The Knights were back on the field last night, taking on one
of our main division rivals, The Devils,
in a make-up game for an earlier rainout. I was back at my more familiar and comfortable position of pitcher.
I tossed a pretty good game, only walking one
(which I didn’t mind in the situation) and picking up an unusually high number
of strikeouts. I also managed to snag a couple of comebackers.
My
real joy on the night was at the plate, where I reach safely in all five of my
at-bats. I lead off the second inning with sharp grounder between first and
second. I also lead off the third, lining a ball over second base. From that
point, the opposing pitcher began to pitch me inside, but my patience held. I
walked in my next two at-bats (probably matching my season total for last
year). In my final at-bat, leading off the seventh inning, I turned on a 2-0
pitch over the heart of the plate and launched it over the centerfielder. With
no wall to stop it, the ball rolled into the distance, and I notched my
first-ever league official home run.
The
Knights took the game by three runs, though I’m not sure I ever knew the exact
score. After Tuesday’s somewhat dismal personal performance, it was nice to get
back out there and have such a positive night at the plate.
Career Hits: 92, 1 Home Run
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