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I really don't know. I think we mentioned him earlier.

Don't worry about him, He'll just ride the bench the whole year...(even though he is in the starting line-up...)



With his power I'm scared for Grey...

Noooooooo!


Yes!

LOL, I completely agree.

Fair mutters something about Techer, despite being one of his best friends on the team, not having the stamina to be an ace pitcher...

Not like he's jealous or anything...

I honestly didn't mean to write that, but when I looked back at it while writing I just had to put (Twss) in...

Anyway I like the interaction with characters. It would help me greatly if maybe once every week or so you add like a paragraph on what your character did during to week or something like that.

What do you mean? Like what they practiced or what??

I think he means, like what they did in that week, somewhat affecting baseball in any way, or maybe not.

Just what they did in a week or so (including training).
Just my guess, I don't know if this is correct........

Otaku made a MAJOR pass at the secratary today causing him to get ****slapped in the face. Otaku screams, and mutters "Sorry Miss, I need to learn these American customs more quickly. I didn't know agreeing to a date involved getting slapped." Needless to say, Otaku was slapped again. "Maybe I should go practice my hotdog eating skills instead." he replied. "You should", replied Carol the Secretary

Bob was working hard on his job at the office. Although he was still a rookie, the boss (who had quietly noticed him spacing out a couple of times) asked him to work on a big project with some coworkers. Bob, eager to please his boss, accepted quickly.
During one part of the job, Bob had to take some measurements near a couple of baseball fields. He longingly observed some of the young players playing, chatting, laughing, enjoying their time without a care in the world.
"Hey Bob, could you toss me the thermometer?"
Bob snapped out of his stupor and absentmindedly handed his coworker a ruler.
"Uh, Bob, this is a ruler..."
"Oh, sorry, here's the thermometer. I don't know-"
His sentence was interrupted by a loud metallic clang.
Bob turned and watched a baseball soar through the air, bounce a couple of times, and stop near his feet.
A kid ran towards him and waved his arms for the ball. Behind him, a big, strong boy lumbered around the bases.
Bob picked up the baseball and threw the runner out at home.

Jonathan noticed that he missed Japan, and figured that he should go back at some point, him and his brother. To watch the tournament they dreamed of being in, but never could since they moved to America, The Koshien. Yes, The Koshien, the huge High School baseball tournament in Japan, held in Koshien Stadium. Jonathan also noticed that the Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters were in need of a scout, and said that Kiyoshi should do it, since he knew so much about both the Fighters, and about baseball. Kiyoshi applied and to his delight, got the job, when Jonathan and Kiyoshi return to Japan, only Jonathan will come back to America, whereas Kiyoshi will stay in Japan to scout some young'ns to make his childhood favorite team better, to continue to play for the Oregon Apples, in his hopes to make it into the MLB, and fulfill his promise to Kiyoshi, and accomplish his dream. So at some point in the season Jonathan will be forced to miss a few games, but will try his best to miss the least amount possible. And hopefully Jonathan will meet someone special

This seems like homework to me...

But anyways...

Clarence called up his brother, Gregory. "How's being The Franchise working out for you, bro?," Fair said. "Not too shabby. Not too shabby at all," replied his brother. "So, Clarence, what are you calling me for?" "Oh, I was wondering if you wanted to go back to the old park we used to practice at." "Sure," replied Gregory. "It'll be good conditioning for the off-season." "Sweet!" Clarence exclaimed. "Hey, you mind if I bring a one of my teammates, who's become a close friend of mine?" "Not a problem, Gregory replied. "What's his name?" "Ryan Techer," said Clarence enthusiastically. "He's Australian, born and raised. A pitcher, just like me. We're looking to become the best 1-2 punch, even better than Lincecum-Cain or Carpenter-Wainwright." "Australian?" Gregory replied, curiously. "That's... interesting. Hey, I have an idea! How about we go to Outback Steakhouse for dinner? It'll remind him of his days back in the land down under!" "OK, after practice, we can do that. Don't let him embarrass you too badly," said Clarence jokingly. "Hey, I'm The Franchise! I know what I'm doing. Well, I'm gonna go practice my jumper now. See ya!" "Bye, Gregory!" After his conversation with his brother, Fair went to call Ryan.

I'll let you finish the story, dish.

After going to the local barbie (barbecue), Techer found a message on his phone, saying it was from Clarence, and asked him to call back. So he did. "Hey mate, what's up?" Techer said to Clarence when he answered the phone, "Not much, dude.", Clarence replied. "Hey mate, ya wanna go practice?" Techer asked. Fair replied, "Sure, just give me a minute to get over there." So after Techer and Fair practiced, they went back home, exhausted.

...I stink with making updates.

Bryan really missed his best friend from high school, Nick Lincoln. He called around a LOT to try to track him down. When he finally reached him, Nick picked up the phone. Here's the conversation:

Nick: Hello?
Bryan: Hey! Remember Bryan Murphy, from high school?
Nick: Oh yeah!
Bryan: Well this is him.
Nick: I remember you, man! You were the guy with the knee problems!
Bryan: Yes don't bring it up please.
Nick: Sorry
Bryan: Anyways, where do you live?
Nick: I live in Pasadena. Where do you live?
Bryan: Damn. I live in Philadelphia.
Nick: Oh, that sucks...
Bryan: Oh well, at least I know who to call when I'm bored. (:DD)
Nick: I guess that's...good.
Bryan: Ok, well I'll be seeing you!
Nick: Alright. Bye!

So now, Bryan was even more satisfied in tracking down his long-lost friend.

Sorry, like dishnetkid I stink at making updates.

Buddy George had been having a rough week. First, he figured out that he isn't the starting CF on the Oregon Apples. He was very depressed about that, and kept thinking about how to improve. Then, while working at checkout line at the local Grocery Store, he kept having daydreams of playing baseball, causing him to get yelled at a LOT by impatient customers. Then his boss came and talked because a customer complained to him, and told Buddy his job security was at risk. To make it even worse, his childhood rival, Luke Groundwalker, made the starting spot on the Zulu Stingers.(Can ya help me out with that one H&R, like during games? ) He played LF, and always yelled at Buddy during games and practices, even if Buddy did nothing wrong. The coach was Luke's dad, so Luke made his dad bench Buddy. Buddy got benched every game that season, even though he was WAY better than the backup CF. Now, Buddy has never won a game against Luke, so he has something to prove against the Stingers when they play the Apples.