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Baseball. Blogging. Whenever.Friday, March 20, 2009Wiffle HouseThis is the kind of thing I'd be all over if someone did it around here:Despite the sandlot rules and the tiny, plastic snap of the bat, Wiffle ball is serious stuff . . . Though I suppose they'd disqualify me for using the big fat red bat instead of the skinny yellow one. Posted by Craig Calcaterra at 7:00am Comments
Dr. Johnny Fever said...
Wiffle ball is incredible fun. At work we had a Wiffle ball league running for about 3 years in the warehouse. We no longer have enough interested people, but the “hall of fame” still exists in my office. The main exhibit is our favourite bat (a.k.a. a shovel handle) that busted when a hitter let it slip during his follow through and it ‘helicoptered’ into some metal racking. The most fun was hiding the evidence whenever business clients would visit for a tour Posted 03/20 at 08:50 AM
TC said...
Got really into wiffle in college. Really into it. Owned an aluminum wiffle bat, in addition to a standard yellow, as well as a taped yellow. Played in leagues. That kept stats. Learned to bat lefthanded to account for when the wind was blowing to right field. Of course, we believed in baserunning, so none of this “hit it here, get a double” nonsense. Nope—we played three on three,(sometimes 4 vs 4), and you better hit it where they ain’t. Posted 03/20 at 04:00 PM
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Rules vary, I suppose, but fun nonetheless. We had an intramural team for our (old age) graduate program last year and had a blast. And had soreness. Build a gym and they will come…