Adult Baseball team needs pitching
 

I play in an adult baseball league in Allegheny County, PA. We have 15 teams in the league and all games are played on Sunday. We play about 30 games a year.

My team needs pitching. If you live in the Pittsburgh area and will be 30 years old or older before Dec. 31, 2007 and you can pitch, please let me know.

If you have any questions, please ask. You don't need to show up at every game. We are all adults with families, so real life prevents most of us from being there for every game.

Man, first the Yankees, now this? :)

*Ducks*

That is not what I was expecting when I saw Adult in the thread title.

PING: PUMPY!

I thought this thread was going to be about the Yankees.

DT did it for you.

I am one year off the age requirement...i'll be 29 by the end of the year. Oh well.

We will need pitching next year too. If you are serious about playing next year let me know. I can give your info to our team manager.

I don't think so!!

Holy crap, apparently I'm eligible for 30+ leagues already. Damn I feel old...

Don't feel bad. I was talking to my wife about Carlos Guillen being kind of old for the contract he got last month........then I realized that I'm a few months older than him. :(

I play in an Atlanta baseball league. If you give me a signing bonus, I will go back up north...

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I'm 30.. i have 3 pitchs.. Fastball/Forkball/Knuckleball(don't ask how i ended up with that combination) I'm left handed.. however i'm over 1500 miles away.. thats a helluva commute.. Maybe we can work out some sort of clemens half season contract? :)

I'd like to find something like this in my area. Problem is, I haven't played competitive sports in years (some would characterize it as "decades"), so I'd like to find more of a "fun" league than one consisting of ex-college and low pro ball guys who are still pissed they never got their shot and want to treat the league like their personal MLB. Finding that balance has got to be difficult, I imagine.

My first step is playing in a law firm softball league this summer. Now that I'm in shape, I need to get out and do something fun and competitive.

That is one of the problems of the league. My team is made up of guys that love baseball. We played as kids. Some played a little in college. Other teams in our league are exactly as you described. This weekend we play the team that won our championship the last 4 or 5 years. They will easily 10 run rule us..

I heard about one in our area that plays several games a week and travels out of state sometimes. That seems pretty hardcore. I guess softball is the best I'm going to be able to do.

Welcome to Lexington.

Young 'un.