Check out the kid laying down in the background
No matter what position the outfielders were playing, they ALL ran for the ball, even if it was a foul. More than once I noticed all the players were off chasing a ball and nobody was left on the field except the coach! Here is an example of this "clumping" effect.
Two kids on third base and two kids guarding third base??
Another kid laying down...
The coach from the opposing team was helping one of his kids with his batting technique. The kid swung with all his might and whacked the coach in the kneecap with his metal bat. I love how his kids are laughing at him!
It's hard to tell from this picture, but this little guy swung his bat, missed the ball, and he did a complete 360 degree turn. Maybe he thought he could hit the ball eventually, if he just kept turning and holding that bat!
No blooper here, just a cute picture of Carson!
And my favorite moments that weren't captured on film:
One kid made it to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd base, but instead of running home, he ran to his mom on the sidelines and gave her a hug.
Carson made it to 1st and 2nd and he was so excited he kept running past the kid who was already on 3rd and ran home!
My all time favorite quote of the night:
One of the mom's was sitting on the sidelines with her son, who was playing with a baseball. One of the balls from the Tee-Ball game was randomly thrown, and it rolled next to this boy. The mom looked down and said in a really confused tone: "why do you have two balls?" I about died right then and there!
4 comments:
carrie that's sick!
Don't they have sex education in Utah?
Uncle Phil
I'm seriously laughing so hard at your favorite quote!!! That is classic!!! I seriously have got to come and watch one of his games.
Kids will be kids and I remember sitting through many T-ball games. But Carrie!!! What were you thinking?? I've enjoyed reading your bloopers!
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