May 31, 2011
Yard Work & Jenn Rossman Now On Youtube
Until recently if you wanted to watch Brett Bevelacqua's production, Yard Work, you either had to catch it on television or order the dvd. NOW...it's on Youtube now in 6 parts. Also, Lafayette College uploaded a video of Professor Jenn Rossman explaining her affiliation with the Yard Work video.
May 30, 2011
GSWL PA Pitchers & HFWB Double Header
Two pretty nice videos were uploaded within the last 24 hours. Wiffleboy28 uploaded a video showcasing the finer pitchers in the GSWL (Pennsylvania Region) and Hess Field Wiffleball uploaded the highlights from a double header matchup between the Cardinals and Mets. The Cardinals swept the Mets (not surprising). HFWB really have their act together this year. The website is being constantly updated and they are posting a video every now and again. They have really improved from last year in this regard and I've got to hand it to them...they have my attention. I'm checking their website now more than ever.
May 29, 2011
SCWL Week 2 Highlights Now Online
Better late than never!...SCWL uploads Week 2 Highlights and the wait is worth it. This league really is coming together nicely. Can't wait to see what they'll have uploaded in the weeks ahead.
Kid Gets A Nosebleed From Wiffleball
What's really unfortunate is you don't see the ball hit him in the face. But if you're imaginative it's not hard to connect the dots. Wonder if this kid will develop a fear for the ball...if so, his possible career in the game is o-v-e-r.
May 28, 2011
Hudson Valley WBL Start 2011 Season
The Hudson Valley WBL began their 2011 season yesterday with a matchup between the Brooklyn Bottling Giants and the Marlborough Braves. The Giants crushed the Braves 10-0. Giants pitcher Paul Rivera threw the league's first no-hitter...making it seem that the competition in the league will be much more intense than last year. The league has expanded to 5 teams this year and are looking more official than ever. Hudson Valley WBL has a lot of competition for attention given that fact that they're in New York (the apparent Galapagos of wiffleball lately). But if they keep this up they will doubtlessly turn some heads.
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