How Mother Nature Won The Horizon League
Something weird happened earlier this afternoon. As I looked up into the sky, I noticed a large bright yellow thing. I know somewhere I have seen this object before, but not since last year. Having bought a new vehicle in January, I am proud to say that just four months later, I gambled and drove with my window down. The last time I attempted that, the value of my car took a hit from rain damage.
I’m not sure how to feel about this crappy weather. A part of me wants to take up hunting, groundhog hunting. Phil, if you are reading this, just stay in your hole next year, don’t even think about coming out.
The group of people I feel the worst for are the men and women who play baseball and softball at Youngstown State. Actually, I feel bad for everyone trying to play baseball this Spring. T-Ball participating children are in great danger. They can play their first game real soon with just a couple of practices. By the time they get the hang of it, it will be time to face live pitching.
Mother Nature has been dominant this season. Her ERA is 0.00 in every league she has been a part of this year. She may not be the most popular player on a baseball field, but what she says, goes, period.
Jordan Ingalls, a YSU Softball Player, earlier said, “You can’t pay attention to the weather. It is equal for both teams to play in such unfavorable conditions.” That interview was three weeks ago, and I think Jordan has played three games of a scheduled 13 since.
It’s an easy fix, Penguins fans. We need to petition Dave Dravecky to donate a few bucks to his alma mater for a new domed facility. Put it behind McDonald’s by the stadium. Better yet, just build it and include the McDonald’s to eliminate the need to hire concession stand workers. In the offseason, use the area for parking, indoor parking. Sell special passes for twice as much. With the little deck closed and students forced to park anywhere from the Covelli Centre to Federal Plaza, these parking passes will sell like hotcakes.
OK, so it was a slow sports day.