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Between
now and November 30, save 10% when you buy a Plymouth River Eels microfiber
fleece and a hat! Click here to order. Your choice of black or pink hat.
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2007 10
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The old Crosley Field in Cincinnati had the ground rule written right on the wall
It is widely believed that a ground
rule double occurs when a batter hits a fair ball that touches the field of
play and subsequently bounces into the stands, thus going out of play. However,
this is simply not the case. According to Major League rules 6.09(e) through 6.09(g), when the ball is hit in fair territory and
bounces out of play, it is called an automatic
double. The batter is subsequently awarded second base.
This
rule even applies to a ball hit off the leg of the pitcher into the stands on
the first baseline, as New York Yankee outfielder Melky Cabrera found out
during the 2007 season. Cabrera hit a baseball right back at Kansas City Royals
right-handed pitcher Ryan Braun; the ball ricocheted off of Braun’s leg and
sailed over the dugout on the first baseline. Cabrera was awarded second base.
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2007 10
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Named for a relatively nondescript major league hitter,
the Mendoza Line has become a noteworthy phrase in popular culture to represent the distinction
between failure and adequacy. Students’ grades are frequently referenced in
terms of the Mendoza Line; the popularity ratings of politicians and
entertainers are compared to a Mendoza Line; sales of books and software and
fashion and technology products are judged according to a Mendoza Line.
While most baseball fans (and many observers of pop culture)
can accurately note that the Mendoza Line represents a batting average of .200,
far fewer can tell you just who Mendoza was and how he came to be granted
eponymous ownership of said line.
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Through
sixteen major league seasons, Tom Candiotti baffled batters with his
knuckle
ball. He threw strikes on his way to 151 career victories, and he
continues to
throw strikes...in the bowling alley. This summer Candiotti, radio
broadcaster
for the Arizona Diamondbacks, was honored with induction into the
International Bowling Museum and Hall of Fame. Candiotti owns a bowling
average of better than 200 and rolled a perfect 300 game this past
spring. In his honor, the Bowling Proprietors' Association
of America has established the Tom Candiotti Youth Bowling Initiative.
Congratulations
to this month's trivia winner, John H of Plymouth, winner of a River Eels Prize
Package. Congratulations too to Mary M.of Braintree who was selected at random from our
newsletter subscribers and wins a River Eels Prize Package.
Check
out this month's trivia challenge regarding the best and worst trades in Red
Sox history.
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Support your team in style and
comfort with the Plymouth River Eels black Micro Polar Fleece Pullover. The fleece is the River Eels version of the
popular “Francona fleece” worn every game by Boston Red Sox manager Terry
Francona. The fleece itself is warm and
comfortable to wear during any occasion.
It is made of 100% polyester with elasticized bindings to ensure the
optimal comfort. Whether you are
coaching or watching a little league game or out for a casual evening, show
everyone where you loyalties lie when you sport the new Plymouth River Eels
fleece by Rawlings. The fleece can be
purchased on our website, at Pro Sports in Kingston
or at M&M Sporting Goods in Plymouth.
Supplies are limited.
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2007 08
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Plymouth will always be known as one of the original spots
of English settlement in America, which has some locals wondering why
Plymouth’s newest baseball team is named something as seemingly unrelated as
“the River Eels.” But Erik Christensen,
VP of marketing and communications for Bay Colony Baseball & Athletics,
says the team nickname is more relevant that some people realize.
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The Plymouth River Eels are undefeated.
The minor league baseball team, sponsored by the parent
Plymouth River Eels, finished off a perfect Little League season, winning the championship
game this Tuesday by a score of 9-6.
“We got lucky,” a dripping wet coach Stan Cushing said after
getting dunked with a water cooler by his players.
While “lucky” seems a bit humble a description for a River
Eels team that won all 14 of their games while outscoring their opponents 199
to just 34 along the way, it certainly was an impressive feat for a team
comprised of talented players that just happened to fall in Cushing’s lap.
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The Frontier League is an Independent Baseball League in
the West Virginia, eastern Kentucky,
and southeast Ohio areas. When the league was in danger of folding, the
visionaries who helped build it brought in Bill Lee to serve as the leagues
first-ever commissioner. That was in
1994, and Lee has been the Commissioner since, helping build the Frontier
League to one of the strongest in the nation.
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A previous trivia question asked what Massachusetts-born
pitcher in the modern era (post 1900) has amassed the most career victories.
The answer to this question become much easier as the 2007 season progressed
and Tom Glavine, born in Concord and raised in Billerica, marched inexorably to
his 300th career victory. Congratulations to Janet W. of Plymouth
for correctly identifying Tom Glavine.
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