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Originally Posted by ChuckElias
Monday night, Ken Griffey, Jr. hit a home run in the Cardinals' new stadium. It was the 43rd different major league ballpark in which (or out of which?) he's hit a home run. That ties the record set by Fred McGriff. It's not a real big deal, since much of it is due to whether or not a lot of new ballparks are built during your career. But it's still pretty cool.
http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/recap?gameId=260605124
BTW, I'm studiously ignoring all the goings-on in New York while I concentrate on my daughter's 5th/6th grade softball team; which is currently in the middle of a 5-game winning streak. How I got roped into coaching first base, I'll never know. . .
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I had not heard about Griffey's accomplishment. I'm sure another factor is being traded in between leagues as well. But it still amazes me that someone, somewhere, is keeping track of stuff like that. I know computers help, but that means someone's inputing the info...
Ok, there are a few questions I have to ask about your daughter's softball games:
First, are you one those 5th and 6th grade parents that feel this is a life-or-death situation?
And second, do the players see your signals, or do you need to stand on a stool?
JR made me do it. It's true...it's true...