Author: The Commissioner

It was learned that TEAM ROSENTHAL captain ROGER ROSENTHAL had a closed door meeting with certain members of his team after last night’s fourth consecutive loss to discuss changes to turn the ship around…….reports are that there will be on the field changes and possibly call ups from the minors……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…….

TEAM LEADER improved to 2-0 with a 17-13 victory over TEAM WAGNER, 1-2.
The bottom of the line-up did a lot of damage as DAVID WEIL, getting the game ball (probably his first), BARRY KAPLAN and MICHAEL MARGOLIS went 7 for 12…….veteran RON “ROCKET” NASSIF, not playing in the league this year, subbed and went 4 for 4……the “old” man can still do it……..

GARY ASKIN made his captain’s debut a winning one as TEAM CRONSTEIN notched their first victory on Sunday morning with a 19-13 victory over winless TEAM ROSENTHAL…..with regular captain, ADAM CRONSTEIN, on a scouting trip, the victors were led on offense by rookie JUSTIN BERG, son of JOHN BERG, and his very unorthodox batting stance with a 4 for 4 and two home runs, KEN GROH, 5 for 5 and three RBI’S, MICHAEL ASKIN, 4 for 5 and three RBI’S and GARY ASKIN, 4 for 5 and five RBI’s……a ten run third inning busted the game open only to have TEAM ROSENTHAL make a game of it by trailing by four runs going into the 7th inning……HOWARD GOLDWASSER had two hits and JOEL KAHN continued his hot hitting by getting a few base knocks in addition to coming into relieve the ageless STEVE EPPSTEIN, who reportedly was in bed well past his bedtime Saturday night and never could get his game together…..rookie BRIAN GOREN played a solid RCF and looks to be the real deal……AARON COMPTON played a solid SS……