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Groundout, K, single for partain, groundout. 0-0 after 1

Pop out to end the inning. Eventful, but 0-0 going to the bottom of the 1st

K, single by KJ, caught stealing, Dallas hbp, single by Ragsdale, runners on the corners, 2 outs

I'm gonna make the drive out to watch this one

Sec. 22.02. AGGRAVATED ASSAULT. (a) A person commits an offense if the person commits assault as defined in Sec. 22.01 and the person: (1) causes serious bodily injury to another, including the person's spouse; or (2) uses or exhibits a deadly weapon during the commission of the assault. It's not really complicated.

if one is interested in following the law then it very well could be. what If that first punch had killed the kid? I've read many stories over the years about people getting killed by one punch.

kinda depends on the punch, doesn't it? two drunk guys squaring off for a few punches is one thing. A sucker punch is another. I don't know what exactly the case was here, but there are certainly punches that are felony assaults, no matter where the location is that they occur. By your logic if I see you out at Crystal Beach I'm well within my right to come up and knock your teeth out, with no repercussions, just because we're at Crystal Beach. While I don't know all of the details of the case in question, this kid could be screwed because of the overall cumulative damage done to the kid he hit. He was involved in a group assault with three other kids, and their victim ended up with a shattered face. I'm not sure how much it really matters that he only threw one punch, since he threw the first punch that instigated the whole attack. In Texas, if my friends and I go in to rob a store and one of them kills someone, I'm charged with that murder. If my friends and I assault someone as a group, it seems like I'd be responsible for the outcome of that as well. I'm not sure how you can say that my role was less because I only punched him once. I also don't know how you'd be able to distinguish the injuries caused by the punch and the injuries caused by the kicks if you wanted to determine which blows caused which damage.

Actually she DID identify him. She was able to do so due to his outfit, as well as his white Alabama hat. She didn't give his name because she didn't know his name, but in this case she didn't need to, as she was able to watch video of the event and show who she'd seen that was involved. Unless there was another kid with a similar build wearing the same white Alabama hat running around, I'd say this is a pretty solid identification.

Horns push a run across to extend the game. 11-2 after 5, and I'm officially out

I'm headed home. Late start to the game, and I'm sleepy

11-1, bottom 5

10-1, bases full, top 5

I'm gonna watch this inning and head out. Look for me and say hi, hotrod. I'm short, chubby, and need to shave and get a haircut. Wearing a red shirt, look like the guy off the hangover

9-1 after 4. Sundgren with a really nice play at 3rd to end the 4th with the bases loaded

9-1 mid 4

8-1 after 3

Hey hotrod, looks like trevis is better throwing to the plate than to 1st from 3rd. Hope he didn't break a windshield

8-1 mid 3rd. Garza has done a nice job of coming and pitching to contact. Looks like sundgren is done for the night. Saving his pitches I guess.

8-1 after 2. Horns get an infield hit and a walk

Chandler Kash started. Jacob Garza relieved him

8-1, middle of the 2nd

Another error scores 2

6-1, top 2, bases loaded, no outs. After 3 straight walks the horns change pitchers.

A couple of singles and two errors has a run home and the bases loaded top-2. And now a bases clearing triple makes it 5-1. Still no outs. Horns should be out of the inning with it 1-1, probably

Sundgren a little wild, but the ump is calling a pretty tight zone, to be fair. 1-1 after 1