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I played baseball in little league and some ball in high school. My first professional baseball game was in 1968 with my Uncle Marty watching Mickey Mantle in his last year with the New York Yankees and my second game was in 1973, again with my Uncle Marty, as we watched Willie Mays in his last year with the New York Mets. I used to throw a ball against the barn for hours, pretending to simulate Tom Seaver against Jim Palmer. One of my favorite players was Carl Yastrzemski, a good Pollack. I could field, but hitting .300 consistently seemed beyond reach. As I entered the professional business world, first as an accountant and then in the Information Technology space, I continued to play ball, but it was softball. I played softball (high arc, modified and fast pitch) for thirty plus years. While on a cruise to Bermuda in 2005, I watched an infomercial on the Los Angeles Dodgers Adult Baseball Camp (LADABC) held in Historic Dodgertown. Given that I grew up in upstate New York, with relatives in Brooklyn, it seemed like an opportunity to get back into baseball, interacting with some of my childhood baseball heroes like Duke Snider, Tommy Davis, Maury Wills and Jeff Torborg. In 2006, I attended my first Los Angeles Dodgers Adult Baseball Camp…and it was a launching pad to get back into baseball. Jeff Torborg was my manager! Since 2006, I’ve had the baseball passion. Softball now seems like a foreign sport. I play in MSBL leagues, the Roy Hobbs, various tournaments across the country and as a result of my baseball brotherhood, I’ve played in Cuba, against the inmates at San Quentin prison and in dozens of professional and minor league stadiums and spring training facilities. I think I’ve made as many business contacts, as personal ones, as a result of the game of baseball. I teamed up with HARDBALL 360 so I could provide the same opportunities that I’ve had over the years, to play ball, but better. Remember, you are never too old to play baseball and you don’t stop playing baseball until the baseball stops in you. HARDBALL 360…where the dreams never dies…
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I played baseball in little league and some ball in high school. My first professional baseball game was in 1968 with my Uncle Marty watching Mickey Mantle in his last year with the New York Yankees and my second game was in 1973, again with my Uncle Marty, as we watched Willie Mays in his last year with the New York Mets. I used to throw a ball against the barn for hours, pretending to simulate Tom Seaver against Jim Palmer. One of my favorite players was Carl Yastrzemski, a good Pollack. I could field, but hitting .300 consistently seemed beyond reach. As I entered the professional business world, first as an accountant and then in the Information Technology space, I continued to play ball, but it was softball. I played softball (high arc, modified and fast pitch) for thirty plus years. While on a cruise to Bermuda in 2005, I watched an infomercial on the Los Angeles Dodgers Adult Baseball Camp (LADABC) held in Historic Dodgertown. Given that I grew up in upstate New York, with relatives in Brooklyn, it seemed like an opportunity to get back into baseball, interacting with some of my childhood baseball heroes like Duke Snider, Tommy Davis, Maury Wills and Jeff Torborg. In 2006, I attended my first Los Angeles Dodgers Adult Baseball Camp…and it was a launching pad to get back into baseball. Jeff Torborg was my manager! Since 2006, I’ve had the baseball passion. Softball now seems like a foreign sport. I play in MSBL leagues, the Roy Hobbs, various tournaments across the country and as a result of my baseball brotherhood, I’ve played in Cuba, against the inmates at San Quentin prison and in dozens of professional and minor league stadiums and spring training facilities. I think I’ve made as many business contacts, as personal ones, as a result of the game of baseball. I teamed up with HARDBALL 360 so I could provide the same opportunities that I’ve had over the years, to play ball, but better. Remember, you are never too old to play baseball and you don’t stop playing baseball until the baseball stops in you. HARDBALL 360…where the dreams never dies…
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