The Mighty Mite

He’s a bit hyper but he’ll settle down as he becomes more experienced.

All these bad balls and strike calls are getting old. I’m ready for the electronic strike zone.

Yep, I know exactly what’s going on, was a low single digit golfer, now I’m a 12 handicap.

Beni is really out of whack.

Shades of 1969.

32 years coming up in December, you get used to it. Erin is out in the Atlantic quite a way and is expected to jog to the north over the weekend.

Don’t move to Florida, it’s hot from early May to early October, we never turn the AC off during that period and sometimes it’s longer but I’m out there playing golf and bike riding, heat index today was only 101.

That was a huge mistake in the UD with the concourse at the same level as the first row especially when the the park opened and it was 29 rows. Just horrible, I'm sure it was a cost cutting measure.

The upper deck isn’t that bad especially after lopping off 8 rows in 2004 along with a cozier roof, it’s no worse than a lot of the other new retro parks. If there was one less tier of suites it would be just about ideal.

Good start to the inning.

Lets get a couple here and win this game.

Super DP.

Paddack was lucky he only gave up the one run.

Another hard hit ball but foul by Tauchman.

Great work by Alexander.

C’mon ump.

Monty with another one!

The Guards and the Tigers have really thrown some leather at us in the 4 games.

Needs to cut down on his swing with 2 strikes.

We picked him up on waivers from the Brewers a week ago.

I’ll be happy if I have to do this for a week or 10 days.

A nice winning streak would be nice. Paddack on the bump for Detroit, Peguero for the Sox.

Didn’t know that.

If ticket prices went up, they didn’t go up much, we could go to Sox or Cubs game in the late 1950s for a dollar for an unreserved grandstand seat and 75 cents to sit in the bleachers. Kids paid 10 cents for a bus or L ride to the ballparks.

At some the point high ticket prices along with the prices of everything else at the ballparks will reach a point where fans will say enough is enough, this just might be what is going on in St. Louis and other small market clubs.