Come on OldGuy, everyone likes to bash Cov Cath once in a while, or every single post in some cases, right? :lol:

 

I am more than use to the bashing of CovCath on BGP's but to only post about the CovCath SS and 2nd basemen, seems a little strange.

I am more than use to the bashing of CovCath on BGP's but to only post about the CovCath SS and 2nd basemen, seems a little strange.

 

Indeed

No need to get defensive. Just stating the facts from what I have heard and the middle infield seems to be the focus this year. I'm a fan as well but don't seem to know as much as you. If any of my information is innaccurate please feel free to correct it at once.

No need to get defensive. Just stating the facts from what I have heard and the middle infield seems to be the focus this year. I'm a fan as well but don't seem to know as much as you. If any of my information is inaccurate please feel free to correct it at once.

 

 

Defensive? No just curious, as to why a person would only posts about two kids who play baseball at CovCath in over three months of posting. Just seems strange, and to know the stats of one of the kids fielding percentage, that I am sure is just not common knowledge to a casual fan, seems to make me believe it is just more than what meets the eye! Care to explain?

 

BTW I did see where you finally posted something other than a comment about the two CovCath players, congrats.

About this scoreboard issue... I believe Title nine plays a huge role in this issue about spending money when and where PUBLIC schools want... Cov Cath is a private school with private funding in which they can put toward athletics... Conner unfortunately doesn't have this luxury!

 

If you watch the game, you should be able to know what the score is.

If you watch the game, you should be able to know what the score is.

 

If you keep a score book like I do, then you know what the score is, and the count, and who is/has done what in the game, but not everybody comes to just watch the games. You would be surprised how many just come to see Johnny, or Billy play, and talk while the others are batting.