Jason played in a kickball league last year. I didn't get an opportunity to go see a game - they scheduled them much too late at night for this geezer.
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The only difference I can see from the picture above, is that the pitcher doesn't roll the ball to home plate. I'm guesing this makes it more sporting. The strike zone is something like 1 foot to either side of the plate, and 1 foot off the ground. I don't think it'll ever supplant Quidditch For Muggles (see here), but it probably beats throwing darts in a bar.
Thursday, October 08, 2009
Kickball
What's the latest rage for socializing? Something you used to play at recess in elementary school - kickball. NBC Sports did a feature article on it last week. You can read about it here.
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Jason played in a kickball league last year. I didn't get an opportunity to go see a game - they scheduled them much too late at night for this geezer.
.
The only difference I can see from the picture above, is that the pitcher doesn't roll the ball to home plate. I'm guesing this makes it more sporting. The strike zone is something like 1 foot to either side of the plate, and 1 foot off the ground. I don't think it'll ever supplant Quidditch For Muggles (see here), but it probably beats throwing darts in a bar.
Jason played in a kickball league last year. I didn't get an opportunity to go see a game - they scheduled them much too late at night for this geezer.
.
The only difference I can see from the picture above, is that the pitcher doesn't roll the ball to home plate. I'm guesing this makes it more sporting. The strike zone is something like 1 foot to either side of the plate, and 1 foot off the ground. I don't think it'll ever supplant Quidditch For Muggles (see here), but it probably beats throwing darts in a bar.
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