Fri Aug 13, 2021, 07:10 PM
Casady1 (1,517 posts)
LL world series
I am watching the LL world series which I really like but it is almost exclusively white. Baseball today is so expensive. Bats are $300 and gloves are $200. Travel baseball is easily $2,000. Such a shame.
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Response to Casady1 (Original post)
Fri Aug 13, 2021, 07:36 PM
rownesheck (2,304 posts)
1. One of my cousins
played in the LL World Series back in 2000 I think. They made it to the championship game, but lost to Brazil ( again, I think). He was on the team from Bellaire, TX. It was a cool experience seeing him play. He was even interviewed on ESPN. My uncle was one of the coaches. My cousin signed with the Brooklyn Cyclones once he was out of college. Sadly, he injured his elbow and that was basically it.
He was the youngest of the cousins and we used to be so mean to him when we were younger. He got the better of us though by having experienced such a cool thing. |
Response to Casady1 (Original post)
Fri Aug 13, 2021, 07:54 PM
rsdsharp (6,772 posts)
2. I vividly remember one of my law partners walking into
my office to show me the catchers mitt he had purchased for his son for Christmas. It was a fully customized Wilson A2K. Go to the web site and pick the glove color, the stitching color, the lacing color, the type of web, and whether you wanted a name embroidered on the glove. If so, what name, in what color, and where on the glove.
This was a pro mitt, used by a number of MLB catchers. The base price was about $350, and with all of the custom options it ran over $500. And it was the second mitt he had purchased, because he hadn’t liked the way the first one had turned out. I think his son was about 14 at the time. He could well afford it, and he didn’t really spoil his sons in most ways, but I almost fell off my chair. When I was that age, I went to the hardware store and got a glove for $6-7. |