Ok Show fans, to what level of baseball have you played?

[countryboy]

Ok, this is just another thread to pass the time. Hopefully its ok to start up. Just curious, as to what level my fellow Show'natics have played the game of baseball in there life?

Myself, I started in T-Ball and went all the way through college. Played at a small NAIA school. Really wanted to continue my playing career, but am grateful to have made it as far as I did, although major college ball was a dream(as well as professional).

So, how about you? Lets share some glory day moments when we were the boys of summer.

BTW..I'm going to make this a poll. I'm really curious to see what the results are.

EDIT: Please be honest.

[Blzer]

I technically was on the SDSU team until my injury and cut. I never played an actual game though, but for a while I was on the roster.

My heel still is injured; this current injury has lasted me 17 months so far. I don't expect to be scouted and put back on the field for any professional level because of this hearkening, which is too bad.

[Cubfan]

I don't play organized sports.

[countryboy]

Quote: Originally Posted by Blzer

I technically was on the SDSU team until my injury and cut. I never played an actual game though, but for a while I was on the roster. My heel still is injured; this current injury has lasted me 17 months so far. I don't expect to be scouted and put back on the field for any professional level because of this hearkening, which is too bad.

Sorry to hear that Blzer. But hey, to have made the squad is something in itself. Best to be knocked out by injury than being cut due to skill.

[Visionsofmastery]

T-BALL-Little League- American Legion- High-School- paid ride to divison #1 Jucco College , rookie instruction league invite for the Rays, Braves , Mr Rocco Baldelli showed me that if you don't set hitters up Major League hitters hit with a game-plan and you let your guard down 1 pitch the next pitch gets toasted 450 feet toasted lol Tore my rotator cuff and that was the end of that for pitching as I was overused to much a youngster and had alot of damage throwing pitches like sliders and curves to early, when all I really needed was my out pitch which was a circle change combined with 92MPH. Attempted to come back as a right fielder power doubles hitters but good changeups and sliders were what did me in by the time I figured it out I had a family which had health problems and had to join the real world now in the GOV with information systems.

29 years of age now and will get back to Baseball as a scout of something , that fire is there and to much knowledge to pass on , can't wait to watch players online with co-op mode become feared hitters and better understanding of the game , every pitch truly can setup the game outcome.

Example most people think taking that 2-0 fastball first at bat down the middle as bad hitting with nobody on where in 4th inning with 2 outs 3-2 count 2 runners on that same fastball a little off the center of the plate gets adjusted and roped for a clutch RBI

[sydrogerdavid]

High school politics killed my dreams...

When the coach plays someone who can't catch and gets hit in the face by the ball, you know your screwed.

[theaub]

4 year starter in HS, blew out my arm before going to college so I went to business school instead.

Honestly was probably for the better.

[N51_rob]

High School. 2 year varsity letterman. Senior year I hit .386 6 HR 40 RBI and 31 stolen bases played CF and hit 1 or 2.


Played Babe Ruth from 6-14. Lots of fun as a kid.

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