Summer Co-ed Softball Greenlake Sundays

Playing much like his namesake, Ty Cobb started out hot in the first inning, coming up twice and clearing the bases both times. He would continue to crush the ball throughout the day. He hit the ball so well, he didn't even have to slide at all. We're sure that if he did have to slide though, he would have come in spikes high.

In the early evening of June 26, 2005, Jake Rosenblum ignited the Arbornauts to their first win of the season over team Rubber Chicken. Right from the start Jake opened the game with a lead off home run a la Ricky Henderson, the Arbornauts never looked back. Adding some superior plays at third, short, left and right field, Jake helped his dad pitch six scoreless innings in the first game of their double header. In fact, the Rosenblum families play over the double header and Mark 10 scoreless innings gave the Arbornauts from the cellar of the league to a tight race for third place. After the game, an exuberant Mark was overheard saying, "Oy I kvell watching that Jake! What a mench!" Great job Jake and good luck Arbornauts.

After playing in a doubleheader for his own team early in the day, Daniel took on "Ironman" status and played in two more games as a sub. Did Daniel actually add anything to any of these teams production? Well we're not too sure about that, but he sure did play a lot.

Wearing a cutoff shirt that would have made Rafael palmiero jealous, Mike had 3 hits including 2 HR's and 4 RBI's in leading "Chasing Earl" to a antidote like 9-4 win over the surging 'team vaccine'. Mike got chasing earl on the board in the first with a 2 run homer and they never looked back. After the game Miek was immediatly rushed to testify before congress and also signed to a $750,000 book deal. Way to go mike....I think.

-the Statdog