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Beechwood 8 CovCath 2

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Less than Zero your name fits, before you post get the facts and if you were at the game you would of seen who the better catcher was just to help you out he was wearing RED and White. The best thing Cottingham did was to leave CovCath because there are to many people like you.

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Less than Zero your name fits, before you post get the facts and if you were at the game you would of seen who the better catcher was just to help you out he was wearing RED and White. The best thing Cottingham did was to leave CovCath because there are to many people like you.

 

I agree Marley. Cottingham knows the truth and he made the best decision he could of.

Where oh where is the old guy? I saw him at the game with his scorebook. Well, the people who advertise with him are upset. They're not getting their money's worth! So I've decided to appease them and give my (and I'm sure the old guys) PLAYS OF THE GAME.

 

Here they are:

 

PeeWee's Place Star of the game has to go to ex-CCH Dylan Cottingham with his 2-run bomb and 2 RBI single and his tremendous defensive efforts behind the plate, Gruber Grill Defensive Star would have to go to center fielder Brad Leeke. With man on 1st and 2nd and two outs, Leeke fielded a base hit by Arnzen up the middle and threw a laser to the plate to nail a CCH player to end the inning, and BAWAC Inc. Offensive Stars would have to go to both Austin Bergfeld with his 3 run bomb followed by Cotts and his 2 run bomb in the bottom of the fourth to hammer the nail in the coffin.

 

OG, could you let me know if you agree?:D

I agree Marley. Cottingham knows the truth and he made the best decision he could of.

 

First off junior, I have my facts dead on. Second, learn how to write sentences. Lastly, at no time in my post did I say Lankheit was the better catcher. FACTS that I brought up were that Cottingham did indeed catch as a sophomore for CCH jv so one would assume he was going to catch varsity his next year and that he quit during postseason. Sorry if you took it personal. That's your problem.

First off junior, I have my facts dead on. Second, learn how to write sentences. Lastly, at no time in my post did I say Lankheit was the better catcher. FACTS that I brought up were that Cottingham did indeed catch as a sophomore for CCH jv so one would assume he was going to catch varsity his next year and that he quit during postseason. Sorry if you took it personal. That's your problem.

 

The freshman was put in the game in front of him even though Cotts caught on the JV all year. You need to recheck your facts. He just didn't have the right DNA makeup! I'm actually happy because now we have the best catcher in NKY.:p

First off junior, I have my facts dead on. Second, learn how to write sentences. Lastly, at no time in my post did I say Lankheit was the better catcher. FACTS that I brought up were that Cottingham did indeed catch as a sophomore for CCH jv so one would assume he was going to catch varsity his next year and that he quit during postseason. Sorry if you took it personal. That's your problem.

 

The only facts that matter are the facts as perceived by Cottingham. It doesn't matter what anyone else thought the facts were then or now.

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