I can’t really relay much information about this game as I was only around for 3 innings before having to go boom-boom with some bridesmaids at a wedding, but it was 10-0 when I departed.  I found out later that the good guys were victorious by a 16-1 margin after 5 innings.  I assume giant Dick Larson went the distance (though nobody kept the stats in our book for the opposing Devils, dumbasses) and got the win.  Eric Fleming, who flew in his entire family tree from Minnesota earlier in the week with his signing bonus money received from the ‘dogs, apparently went bananas off the dismal pitching (I gotta hate on you Flem since I had to leave early and didn’t get to enjoy the batting practice).  Fleming finished 4-4 with a 1B, 2B, and 2 HR (albeit inside-the-parkers at Pie Traynor) and 3 rbi’s while all I got was an rbi single and a 45mph fastball off my bulging left bicep before I had to leave.

Fleming and the fam

The next episode of Bulldog’s baseball came on Sunday, July 3, against probably our newest hated rivals, the West View Sharks (DISCLAIMER: if you don’t want to hear about people who bitch, whine, complain, and play like complete bush-leaguers and douche bags, skip the following write-up).  The matchup took place at the old stomping grounds of Bulldog greats Joe Graff, Marc Morris, Dustin Hirsh, and apparently former Bulldog Brian Miller (I say apparently because I haven’t seen his wankster ass in quite some time) at North Hills High School.

Shark player or fan

Once again, just when you thought they couldn’t get any worse, the umpires set a new low for themselves, but for both sides.  But while the Bulldogs merely resented the umpires and made comments about their mothers under their breath, the Sharks’ white trash fans and bush league players constantly bitched and moaned and ran in from the outfield to protest calls and repeatedly commented that the umps were favoring the ‘dogs due to the guy who runs the league being on our team.  They also called out “I got it” like before when our players were trying to catch fly balls, etc.  Grow the fuck up.  This isn’t little league any more, keep your mouths shut and play the game and please tell your dirty ass parents and friends to stay home because most of them don’t even know how baseball is played, let alone are intelligent enough to comment on it.  Whew, that was fun.

Shark player or fan 2

Had to throw this up too

BACK TO THE ACTION…Christian Necheff toed the rubber for the ‘dogs, and while he had quite the easy go against the Sharks in our first meeting, gave up a few more hits than last time this go around.  Necheff did go the whole 7 though, striking out 10, but gave up 9 hits and 3 ER.  I can’t remember if it was the bottom of the 6^th or 7^th, but after a dropped fly ball in centerfield, John Watson redeemed himself by gunning down a runner attempting to score from 2^nd with that lightening rod of an arm he got from wrestling steers and queers in Texas.  In the end it was a nail-biter, but your favorite Bulldogs wound up prevailing 6-5.  This victory gave the ‘dogs at least a win of the regular season series, with the Sharks and Bulldogs still having to play their final game, and your good guys looking for the season sweep.  In addition, Jeff Rowand had another monster day, going 3-4 with 2 doubles and 3 rbi while Eric Fleming continued to be a stud in front of his family going 2-2 with a double and 2 walks.

Watson and his former southern neighbors about to gang rape livestock

So as I mentioned before, the Bulldogs have 1 remaining game against the salacious Sharks, but also have 3 more tough division matchups to be made up with 2 against the Slurricanes and 1 against the greasy Oilers.  The only non-division match to be played is against the ‘dogs’ former division rival, the Emsworth Warriors.  All of these games are to be made up before July 23.

And that’s it for me, I seriously can’t write anything funny as I’m too pissed off since I’m unable to go on vacation next week due to some high-profile meetings I can’t postpone…but hopefully that means $$$ plus I won’t have to miss any Bulldogs’ games, so yea! Gay.  After going on vacation every summer for 24 years, now I’ve gone two summers without one…depressing.  Oh well, I’ll have to stock up on personal lubricant, Kleenexes, and Chef Boyardee since I’ll have the crib to myself next week.  Until next time, keep it real, wrap it up, and I’m out like handicapped parking at the Special Olympics…PEACE.

Yes, this is the second personal lubricant pic ever on the blog

This and the above pic are all I need for a happy week alone

Picture of me when either I can't get porn to load or fantasy baseball is down

As bad as it was to have a full week off in between games, especially before a crucial divisional matchup against the Slurricanes, it hurts even more when THAT fuckin game gets rained out and our team has yet to touch a baseball since June 18^th.  And the ‘dogs STILL won’t get to touch a baseball till this Thursday, when they take on another divisional opponent, the Cranberry Cranberries.  The Bulldogs will travel to Moore Park for a 9pm matchup where we hope to not get malaria from the infestation of mosquitoes that inhabit that dump.  The last time the ‘dogs played the ‘berries was at Moore Park and the good guys came out victorious 17-1.  The Bulldogs also beat the boys from ‘berry earlier in the season 5-0 and Thursday night’s game will be the last one between the two squads until possibly the playoffs.

What?

In other news, the Elliot Elliots fell to the Black Sox of Brookline this past Thursday night, 5-3.  Thank you Mr. Kenny Powers and your squad for finally proving that the Elliots aren’t THAT good to be 14-0 (yes they are good, and some of the teams they have played aren’t, but 14-0!? Charles Barkley: C’mon man!).  The Black Sox are quietly putting together a very good season as they now stand 11-4-1 overall and are only 1 game and 1.5 games (in the divisional standings) behind the first and second place teams in the mighty Monongahela Division, respectively.  Meanwhile, former “A” team and highly active Crip recruiters, the Carrick Express, have fallen to a dismal 0-10 in the Mon division.

Was gonna put a crip pic here but I was afraid of getting shot

As for the anal Allegheny Division, your Bulldogs remain on top with an 11-5 record.  Only 3 of the 5 teams in the division are above .500 overall, as former “A” team the Hebrew Oilers and expansion team Cranberries are finding the going harder than expected with 3-10 and 5-11-1 records, respectively.  As far as divisional standings go, the Slurricanes are nipping on the ‘dogs heels with a 5-2 record while the Bulldogs stand at 5-1 and the West View Sharks, who have played the fewest games of anyone in the NABA this season, stand at 2-1.  The Bulldogs still have 2 to play against our tough divisional rival, the Slurricanes; 2 to play against the Sharks; and 1 a piece against the Cranberries and Oilers.

DON'T type in anal pictures on google...seriously. Don't. There's some messed up shit on there.

And the “A” league…who gives a shit.  Editor’s note: the Senators have given up 202 runs this season in 17 games.  I feel bad.

Fucked up, but guess he said it

Next subject.  The best of three championship series in the College World Series kicked off last night with the South Carolina GameCOCKS beating the Florida Gators 2-1 in 11 innings.  It honestly might have been the best baseball game I have ever watched.  Did anyone see South Carolina’s 2B make those two ridiculous plays in the bottom of the ninth, no outs, with Florida having the bases loaded!?  The dude seriously has the testes of a champion.  If you haven’t seen it, FIND IT SOMEWHERE AND WATCH.  And how shitty would it be, as Florida found out, to lose on a stolen base, throwing error by the catcher, and then throwing error by the CF?  Sounds like a 28+ Bulldogs game, minus the 2-1 part.  (Still love you guys).

Speaking of the 28+ squad, I believe their record stands at 5-9.  I don’t know how their season or playoffs work, so here’s hoping they turn it around in time to make a playoff push.  Or maybe all their years of wild hedonism has finally caught up to their old, decrepit bodies.  (Still love you guys).

28+ team

Elsewhere, the U.S. soccer team blew a 2-0 lead, which in baseball is equivalent to a 15-0 lead or in the NFL is a 64-0 lead, or in the NBA 115-0 lead, to lose to those Corona-sipping bastards Mexico, 3-2.  And that’s enough about soccer.  It sucks and that’s why I had to at least include the score references.

I’m trying to think of more gossip cause Yahoo is my home page and I always read the stupid articles on there, um…Kim Kardashian defended herself that she has never had plastic surgery, Jennifer Aniston got her first tattoo of her dead dog’s name on the instep of her foot, and Olivia Wilde was caught without makeup.

You're welcome.

In other entertainment news, Transformers: Dark of the Moon comes out tomorrow and I have been walking around nursing a semi for the past few weeks; needless to say I’m stoked to see it and you should be too.  Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 comes out July 15, and I’m ashamed to say I’m pretty excited to see that as well.  Mainly because I have so many fuckin questions about the other 500 movies (really only 7) that I just want to see the film to wrap everything up in my pretty lil’ head.  But if they pull a Matrix Revolutions ending and it has a shitty conclusion, I swear I’ll assassinate every single one of those little fuckers.  On a sadder note, I hope the kids who have acted in every one of the movies have saved all their cash and invested it wisely, because they will never be heard from again due to no directors clamoring for their outstanding acting skills.

And that’s it for me this week folks, I’ve scraped the bottom of the barrel to bring you some form of intellectual stimulation and entertainment.  Hope all is well and I’ll be back next week to hopefully deliver more exciting and perverse rhetoric that you can enjoy.  I’m out like Michael Jackson’s dick at a playground (too soon?).  Peace.

What a freak. Made some good tunes though.

If he can do it, why not everyone? But who would bang this uggo anyways

Last Saturday saw the ‘dogs take on their hated division rival, the Hebrew Oilers.  In my 1.5 seasons with the Bulldogs we were 0-4 against those champions of circumcision, including a first round loss last year in the playoffs.  Needless to say, the ‘dogs always managed to play their worst game when it came to playing the greasy Oilers.  This game however would be different as the Bulldogs sent big game hunter Christian Necheff to the mound.

DO NOT type "circumcision pictures" into Google

As I have very few brain cells left from years of hedonism, alcoholism, and too many acts of debauchery, I cannot recall exactly when all the scoring took place, but just know your hometown heroes banged out 14 hits with five ‘dogs having multiple hits.  Necheff was also solid on the mound, striking out 7 Oilers and holding them to 3 runs in five innings.  Oh yes, you read that right, the ten-run-rule came into effect when Fleming (was it him?) hit a sac fly to right allowing newbie Jeff Rowand to tag from third for the clinching run.  Bulldogs 13, Oilers 3. 

Game. Blouses.

It felt good to finally exorcise the demons that had plagued the Bulldogs when it came to playing the Oilers.  Hopefully we can keep it up as the 'dogs have one regular season contest left against those faithful fans of potato pancakes.  Interesting side note, and yes we won so it did not cost us, but still want to point it out: even if we overlooked the piss-poor strike zone judgment of the umpiring crew, an easy call was blown.  On a play at the plate where our catcher (in this case Mighty Joe Graff) moved up the line a little bit to receive a feed from the outfield and the runner from third ran into him while he was attempting to catch it, interfering with him enough to where he could not make the play.  This is an easy call by anyone who knows the NABA is a “recreational” league (and hopefully the umps would know where or for whom they are umpiring) with no contact at the plate or on the bases.  Would the umpire have called him safe if he did that running into a 2^nd baseman trying to make a play in the field? No, he would have been out…common sense.  Have some pride in your profession.

On to more happy things.  Oh wait, there isn’t because we played the undefeated Elliott Elliotts next at Herschel Field.  The Bulldogs were shorthanded, with only nine players showing up, but it’s still no excuse.  As has been said all season long, the Elliotts are a solid hitting team, but the pitching and defense are average, yet no one can seem to come out and knock them off the top spot.  The ‘dogs lost to them in the first game of the year 5-1 due to it being the first game of the year and the pitching and hitting were still rusty, and we played almost equally as poorly this time around.

Justin Stark took the bump for the Bulldogs and threw a complete game, giving up four earned runs, while looking like a true pitcher at the plate.  However, the ‘dogs could only muster three runs offensively and after a few walks and a few miscues on the defensive side of the ball, the good guys ended up taking the loss, 5-3.  Unfortunately team motivational speaker, starting shortstop, and resident model Jeff Trojan couldn’t pull his best Jordan impression as he had been battling a severe butthole virus for the past 36 hours.  However, several times through the game he would glance over at the restroom wishing it and he could be one, but he clenched as tight as BJ clenches his jaws doing bicep curls and stayed in the game without any accidents.

'Nuff said

This came up under "painful toliet pictures" on google. Had to post.

Another one for "painful toliet pictures" on google

Another side note: first I would like to apologize to the home plate umpire for drawing a line in the dirt where the strike three was called on me 8 inches inside.  I was sore, cranky, and obviously reverted to bush-league cry-baby status like ¾ of the Fed League and several teams in the NABA, and for that, I truly apologize.  And I can appreciate having a consistent strike zone, as long as it’s hittable; BUT calling pitches 6 inches to a foot inside strikes is just wrong.  There’s no way you can cover the rest of the plate when you have to be worried about getting rung up on a pitch 8 inches in (giggiddy).  And the same ump pulled the same shitty zone bullshit at Springview versus the Ducks (that’s not why we lost, either game, but it makes baseball less fun to play).  Have some pride in your profession and learn how to call a fair fucking zone, it’s been pathetic this year.  And how can you not notice a bunt off the hitter’s ankle when you’re a field umpire!?  Pay attention and…HAVE SOME FUCKIN PRIDE IN YOUR PROFESSION.  It’s not even like I’ve been rung up a lot on bad pitches (which I have), but I’m looking out for my boys, cause I want them to have a fair shake.  Holla at ya boy.

I do it for MY HOMIES

Whew, that was fun.  In other news, Bulldog butt-buddies Dustin Hirsh and Marc Morris made a trip to the dirty south and are currently visiting the ATL.  Apparently young Dustin is looking to lose his virginity in some hot interracial tranny action while Morris is looking to give his arm some rest and memorize the Victoria’s Secret catalog before he gets demoted to the Bulldog’s Triple A affiliate, the South Oakland Ovaries.

Hirsh's dream girl/guy

Well in all honesty, that's all I can do this week, I still feel like shit (no pun intended).  The Bulldogs face the Ghetto Express Saturday morning at John Herb, so this time we won't have to worry about getting gunned down in the parking lot due to a crack deal gone bad.  After that game the 'dogs are off for an entire week to get nice and rusty for a big conference game the following Saturday against the Slurricanes.  So everybody keep it real, wrap it up, and I'm out like a fat girl in a two-piece.  PEACE.

P.S. And don't forget to check out the 6/9 Bulldogs Weekly if you missed it last week (it was a much better effort and happier tone than this week)...giggiddy

Adam Chambers led the way with a solo homer in the first game and a grand slam in the 2nd, while also tossing the 5 inning shutout in the first game.  Doug "Bartolo Colon" Della-Penna also hit well, going 4-5 over the 2 game set.  The entire team hit the ball and our defense was pretty solid.

The Bulldogs have won 4 straight games, to pull back to .500 on the season with a 5-5 record.

Next Sunday's games are schedule for 10 AM at Avonworth HS vs Clancy's Pub - but the location is still up in the air.  Rumor has it that the games may be moved to the field on Ohio River Blvd.  Stay tuned for updates.

There hasn't been much written about the senior Bulldogs (there hasn't been much to write about), but I figured I would recap the first few weeks of play.

We started the season by being swept by the Elizabeth Rebels.  They are a pretty good team - I think they are actually still undefeated at 8-0.  But this is a team that we split with last season.  We also let several scoring chances slip away in the 2nd game.  We were routed in the first game 8-0, while we lost  an extra inning heart breaker in the 2nd game, 2-1.  It rained the entire game, so it was a pretty shitty way to end the day.

Next up were the Beavers.  The Beavers are a young team.  They seemed to hit the ball better this year, but their pitching was a little suspect.  Our bats remained silent for the most part and we ended up splitting with the Beavers.   This was a tough weekend, as we swept the Beavers last season, and we really should have beaten them in both games this year.  Some shaky defense, base running blunders, and untimely hitting (once again) did us in.... leaving us at 1-3 after 2 weeks, with the best team in the league coming up next.

In week 3 we faced off against "Pittsburgh".  Again, the pitching that we faced was nothing spectacular and their defense was not even that great, but they hit the shit out of the ball.  After getting 10 runned in the first game, we jumped out to a quick 3-0 lead in the 2nd game.  After a single run, and a 2 run blast, the game was tied up and Pittsburgh never looked back.  We were 10 runned once again.  Those old dudes can rake.

Which brings us to last week.  We faced off against the Steel City Prowlers, with our record sitting at 1-5.  We really needed a couple of wins to avoid getting too far out of playoff contention early in the season.  Unfortunately I missed both games and that seems to be the spark that we needed.  It looks like both games were close, but we pulled out the win in each one by one run.  I have no other details other than the fact that I was informed that I had lost my job as the starting CF and that I should not even bother coming to the game this Sunday....

Speaking of Sunday, we play the Rangers at 9AM at Avonworth High School.  Be there!

And speaking of photoshops, this picture popped up on my Facebook today and I just couldn't pass up making a quick photoshop.  I'm sure Ben will have fun with this one on the Ducks blog.

Several Bulldogs relaxing with some protein shakes after another victory.

PEACE!