hfaninthestands

yes.statechamps. all youhave to do is read the eight threads on how good HJ is and how they are going to shock the nation. (in my kung fu lips to fast for sound accent) Wise man once tell hfan, he who is good must not tell open ears, for others will do the telling for him.

Hamshire-Fannett Longhorns Feb. 6 @ Nederland 5:00 PM (Scrimmage) Feb. 10 100 Inning Marathon Game 8:00 AM Feb. 13 Port Neches-Groves 4:00 PM (Scrimmage) Feb. 16 @ Barbers Hill 5:00 PM (Scrimmage) Feb. 17 @ Little Cypress-Mauriceville 12:00 PM (Scrimmage) Feb. 19 @ Liberty 7:00 PM Feb. 22-24 @ Little Cypress-Mauriceville Tournament TBA Feb. 27 Liberty 7:00 PM Mar. 1-3 @ Orangefield Tournament TBA Mar. 6 @ Hardin-Jefferson* 7:00 PM Mar. 8-10 @ Liberty Tournament TBA Mar. 13 @ Jasper* 7:00 PM Mar. 16 Orangefield* 7:00 PM Mar. 17 @ Kelly 2:00 PM Mar. 20 @ Bridge City* 7:00 PM Mar. 23 Kirbyville* 7:00 PM Mar. 27 @ West Orange-Stark* 7:00 PM Mar. 30 Hardin-Jefferson* 7:00 PM Apr. 3 @ Silsbee* 7:00 PM Apr. 5 Jasper* 7:00 PM Apr. 12 @ Orangefield* 7:00 PM Apr. 14 Bridge City* 7:00 PM Apr. 20 @ Kirbyville* 7:00 PM Apr. 24 West Orange-Stark* 7:00 PM Apr. 27 Silsbee* 7:00 PM

i know i know...but sometimes i feel like a duck with one leg

81 Days to Go Terrell Owens number is 81 :twisted:

Im just trying to get my nephew on a tee 8)

92 Days and counting 1992 was Paul Molitor's last season as a Brewer. He is the only Designated Hitter elected to the Hall of Fame he hit .320 before he was traded to the Blue Jays.

Shhhhhh....there are thousands of dads that just don't wanna here that

I know that woodville is in it but for the others i guess you would have to look it up

96 Days to Go 1996 the New York Yankees defeated teh Atlanta Braves in 6 Games to claim their title..It was the beginning of the Joe Torre era the yankeees were the first team to fall behind 2-0 and still win the title, since the 86 mets... Game 5 of the 1996 World Series was the last ballgame ever played in Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium During this series Andruw Jones was the youngest player to ever homer in a world series....He was 19.....I still think he says he is 19....

eggsallant fist postt 8)

98 Days to go....I can here the pinging now... Through Roberto Clement's first 5 seasons he had 98 assists.... He lead the league in outfield assists 5 different seasons and finished his shortened career with 269 assists.... 269 baserunners challenged that cannon???? 269 seems like a lot but it is nothing compared to Tristram E Speaker (nicknamed the Grey Eagle) who had a 449 outfield assists... :shock: Tristram attended Texas Wesleyan University before playing for the Boston Americans in 1907

99 Days to Go....Interesting factiod of the day In 1907, 99 Years ago, The strike zone was developed. A fairly delivered ball is a ball pitched or thrown to the bat by the pitcher while standing in his position and facing the batsman that passes over any portion of the home base, before touching the ground, not lower than the batsman's knee, nor higher than his shoulder :shock: :shock: . For every such fairly delivered ball, the umpire shall call one strike. An unfairly delivered ball is a ball delivered to the bat by the pitcher while standing in his position and facing the batsman that does not pass over any portion of the home base between the batsman's shoulder and knees, or that touches the ground before passing home base, unless struck at by the batsman. For every unfairly delivered ball the umpire shall call one ball. This is a far cry from the way the strike zone was administered in 1867. The batsman, on taking his position, must call for a 'high,' 'low,' or 'fair' pitch, and the umpire shall notify the pitcher to deliver the ball as required; such a call cannot be changed after the first pitch is delivered. High - pitches over the plate between the batter's waist and shoulders Low - pitches over the plate between the batter's waist and at least one foot from the ground. Fair - pitches over the plate between the batter's shoulders and at least one foot from the ground Must have been nice to tell the pitcher you wanted a hanging slider

102 Days to Go... In 1965, The Minnesota Twins won the American League with a record of 102-60.... They were defeated in the World Series by the LA Dodgers... The twins had several all-stars: Earl Battey,Mudcat Grant,Jimmie Hall, Harmon Killebrew, Tony Oliva, and Zoilo Versalles... Lot of intersting players but the ringer of the group had to be Tony Oliva, not Harmon Killebrew.... Oliva led this team in Batting Average, On-base %, Slugging % ,OPS , Hits, RBI's, Singles, Runs, Sac Flies, and At Bats per K.... Plus Oliva finished in the top 10 of the MVP 5 times, and winning Rookie of the Year in 1964. But all I have every read about was Harmon Killebrew, nothing on Tony Oliva....

103 Days and Counting 103 Years ago in the 1903 World Series, the First Ever World Series was played... The Boston Americans Defeated the Pittsburg Pirates 5-3....No not a score of 5-3 but the series was decided after 5-3....that's right it was a best of 9 series. The first world series was played because the two seperate leagues were caught up in bickering, contract jumping and name-calling that was hurting both leagues' attendance. Your 1903 World Series Champions, The Boston Americans

104 Days and Counting In 1971 Hank Aaron had 104 put outs as an outfielder, and had 671 as a first baseman....This was his last year before solely becoming a DH.... As I was researching for a Hank Aaron statistic today, I realized that he only recieved 406 out of 415 (97.8%)votes for the hall of fame...who in the world doesnt' vote for Hank Aaron Hank got his break into proball playing for the Indianapolis Clowns in 1952. He was the last Negro League Player to play in the major leagues. Hank also had 21 Sac Bunts in his career...Barry Bonds has only had 1 since 1989...

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105 Days 105 Years Ago, in the 1901 season, Sam Crawford of the Cincinnati Reds, led the league with 16 Homeruns.....He was only one of five players to have 10 or more homeruns on the year. Honus Wagner, the pirates shortstop, led the league in RBI's with 126 and Leading in average was Nap Lajoie, yep that Nap Lajoie hit .426.... To put some things in perspective, 192 major league baseball players hit 10 or more homeruns in 2006...the leader with 58... Carlos Zambrano, ace of the Cubs, even had 6 homeruns in 73 at bats....thats one every 12 ab's

thank you thank you...i'll be here all night

106 Days In 1981, the infamous Billy Buckner, played in 106 games. He hit .311 that year and slugged 440.... plus he only struck out 16 times in 447 plate appearances....that's 1 every 27 plate appearances not too shabby considered he will only be remembered for 1 error.

107 Days till the first week of games Did you know that in 1974, while pitching for the California Angels, Nolan Ryan gave up 107 earned runs......but he also logged 332.2 innings...giving him an ERA of 2.89.....while make 41 starts!!!! and yes, he fanned 367 batters that year...

Its a common courtesy to stare at the wall while standing at the urinal...

I concur

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