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Player injured during Artesia Punishers friendly

by Scorpions » Sun Apr 18, 2010 7:18 pm

The Scorpions organization would like to send our best wishes to the center fielder from the Artesia Punishers 14U. She had a bad collision with the fence during the last game of the day today and was taken away by ambulance.

All of our players, coaches and parents hope that you are doing good.

Best regards,
Walt Griffiths
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by Coffeequeen » Sun Apr 18, 2010 7:22 pm

Best wishes and hopes that it is nothing serious
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by sportzjunky » Mon Apr 19, 2010 11:50 am

Looks like the young ballplayer is fine and made it back to the field.

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by Nzane » Mon Apr 19, 2010 12:29 pm

Good to hear she is ok.......
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by LA FAMILIA » Mon Apr 19, 2010 4:23 pm

Walt and Heybucketers
Thanks for the good wishes, This girl is a baller. she came back to the park sore but smiling and she went to school today. thanks.

Scorpions 14u what a way to show Class thanks.
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by fungodude » Fri Apr 23, 2010 8:18 am

That park in El Monte is a menace. Hard chain link fences with no warning tracks. If you're going to keep the fences, at least create a warning track. This will keep happening until they do. Hope the City of El Monte has a nice chunk of money in their legal defense fund.
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by Gone in 2.6 » Fri Apr 23, 2010 10:35 am

Spazsdad wrote:
fungodude wrote:That park in El Monte is a menace. Hard chain link fences with no warning tracks. If you're going to keep the fences, at least create a warning track. This will keep happening until they do. Hope the City of El Monte has a nice chunk of money in their legal defense fund.

Oh Please. :roll:
What were the other OFs doing while she was going back for the ball? Were they helping her out with her position, calling "fence" or "you got room" or just spectating. Did the coaches ever teach them OF mechanics or is it easier to go after the city because they have the big insurance policy


What are you talking about? Isn't outfield where you just put your weak players? Practice is just hitting them fly balls.
"And as I watch you disappear into the ground
My one mistake was that I never let you down"
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by LA FAMILIA » Sat Apr 24, 2010 3:34 pm

Gone in 2.6 wrote:
Spazsdad wrote:
fungodude wrote:That park in El Monte is a menace. Hard chain link fences with no warning tracks. If you're going to keep the fences, at least create a warning track. This will keep happening until they do. Hope the City of El Monte has a nice chunk of money in their legal defense fund.

Oh Please. :roll:
What were the other OFs doing while she was going back for the ball? Were they helping her out with her position, calling "fence" or "you got room" or just spectating. Did the coaches ever teach them OF mechanics or is it easier to go after the city because they have the big insurance policy


What are you talking about? Isn't outfield where you just put your weak players? Practice is just hitting them fly balls.


our player is fine, our team have done plenty of friendlies there and nothing has ever happened. Our team or the parent from the player are not going to sue anybody.
It was only an accident that occured with our player trying to make a play.
the team do practice plenty of outfieilding drills.
Like how you guys know, in travelball outfielding is a really important possition. There is no way they can put weak players in the outfield. If that was the case, our outfielder would of never tried to track the ball.
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by Ironhorse » Sun Apr 25, 2010 8:57 pm

our player is fine, our team have done plenty of friendlies there and nothing has ever happened. Our team or the parent from the player are not going to sue anybody.
It was only an accident that occured with our player trying to make a play.
the team do practice plenty of outfieilding drills.
Like how you guys know, in travelball outfielding is a really important possition. There is no way they can put weak players in the outfield. If that was the case, our outfielder would of never tried to track the ball.



Glad the young lady is fine. On the other hand, Ouch!! That was a tough read!! :shock:
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by lookingIN » Sun May 23, 2010 9:06 pm

I'm glad she is fine and hope she is back on the field .....god bless all of our DD's and keep them from harm :)
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