AuDies and Speechies (1-1) capitalized on Rookies of the Year's (?-1) late inning defensive errors by executing timely hits to ultimately pull ahead and win the game 7-5. Southpaw prospect Eric Hoover went the distance notching his first complete game victory by stymieing batters using his crafty "decibel" pitch. Defense backed Hoover up on key situations to help minimize damage and avoid any big innings for the 'RoYs'. 'AuDs and SLPs' up and down the line-up consistently sprayed hits throughout the game to slowly but surely stay in the game early and eventually finish the 'Rooks' off in the closing frames.
Team Captain Gary Miyasaki, acknowledged last week's (4/7) deflating blow-out 15-5 loss to Big Boys and Girls (1-?), however had a definite positive up-beat feeling after 4/13's game. "Yea this team is progressing. We're gonna take one game at a time. Everybody is contributing. We've got a good mix of speed, power, 'D,' guts and looks. Ya know, were all about having fun - I think that's what is gonna land us more victories. A-U-D S-L-P!!!"
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Awesome! All we need know is someone to tape this and make a highlight reel for an end of the season partay...
Inquiring minds want to know... what the hell is decibel pitch? oh wait, i just got the audio joke.. haha :P
Ha, or maybe it should be the "TTS" or "PTS" (Temporary Threshold Shift and Permanent Threshold Shift, respectively). OK, I'll stop geeking out.
Eric's decibel pitch is quite crafty, because it's based on perception....that sounds like a cool fighting game move - the decibel pitch. Anyways, here's to more STS's in improvements towards a PTS in overall excellence (Standard and Permanent Threshold Shifts respectively).
AHHH! audio geeks to the left of me, audio nerds to the right of me...
All that's missing from that picture are game faces! Yay for the win! Right on!
Aw, Kate we missed your golden arm and powerhouse swing. Come join us again!
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