Nothing starts a season ending wrap up like a picture pun association. Boy oh boy is that University of New Hampshire degree paying off in spades or what!?
Another Bears season has come to a close. 2007 is behind us and its time to reflect and close her down. Lets start with the last two games - yes TWO - that were the 2007 playoffs.
Round 1:
Bears 13
Vanguard 1
Uh huh. That's correct. We plastered those cocky bastards like Pete Lie on a broken wall. Before they even got there they had to things written: a second round roster and us "off". Two huge mistakes. Two six run innings, the 2nd and 5th, and a solo blast by John "30 Blocks Is Too Far" Malosh in the 3rd was more than enough for the measly one they put on us. This was also due to stellar defense and even more stellar pitching by the years MVP Jason "Lord of the Ring" Jones. Putting those clowns away, which, by the way, ended in Ken "Gary Carter" Tsang picking off the runner at first from behind the plate, just made me want to dry hump the bench. Fortunately for everyone, I refrained, and it was on to round 2.
Round 2:
Bears 2
Coppersmiths 4
So, as the score reflects, we came up two runs short of playing Charter for the all the clams in the bay. A frustrating loss for sure but at the hands of the number one team in the league who lost one game only. And not only that, we took them to the wall and kept it absolutely respectable. They were just a little better than us. And I stress a little. We made two or three mistakes they didn't that cost us, but hey, no one dare hang their head. One again, the efforts of #17 can't be hailed enough. Mr. Jones, unlike my midsection as I creep closer to the 4-0, you are SOLID.
And so it ends. The Wednesday jaunts to the dusty grassless meadow of Clinton Dewitt is a memory. But some great memeories were built, a solid team stays in tact, and with just a little work, I see zero reason why we won't be back in the post season in 2008.
Season Positives:
A seven game stretch of no losses that effectively cemented our spot in the post season.
Serious defensive skills.
An amazingly consistent pitcher.
Some great fill ins that I hope become roster regulars.
Brother Jimmy's
Ashley
Season Negatives:
The lights during game one.
Shady league.
The Bears innings.
Error's.
Playing a second game in the wet and cold when penguins would have seeked shelter.
Thursday mornings after Brother Jimmy's.
And now the first time ever, introducing the:
D-BAG's (Distinguised Bear Acheivement Grants)
ROY: Hands down, this goes to Adam "My Knees Hurt" Slavin. Not only did he take over the catching job without batting an eye, we gained a co-manager. Honestly, he helped me a ton behind the scenes that I am forever grateful for.
MVP: In this league, you are nothing without a good pitcher. We have one. #17, the MVP is a no brainer. The consistency, especially in the later part of the year and the playoff run is a large reason we finished 4th overall. Well deserved.
CHS (Can't Hit Shit):
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