The work planned on Satellite is great, however it is imperative that the outfield be rolled. Everyone who has played in the outfield there last year, or saw the balls bounce at 45 degree angles, or twisted ankles, knows how uneven the field has become due to soccer play on the rain soaked field. I would suggest that we wait to roll it until after the fence is put up, which should discourage any new damage this year.
as one who, more times than he wants to count, looked like the buffoon out there when a one- or two-hopper suddenly darted to either side of me or bounced surprisingly at my head, i concur with bob.
of course, that'll reduce my excuses by one. -mike
-- Edited by mikehart on Monday 11th of February 2013 04:09:25 PM
Rolling must be done at the right field condition...not too dry and of course too wet. And getting the people who will do it to cooperate with you..Speaking from many years of experience with Little League fields.
-- Edited by DP on Wednesday 13th of February 2013 11:10:27 AM
Rolling must be done at the right field condition...not too dry and of course too wet. And getting the people who will do it to cooperate with you..Speaking from many years of experience with Little League fields.
-- Edited by DP on Wednesday 13th of February 2013 11:10:27 AM
Being there everyday to check on it, talk to local officials..school,town or municipality you have to deal with ..needs close attention..coming to work a day or two is different.. PS.remember our talk a couple of years ago..?
