Morrow in Running for 2006 MVP Award

North Ridge Wiffle Ball Weekly
Chris Morrow continued his tremendous play under the lights this evening at Morrow Field.
Morrow's batting and fielding all but assure him an MVP award. "I was afraid if I didn't play well this evening, they were going to send me to the trailer park league - and thats not too far away," stated Lotto in a post game interview.
"I was on my home field and knew I had to play the game of my life. I just stayed focus and stung the ball to all fields. I think this performance alone should get me back into the Beer Exchange in December, " commented Morrow.
"He plays a solid brand of wiffleball. Tough guy to strike out and plays the field as if he owns it," according to A. Rafael.
Saturday night marked the first night game in some time. The evening also marked the arrival of Gil Pak. Chuck Moran took time to comment on both. "Night games are great. The outfield fence was up in what seemed to be seconds and visibility was perfect. No issues with lighting or fog. Pak played well in the field and he smacked his first ever homer. I was a little surprised Morrow didn't give him the ball to commemorate the moment. However, Morrow was busy having the game of his life."
In other news....
The wiffle ball banquet is tentatively set for October 15th, check your schedules. The awards ceremomy will be held at Hoss's.