Today I got the dreaded meeting with the Coordinator and I was released from the Washington Nationals. I had spent the entire Spring on the training table with an illness then a strained shoulder. I never threw against a hitter or put into any type of game situation. I was given the excuse that there wasn’t going to be enough room for me in Extended Spring so it was a numbers thing and I had to be let

I would just like to give some respect to Tommy and Kim for their awesome job on the CSSBaseball.com website. It’s about time the Saints got a very professional website and I think the work they put into it really shows. St. Scholastica apparently loves their 1990’s website templates and the Baseball program, like with everything else at that school, shouldn’t fit into that mold. I can only imagine how excited Coach is about having such a great resource to show recruits and also for a way to keep parents in the loop as

I was reading this article off a very insightful website (www.steve-olson.com). He is always writing about some very complex ideas that just seem to run through his head. This idea that he talks about came to him while sitting at lunch. Does every success come with failure? Do you first have to fail before you can learn how to succeed? I believe as a general assumption yes. How many people can just go into something for the first time and imagine of perfecting that field. I know when I first started designing websites and just about up from a year ago I finally got the overall picture. I created some HORRIBLE sites but at the time I thought they worked and were ok. I didn’t really “fail” in that sense but it wasn’t as if I had succeeded in creating a functional

It’s (GarageBattles) picking up some steam. We just put together a quick blog so you can follow along with our progress. Things are forming nicely thus far and I expect that once we get the minute details hashed out it will go quickly. If you have some ideas on the project or just want to know how it’s coming along check it out