W | L | T |
---|---|---|
8 | 1 | 0 |
Thursday, April 14 |
|||||
8:00 PM | Field 2 |
|
Home
vs
Smack My Pitch Up!
|
Win 15 - 14 |
Viewing |
Thursday, April 21 |
|||||
8:00 PM | Field 2 |
|
Visitor
vs
The Little Lebowski Urban Achievers
|
Loss 9 - 18 |
Viewing |
Thursday, April 28 |
|||||
9:30 PM | Field 2 |
|
Home
vs
Project Mayhem
|
Win 23 - 6 |
Viewing |
Thursday, May 5 |
|||||
9:30 PM | Field 6 |
|
Visitor
vs
I'd Hit That
|
Win 30 - 15 |
Viewing |
Thursday, May 12 |
|||||
8:00 PM | Field 2 |
Visitor
vs
Where My Pitches At? - Indy #1
|
Win 33 - 16 |
Viewing |
|
Thursday, May 19 |
|||||
9:30 PM | Field 2 |
|
Visitor
vs
Business Casual
|
Win 21 - 2 |
Viewing |
Thursday, May 26 |
|||||
8:00 PM | Field 2 |
|
Visitor
vs
Los Bucaneros
|
Win 19 - 9 |
Viewing |
Thursday, June 2 |
|||||
PLAYOFFS
|
|||||
9:30 PM | Field 2 |
|
Visitor
vs
The Little Lebowski Urban Achievers
|
Win 12 - 6 |
Viewing |
Thursday, June 9 |
|||||
PLAYOFFS
|
|||||
9:30 PM | Field 2 |
|
Visitor
vs
Business Casual
|
Win 23 - 22 |
Viewing |
In the semi-final game of the night Smack My Pitch Up squared off with Business Casual in what turned out to be a run fest for Smack My Pitch Up. Smack My Pitch Up was an absolute hitting machine delivering the ball to every hole in the field the entire night and proving to be too much for Business Casual. After Smack My Pitch Up exploded for 19 runs in the first 3 innings, Business casual could not match their intensity and found themselves in an early hole that they could not dig themselves out of. Scoring a total of 27 runs proved to be too much for Business casual to overcome paving the way for a championship match up between Smack My Pitch Up and The Ninja Turtles.
The championship game of the night was an absolute barn burner and a game that both teams will never ever forget. Smack My Pitch Up started strong reeling off 7 runs in the first 2 innings while the Ninja Turtles could only muster up 2 runs. In the top of the 4th inning Smack My Pitch Up exploded for 6 more runs extending their lead to 11 runs. Without panicking and with an awesome display of batting in the bottom of the 4th inning, Ninja Turtles reeled off 9 runs to pull within 2 runs. In the top of the 5th inning Smack My Pitch Up responded with a rally of their own scoring 6 more runs to extend their lead back to 6 runs. The Ninja Turtles could only score 2 runs in the bottom of the 5th inning pulling themselves to within 6 runs heading into the 6th inning. Great pitching and defense in the the top of the 6th inning held Smack My Pitch Up to 1 run which would prove to be costly as we headed into the last inning. The Ninja Turtles again exploded for 9 runs in the bottom of the 6th pulling themselves ahead by two runs heading into the final inning. Down by two runs and with the game on the line Smack My Pitch Up behind great hitting and very aggressive base running ripped off 2 quick runs to tie the game. With the game tied at 22 runs a piece in the bottom of the 7th and with 1 out and 1 on it happened. John Maino, with one on delivered a blistering walk off single to right field to score the game winning go ahead run. This game will certainly go down as one of the best, if not the best come from behind win in Underdog League history. After being pounded in the first 4 innings, The Ninja Turtles remained calm, did not drop their heads and responded by scoring 21 runs in the last 4 innings. Lead by John Maino's 2 deep bombs, 1 triple, 2 doubles and a walk off game winning single, Ninja Turtles closed the chapter on a great season. Congratulations to John Maino and The Ninja Turtles for an awesome championship win!
As cool as the other side of the pillow, with one out and one on in the bottom of the 7th of the championship game, John Maino calmly stepped to the plate and on the first pitch delivered a game winning shot to right field to secure the championship for the Ninja Turtles.
Brian Upsoff was a stud at short-stop, helping his team advance in the playoffs. Brian got every short hit his direction with great side to side motion, and rifle throws that were on the money to first. He even made plays on deflected shots to get the out and hold the runners and was guilty of squashing rallies that were being mounted by a tough opponent. Brian also did a great job of moving runners over on the bases and setting up the winning runs. Great job and short Brian!
When George Hancock tied up that old boxing glove, chalked out a field and yelled "Let's play ball" on a blustery Thanksgiving Day in Chicago in 1887, he knew this day would come. Though he never lived to see it himself, he had dreams of someone playing the game so perfectly, so gracefully, that it would come to define the game of softball as we know it. On this day, May 12, 2011, George Hancock's dream became reality. As he peered down from the heavens above, he saw Seth Capistron bat 6-6 and play left field flawlessly. When the game's final play was made, the lights went out momentarily as a light from the heavens illuminated the very place in left field occupied by Seth, as a nearly imperceptible voice spoke, "Hey kid, you were good."
To complete the process, remove the app from your Facebook settings.
Feel free to try again, and be sure to grant the requested privileges.
Feel free to try again, and be sure to grant the requested privileges.
Feel free to try again or contact us for assitance.
Name | Username | Last Login |
---|
These are the accounts with the same email address as your Facebook account ().
If you'd like to use a different account, log into that account using your email (or username) and password, then connect your Facebook account from your Player Page.
*NOTE: In order to keep your site and player info safe, Admin and Staff accounts cannot be linked to Facebook.