Author: The Commissioner

WINNERS TONIGHT WERE TEAMS…….GUTTMAN, LEADER, LEFTON and WEISSER…….

TO: JCC SOFTBALL LEAGUE…….
FROM: ROGER ROSENTHAL, EDITOR OF THE BLOG……

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Already, JOEL FOGEL suggested the schedule be put on the BLOG and it was done…..ANDY HELDMAN has suggested the rosters be put on and that is a work in progress at this time…..

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TEAM LEADER, (4-0), defeated TEAM SCHWARTZ, 14-2, after jumping out to a 10-2 lead in the first inning……JASON FAUST of TEAM WAGNER (bye) pitched for the injured HOWARD SCHWARTZ and settled down after the first inning, but the damage was already done……ANTON LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOON hit an out of the park home run to pace the victors, however, the game ball went to MICHAEL “THE BADGER” MARGOLIS, with multiple key hits and solid play at 2B……..

Next up for TEAM LEADER is a match-up with the other undefeated team, TEAM WEISSER, (3-0), in a game slated for ESPN-JCC 1 with MARV ALBERT and PAUL O’ NEILL handling the play by play and color……..

THIS JUST IN…………….TEAM ROSENTHAL owners met late last night after their fifth consecutive loss to discuss the team and where it’s heading……ESPN JCC SPORTS reports have it that there will be a coaching change in the immediate future unless the team turns it around and quick!!!!!!……NO comment from captain ROGER ROSENTHAL, but it was reported that he went home after last night’s game in a grumpy mood and did NOT respond to an interview request…..STAY TUNED!!!!!!

First report came in from a losing team, how about that?…….
TEAM CRONSTEIN, (2-2), defeated TEAM LEFTON, (1-1), 26-18, in a wild back and forth game in which WES WOLF got thrown out of the game on a questionable act (ask him)…..the victors had a ten run lead early on, only to fall behind by one run  in the bottom of the sixth inning, on a single  by MARK “WILDER” FRANKLIN (Team Lefton) ,but then mounted a huge rally in the top of the seventh to take control of the game…..full game report to hopefully follow, but SCOTT “SHORTY” ADAMS was playing with a heavy heart as it was the anniversary of the death of his father and he played well in memory of him……SCOTT……he would have been proud of you…….