jim wrote:The players aren't all that engaged with fans now a days, that's a relic of the past. ST is turning into big business. For me the best time to see ST is late in the March. If you want to see some of the unknown guys you can always head over to the minor league fields, but if you go in late March you see many of the regulars.
Yes!
jim wrote:And I know I'm a broken record, but Arizona >> Florida for ST (actually Arizona >> Florida period).
AWvsCBsteeeerike3 wrote:Let's talk about spring training trips. When do the games start for ST and when is the best time to go when you account for 1. getting out of [expletive] weather (which is obviously the earlier the better) 2. seeing games (which is seemingly later = better) and 3. getting to see any other things that you need to do at ST (which I have no idea about)?
Let's not talk about that because we were planning a trip then found out my wife is preg, so no trip now
AWvsCBsteeeerike3 wrote:Let's talk about spring training trips. When do the games start for ST and when is the best time to go when you account for 1. getting out of [expletive] weather (which is obviously the earlier the better) 2. seeing games (which is seemingly later = better) and 3. getting to see any other things that you need to do at ST (which I have no idea about)?
Let's not talk about that because we were planning a trip then found out my wife is preg, so no trip now
Good news! It's getting warmer. It's gone up 9 degrees since noon. It's now 9 degrees. Bad news. Can't see [expletive] because it's snowing and blowing like a mother [expletive].
jim wrote:Good news! It's getting warmer. It's gone up 9 degrees since noon. It's now 9 degrees. Bad news. Can't see [expletive] because it's snowing and blowing like a mother [expletive].
jim wrote:Good news! It's getting warmer. It's gone up 9 degrees since noon. It's now 9 degrees. Bad news. Can't see [expletive] because it's snowing and blowing like a mother [expletive].
18" yesterday, a solid 3 foot dumping expected tomorrow.
Man, I really miss drinking and driving my tractor at 5am. Well, only drinking in the morning on weekends and in the evening after I got home from work (obviously drinking before work when you work at a nuclear power plant is a bad idea). I've found the most difficult part is drinking a beer while turning a corner and operating the hydraulics at the same time. I need an extra hand. Makes me sad my tractor does not have a cup holder - my only true complaint about it.
Joce, the beer can helmet was actually what I was eventually planning on doing. I just never got around to doing it. I usually settled for resting the beer between my legs when I had to turn while raising/lowering the bucket, or sacrificed one of the other things while taking a swig.
