Apologies

    I'm sorry. I haven't posted in over a month. It's been hard for me to get all of my stats, between earned and unearned runs, RBIs and the like. I don't have a ton of games left, so I think I will post at the end of the season with all my stats and a few other things. What I will tell you now though, is that in my last game I hit an RBI single and threw a shutout inning as our team won. Thanks for the consideration, and I am sorry for the inconvenience. 

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