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I moved and couldn't get into a softball league this year. I left my name in a pool of many others. One complex got sold to a developer, so all the teams in that league either quit or signed up for this other league, which made it even harder yet.
On Monday this week, I went to the first season game anyway to see if any teams needed players. They all had overflowing rosters and I was impressed to see that it was a competitive enough league. One team had players that were late, so they let me play a bit. I didn't play so good at first, but started to get the lead out. Then my ankle started to feel like it had four screws and a plate in it. Oh wait... it does!
(I broke it this past winter.)
My ankle's been sore all week, so I saw no point in limping to the other games asking for a roster spot. -not bloody likely anyway. I figure on Monday it will be all better again and the next bout of soreness will be shorter, but it's already too late. There's a silver lining though.
Instead of laying off the weights like I normally do for softball season, I'll keep at a higher intensity and do batting and fielding practice with my sister's fiance, (I love BP
) and by next year I'll be in even better shape! The social aspect of my life will be lacking a bit, but I feel a lot better about it now than I did a few days ago, Wish me luck!
On Monday this week, I went to the first season game anyway to see if any teams needed players. They all had overflowing rosters and I was impressed to see that it was a competitive enough league. One team had players that were late, so they let me play a bit. I didn't play so good at first, but started to get the lead out. Then my ankle started to feel like it had four screws and a plate in it. Oh wait... it does!
My ankle's been sore all week, so I saw no point in limping to the other games asking for a roster spot. -not bloody likely anyway. I figure on Monday it will be all better again and the next bout of soreness will be shorter, but it's already too late. There's a silver lining though.