| The 2005 Waveland Chronicles |
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A ballhawk's perspective on the goings-on OUTSIDE of Wrigley Field during the 2005 Chicago Cubs baseball season. Home-run tallies and batting practice counts of all the balls hit out of the park, plus interesting observations and tales of all walks of life that pass by the corner of Waveland and Kenmore. BlogMaster: ken@ballhawk.com |
Wednesday, April 13, 2005
Well, despite the 40 degree weather and the 20 mph Northeast winds, it was a beautiful day for baseball, so the Cubs did indeed play two. And as usually is the case with doubleheaders, they won one and lost one. Kerry Wood was a little rough in the first game and paid for it - Mark Prior was clearly in control in the second game and was rewarded for it.
My sources tell me only one ball came out in BP - actually, given the strength of the winds blowing in, I'm surprised that even one came out. And in watching the highlights this evening, looks like there were several home runs - which again, given the wind direction, was rather surprising. None of them came out, but a few were fairly close. Cubs head out for a seven game road trip so probably won't be too much to report on over the next few days. Guess I should probably think about doing my taxes... Wednesday, April 13: BP-1 [W-1,S-0], Roof-3 [A-3,C-0], Foul-0, HR-0 Season: BP-33 [W-30,S-3], Roof-3 [A-3,C-0], Foul-0, HR-0
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