New to San Diego

[James Neil]

I'm wondering if any of you guys work the San Diego Ca, area? I just moved here from Oregon and need some help finding my way around. I joined the San Diego Blues and have my first two games this week. Any help or adavice would be great.......James Neil [email protected]

[GarthB]

Originally Posted by James Neil

I'm wondering if any of you guys work the San Diego Ca, area? I just moved here from Oregon and need some help finding my way around. I joined the San Diego Blues and have my first two games this week. Any help or adavice would be great.......James Neil [email protected]

God help you. Move, quickly, before it's too late.

[BigUmp56]

Originally Posted by GarthB

God help you. Move, quickly, before it's too late.

No doubt. Everyone knows the only place to call baseball games worth calling is in the Pacific Northwest.


Tim.

[GarthB]

Originally Posted by BigUmp56

No doubt. Everyone knows the only place to call baseball games worth calling is in the Pacific Northwest.


Tim.

Really? I've called games there, California, New York and Arizona and I wouldn't agree. Perhaps you have had a different exprerience. What level were the games you worked in the northwest?

[DG]

Originally Posted by BigUmp56

No doubt. Everyone knows the only place to call baseball games worth calling is in the Pacific Northwest.


Tim.

I don't know much about the Pacific Northwest, but I would think the Southeast is where the best baseball is, considering it can be played almost all year long. I put my gear in the trunk of my car in early February and take it out in early November.

[kylejt]

Originally Posted by DG

I don't know much about the Pacific Northwest, but I would think the Southeast is where the best baseball is, considering it can be played almost all year long. I put my gear in the trunk of my car in early February and take it out in early November.

Wow, I wish I had two months off.

Kyle in northern San Diego.

[SanDiegoSteve]

Originally Posted by DG

I don't know much about the Pacific Northwest, but I would think the Southeast is where the best baseball is, considering it can be played almost all year long. I put my gear in the trunk of my car in early February and take it out in early November.

Baseball America/National High School
Baseball Coaches Association 2007 Top 50

Rank School 2006 Record

1 Seton Hall Prep, West Orange, NJ 23-4
2 Katy (Texas) HS 37-8
3 Palm Beach Central HS, Wellington, FL 29-2
4 Brophy Prep, Phoenix, AZ 30-5
5 Chatsworth (Calif.) HS 31-3
6 Wilson HS, Long Beach 19-11
7 Klein-Collins HS, Spring, TX 27-12
8 Lakewood (Calif.) HS 30-5
9 Flanagan HS, Pembroke Pines, FL 29-3
10 Bellarmine Prep, San Jose, CA 34-4

[Dave Hensley]

Originally Posted by SanDiegoSteve

Baseball America/National High School
Baseball Coaches Association 2007 Top 50

Rank School 2006 Record

1 Seton Hall Prep, West Orange, NJ 23-4
2 Katy (Texas) HS 37-8
3 Palm Beach Central HS, Wellington, FL 29-2
4 Brophy Prep, Phoenix, AZ 30-5
5 Chatsworth (Calif.) HS 31-3
6 Wilson HS, Long Beach 19-11
7 Klein-Collins HS, Spring, TX 27-12
8 Lakewood (Calif.) HS 30-5
9 Flanagan HS, Pembroke Pines, FL 29-3
10 Bellarmine Prep, San Jose, CA 34-4

If you continue the survey all the way through the top 50, you find only the following states with more than one team:

Florida 8
California 6
Georgia 4
Texas 3
Virginia 2
Ohio 2
Louisiana 2
Illinois 2
Arizona 2