Nusalazar1976
Cuban B
I was asked to play in a RR on a Friday night. Team was just a mix of guys, so its funny how this happened. First game started late so I had time to meet my wife and her friends for a drink during happy hour. On my way home from work I get a text from the guy who was putting together the team. He asked if I could find a SS. So I looked over my contacts and called who I could until I sat down at the table where my wife and her friends were. So I was introduce to some of the ppl there who I have never met. Normally always females, but this one time a couple of guys. So one of the girls who knew me ask if or when the next time I was playing softball because one of the guys was interested in playing. So I told them I was playing in a few hrs. So this one guy goes on about how he played college ball and he was a 4 yr starter. How great he was and he played SS. Well needless to say, I said we needed a SS. The guy said he wanted to play but no gear. I told him not to worry about it, I live 5 min away and I can loan him stuff to wear and had a glove he can use. He was in and I let the person who was running the team that I found a guy.
So we get to the park and started to play. Mind you we were sober. First shot that came to him he didn't move, looked rusty from my view. Then the next one, the ball hit straight to him and off the glove and rolled off the shoulder. His words were "not use to this glove". So after a few missed fielded balls he gets one and over throws 1st pretty bad. Team at this point wasn't upset but thought it was comical because he bragged about his resume. So then getting into the next inning we had a runner on first. Shot to 2nd and the guy turns to throw for the double play and this dude was just standing there looking at him and never moved. So we told him to play out field but he wanted one last chance. So the very next batter hits one straight to him and hops right into the face. IT GETS BETTER. So after taking time to see if he was ok, and clean the blood off his face, he wanted to keep playing. So after moving ppl around we put him in RC because he was fast and we really couldn't put him anywhere else. RF was a catcher btw. We get out of the inning, playing the game. This guy strikes out swinging every time never allowing a ball to ever go by. Then we take the field and a guy hits a pop up to RC. This guy might of had to take a step or two to camp under the ball. Well this guy lets the ball hit him in the face .... again. That was all in 1 game. He asked if he could sit out the rest of the tourney and drink and we said no prob. It was a long quite ride home.
So we get to the park and started to play. Mind you we were sober. First shot that came to him he didn't move, looked rusty from my view. Then the next one, the ball hit straight to him and off the glove and rolled off the shoulder. His words were "not use to this glove". So after a few missed fielded balls he gets one and over throws 1st pretty bad. Team at this point wasn't upset but thought it was comical because he bragged about his resume. So then getting into the next inning we had a runner on first. Shot to 2nd and the guy turns to throw for the double play and this dude was just standing there looking at him and never moved. So we told him to play out field but he wanted one last chance. So the very next batter hits one straight to him and hops right into the face. IT GETS BETTER. So after taking time to see if he was ok, and clean the blood off his face, he wanted to keep playing. So after moving ppl around we put him in RC because he was fast and we really couldn't put him anywhere else. RF was a catcher btw. We get out of the inning, playing the game. This guy strikes out swinging every time never allowing a ball to ever go by. Then we take the field and a guy hits a pop up to RC. This guy might of had to take a step or two to camp under the ball. Well this guy lets the ball hit him in the face .... again. That was all in 1 game. He asked if he could sit out the rest of the tourney and drink and we said no prob. It was a long quite ride home.
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