Benton Moss returned to UNC for his senior year to pitch for the Tar Heels turning down being a fifteenth round selection as a junior. He returned to Carolina for many more reasons other than not liking his draft status but coming back to play one more year paid off today for Moss.
The 174th player today announced in the sixth round was Benton Moss and he was grabbed up by the Tampa Bay Rays. A sixth rounder has very little negotiating power especially a player who is a senior with no further college baseball eligibility left. Once the Rays can concentrate on signing players once the draft is over I suspect Moss will sign quickly in order to report to where ever they will send him once he signs.
As I write this they are in the middle of the eighth round of ten that will be held today and we all await to see if a spectacular senior season for Collins Cuthrell will pay off getting a call. We will monitor the remaining draft today and all of tomorrow's looking for Collin's name.
The ACC has been sixty years since they won the College World Series. If they are to win it this year they must beat four teams from the Southeastern Conference. LSU, Florida, Vanderbilt and Arkansas all won their Super Regional to quality for the World Series. The ACC will have their chance however as two teams survived the Super Regional Virginia and Miami.
There can only be one ACC team to play for the title if either gets that far as both Miami and Virginia are in the same bracket. Saturday's first day will match Arkansas against Virginia and Florida the number one overall seed when the tournament began playing Miami. These four teams will play a double elimination tournament and the other bracket will do the same with the two winners playing a two out of three late next weekend.
The other bracket will feature LSU against TCU the lone team left from the Big 12. Cal State Fullerton who knocked Louisville out in extra innings Monday night will face Vanderbilt. All of this action starts Sunday. Two of the deciding games Monday night went extra innings including the 16 inning TCU -Texas A&AM 5-4 game.
The college basketball rules committee has made some rule changes of interest starting next basketball season. The big one is reducing the time clock to 30 seconds. Several more include coaches calling time outs while the game is in progress. That would eliminate coaches calling time out when the ten second mid court violation is about to happen. A player on the court can call a timeout but you will only have the few seconds on the ten second clock to still get it over mid court after the time out. They also installed a flopping rule.
The women's game is going to ten minute quarters instead of two 20 minute halls.
Tuesday, June 9, 2015
Monday, June 8, 2015
Staying In House
The Rocky Mount Telegram is reporting that Rocky Mount Academy's new football coach is from within the B W Holt coaching Staff as Terrell Hudgins will take over the reins as football coach. If there is any person who has ever fell from the Holt coaching tree Terrell Hudgins came from the Holt's roots . He was Holt's quarterback when he arrived at Rocky Mount High in 2003. A starter his sophomore season he lead Rocky Mount to a 7-5 record and under Holt was 8-4 and 12-1.
He was involved in the biggest play this century for the Gryphons as he had helped the Gryphons tie New Bern 28-28 in regulation and New Bern scored first to lead 35-28 in the first overtime. Holt elected to finish the game at this point calling for a 2 point conversion with Hudgins running the option to the right side. Tackled at about the 1 yard line the six feet two inch Hudgins was able to fall across the goal line giving Rocky Mount a shocking upset of the Bears 36-35 and clinched the conference crown for the Gryphons and left only Northern standing in the way of a Gryphon undefeated season.
Hudgins was a multi sport star at Rocky Mount making all conference in football, basketball where he was a rebounding machine and outstanding hitter in baseball. 2005 Hudgins was named the North Carolina Male Athlete of the year. The heated rivalry between Northern Nash and Rocky Mount they played the final game of the baseball season in 2005 the same day Hudgins received the athlete of the year award. The game was played at Northern Nash and the Knights in a true act of sportsmanship delayed the game for an hour in order for Hudgins to return from Chapel Hill after winning the award.
ECU offered a full football scholarship with the promise of Hudgins getting a shot at quarterback. Hudgins was moved to wide receiver and unwilling to not get a shot at quarterback transferred to Elon where he never got a chance at quarterback either. How fate changes the course of people's lives.
Four years as a wide receiver Hudgins holds 10 college pass receiving records. He still holds six Southern Conference records. He was invited to try out for the Dallas Cowboys. Once Holt came to RMA in 2012 Hudgins joined his staff and has been there for the two state titles.
Any one who knows Terrell can see that his personality is one that players will like to play for him. He has his hands full in following Holt's footsteps after two state titles in a row. Regardless of who had of gotten the job they would all have had that problem.
He was involved in the biggest play this century for the Gryphons as he had helped the Gryphons tie New Bern 28-28 in regulation and New Bern scored first to lead 35-28 in the first overtime. Holt elected to finish the game at this point calling for a 2 point conversion with Hudgins running the option to the right side. Tackled at about the 1 yard line the six feet two inch Hudgins was able to fall across the goal line giving Rocky Mount a shocking upset of the Bears 36-35 and clinched the conference crown for the Gryphons and left only Northern standing in the way of a Gryphon undefeated season.
Hudgins was a multi sport star at Rocky Mount making all conference in football, basketball where he was a rebounding machine and outstanding hitter in baseball. 2005 Hudgins was named the North Carolina Male Athlete of the year. The heated rivalry between Northern Nash and Rocky Mount they played the final game of the baseball season in 2005 the same day Hudgins received the athlete of the year award. The game was played at Northern Nash and the Knights in a true act of sportsmanship delayed the game for an hour in order for Hudgins to return from Chapel Hill after winning the award.
ECU offered a full football scholarship with the promise of Hudgins getting a shot at quarterback. Hudgins was moved to wide receiver and unwilling to not get a shot at quarterback transferred to Elon where he never got a chance at quarterback either. How fate changes the course of people's lives.
Four years as a wide receiver Hudgins holds 10 college pass receiving records. He still holds six Southern Conference records. He was invited to try out for the Dallas Cowboys. Once Holt came to RMA in 2012 Hudgins joined his staff and has been there for the two state titles.
Any one who knows Terrell can see that his personality is one that players will like to play for him. He has his hands full in following Holt's footsteps after two state titles in a row. Regardless of who had of gotten the job they would all have had that problem.
Rock Bottom
There was a period of time in my life when I played golf as much as possible. My playing average was pretty consistent around 86. During the summer when I was fortunate enough to keep it in the fairway and got all the extra roll possible I could play between 80-82 and and other time 88-92. I broke 80 only four times. Those days when I carded a 78 once, 76 twice and 75 once I was able to keep the ball in play and made every forty foot putt.
Maybe 20 per cent of the time I beat 85 which is what Tiger Woods shot Saturday. I would be shocked if Tiger Woods doesn't retire from golf if his game stays in the state it is in right now. 85 by Tiger is like me shooting 120. Tiger has played at such a high level for so long but every golfer at some point in time loses it and it looks like it is Tiger's time.
Johnny Miller for about five years was the best player in the universe but woke up one day with the yips and next came the TV booth. It is hard for any player to maintain greatness every week. Jordan Speith this year's best golfer goes two or three weeks where it is a struggle to make the cut. Then over night he's near the top of the leader board.
Tiger Woods was near the number one golfer in the world for about 15 years. His bad days on the golf course was a 72. Never on the leader board for driving accuracy Tiger had the ability to get on the green and he never missed a putt under eight feet.
Still off the fairway Tiger no longer makes every putt. The one truly down fall for Tiger now is he doesn't walk out to the first tee thinking that he is the best in the world and he made every other player play for second.
The way Tiger has dominated the game can you see him having to qualify to even make the tour in the future? I don't think any of us need to feel sorry for Tiger. If he never makes another dime playing golf he will be like Arnold Palmer and when he is 80 he still be making endorsement money from all the companies that want to associate with him.
Every great one has hit the wall where they can no longer play at the level of champions. Age, injury, family obligations and the stress of the grind of tour golf. If you look at every tournament Tiger has played this year he is getting close to the end of the rope.
Maybe 20 per cent of the time I beat 85 which is what Tiger Woods shot Saturday. I would be shocked if Tiger Woods doesn't retire from golf if his game stays in the state it is in right now. 85 by Tiger is like me shooting 120. Tiger has played at such a high level for so long but every golfer at some point in time loses it and it looks like it is Tiger's time.
Johnny Miller for about five years was the best player in the universe but woke up one day with the yips and next came the TV booth. It is hard for any player to maintain greatness every week. Jordan Speith this year's best golfer goes two or three weeks where it is a struggle to make the cut. Then over night he's near the top of the leader board.
Tiger Woods was near the number one golfer in the world for about 15 years. His bad days on the golf course was a 72. Never on the leader board for driving accuracy Tiger had the ability to get on the green and he never missed a putt under eight feet.
Still off the fairway Tiger no longer makes every putt. The one truly down fall for Tiger now is he doesn't walk out to the first tee thinking that he is the best in the world and he made every other player play for second.
The way Tiger has dominated the game can you see him having to qualify to even make the tour in the future? I don't think any of us need to feel sorry for Tiger. If he never makes another dime playing golf he will be like Arnold Palmer and when he is 80 he still be making endorsement money from all the companies that want to associate with him.
Every great one has hit the wall where they can no longer play at the level of champions. Age, injury, family obligations and the stress of the grind of tour golf. If you look at every tournament Tiger has played this year he is getting close to the end of the rope.
Sunday, June 7, 2015
The Day The Music Died
There were days in the history of Rocky Mount High school during football season to be in your seat at the football game at the Municipal Stadium just to hear the Rocky Mount High school band march from the high school those three blocks to the stadium. It would send chill bumps over your body.
The man who put Rocky Mount high school band on the National scene has die. John C Sykes made it an honor to be in the band. If you were going to be in the band you were going to perform at a high level at all times and The band won honors all over the United States. The funeral will be today at 3:00pm at St Andrew's Episcopal Church in Rocky Mount.
I remember living in Ahoskie when Rocky Mount Band would be in the Ahoskie parade you knew something was special when they marched by. It seemed the band had a hundred or more members in it but when your band only has thirty five seventy five is a huge size band. You could tell they were not the average high school band the way they marched and the sounds that they made playing Jingle Bells.
Syke's led Gryphon band won three National Band Championships in a four year span from 83-86. They marched in the Rose Bowl parade in Pasadena California, Orange Bowl Parade in Miami twice and twice Marched in Washington D C in front of U S Presidents. Band Competitions they won Superior ratings 22 times. If you don't understand how band competitions are graded Superior is the highest honor given to a winner.
Once retired his life in music did not end as he was a major contributor in the Tar River Swing Band. He is a member of the Twin Counties Hall Of Fame and has won from East Carolina University the 2012 Distinguished Alumnus Award. There is no telling how many musical instruments he has repaired in his lifetime.
It doesn't matter what part of the teaching profession you are in. Some coaches are able to get more out of players than those players ever thought they could give. Some teachers are able to get students to find school to be a place of learning and a fun place to be to learn. John Sykes was able to make his students have the desire that when they played their instrument, march down the street to give it their best at all times and while doing it have fun. There was a pride when you put on that Black Bird or Gryphon uniform that within you, you were a member of one of the best bands in America. The leader was John C Sykes.
The man who put Rocky Mount high school band on the National scene has die. John C Sykes made it an honor to be in the band. If you were going to be in the band you were going to perform at a high level at all times and The band won honors all over the United States. The funeral will be today at 3:00pm at St Andrew's Episcopal Church in Rocky Mount.
I remember living in Ahoskie when Rocky Mount Band would be in the Ahoskie parade you knew something was special when they marched by. It seemed the band had a hundred or more members in it but when your band only has thirty five seventy five is a huge size band. You could tell they were not the average high school band the way they marched and the sounds that they made playing Jingle Bells.
Syke's led Gryphon band won three National Band Championships in a four year span from 83-86. They marched in the Rose Bowl parade in Pasadena California, Orange Bowl Parade in Miami twice and twice Marched in Washington D C in front of U S Presidents. Band Competitions they won Superior ratings 22 times. If you don't understand how band competitions are graded Superior is the highest honor given to a winner.
Once retired his life in music did not end as he was a major contributor in the Tar River Swing Band. He is a member of the Twin Counties Hall Of Fame and has won from East Carolina University the 2012 Distinguished Alumnus Award. There is no telling how many musical instruments he has repaired in his lifetime.
It doesn't matter what part of the teaching profession you are in. Some coaches are able to get more out of players than those players ever thought they could give. Some teachers are able to get students to find school to be a place of learning and a fun place to be to learn. John Sykes was able to make his students have the desire that when they played their instrument, march down the street to give it their best at all times and while doing it have fun. There was a pride when you put on that Black Bird or Gryphon uniform that within you, you were a member of one of the best bands in America. The leader was John C Sykes.
Saturday, June 6, 2015
Benton Moss Academic All-American
The history of University of North Carolina baseball they have never had a first team Academic All-American until now. Thursday Rocky Mount High Grad and Enfield North Carolina native Benton Moss was named to the Capital One first team All-American All Academic Team. As much bad press as North Carolina has received recently about their academics this is a shot in the arm for the Tar Heel nation.
This is not the first time Benton has been on the All American team but it is the first team. Moss with a diploma in hand and several conversations with major league teams under his belt he only has until Monday night to wait and see where his future may lie. Monday night starting at 5pm is the 2015 MLB FirstYear Draft. Those in the know think he will be drafted between rounds four through ten.
Monday will only be the first two rounds plus the compensation picks. 1pm Tuesday starts rounds three through ten and if the experts are right everyone will hear Benton's name Tuesday afternoon. Should his name get called Monday night a rather nice bonus check will be part of the deal but the further from round two you get the bonus checks are reserved for the top picks.
Picked in the 15th round last year but deciding to return to Carolina for his senior season most of Moss' negotiating power is gone because MLB teams know you have no further options now that your college eligibility is gone. So most of the bonus money goes to players right out of high school or those top draft picks who are college juniors who could go back to college like Moss did last year. If he goes say in the fifth round he improved his draft status by ten rounds by going back to Carolina and having a 7-1 season. Good Luck Benton we'll be watching!!!!!!
N C State pitcher Carlos Rodon unless he gets injured will probably never see the minors again. Rodon has appeared in eight games since his call up with five starts now in his history is 1-0 with an ERA of 3.12. Thursday Rodon went six innings and struck out 10 which is right now his career high but his last three starts has given up only one run per game. He has no wins in those three outings because his teammates have only scored three runs in his outings. When the White Sox start scoring runs Rodon won lost record will soar.
The injury suffered by Kyree Irvin in Thursday night's NBA finals in game one was a broken knee cap. He is out of the series and with it so goes Cleveland's chances of winning the title. LaBron is great but I don't think he can win this series alone.
This is not the first time Benton has been on the All American team but it is the first team. Moss with a diploma in hand and several conversations with major league teams under his belt he only has until Monday night to wait and see where his future may lie. Monday night starting at 5pm is the 2015 MLB FirstYear Draft. Those in the know think he will be drafted between rounds four through ten.
Monday will only be the first two rounds plus the compensation picks. 1pm Tuesday starts rounds three through ten and if the experts are right everyone will hear Benton's name Tuesday afternoon. Should his name get called Monday night a rather nice bonus check will be part of the deal but the further from round two you get the bonus checks are reserved for the top picks.
Picked in the 15th round last year but deciding to return to Carolina for his senior season most of Moss' negotiating power is gone because MLB teams know you have no further options now that your college eligibility is gone. So most of the bonus money goes to players right out of high school or those top draft picks who are college juniors who could go back to college like Moss did last year. If he goes say in the fifth round he improved his draft status by ten rounds by going back to Carolina and having a 7-1 season. Good Luck Benton we'll be watching!!!!!!
N C State pitcher Carlos Rodon unless he gets injured will probably never see the minors again. Rodon has appeared in eight games since his call up with five starts now in his history is 1-0 with an ERA of 3.12. Thursday Rodon went six innings and struck out 10 which is right now his career high but his last three starts has given up only one run per game. He has no wins in those three outings because his teammates have only scored three runs in his outings. When the White Sox start scoring runs Rodon won lost record will soar.
The injury suffered by Kyree Irvin in Thursday night's NBA finals in game one was a broken knee cap. He is out of the series and with it so goes Cleveland's chances of winning the title. LaBron is great but I don't think he can win this series alone.
Friday, June 5, 2015
Rumors Becoming True
This is the time of year that high school years are ending and with that comes moves. Those moves are based on teacher contract ending and for some they get out of the business move on to better situations or just move to another school
This is also the time of years when rumors become true, found out just to be wishful thinking. We do know at this point one of the rumors are true and that BW Holt has packed his gear and departed as football coach. To say the least Rocky Mount Academy fell into a pot of gold landing Holt.
A 68 year old man who could not forget the life of coaching. A man who missed the sweaty days of August when you put together your team. Mold them into a fighting machine that will take on all comers in the football field. Stare at film of players sometimes your own team but mostly other teams and developing a plan to beat them.
Stand on the sidelines on Friday night and play a chess match with the coach on the other sideline who wants desperately to beat you. Plain and simple the man was born a football coach and he probably would have loved to have died standing on the sidelines on a Friday night coaching his team. Plans don't always go the way we plan.
Once departing Rocky Mount High and a year away from the game Holt looked high and dry to find a public school needing the services of and old ball coach who could turn a stale program around over night. None saw the need. Coach Holt told me one night after he was on a TV show with me that he wished he had of found Rocky Mount 30 years earlier. The talent level that was here plus those with the wallets willing to improve to stay at the top of the game.
Holt had the ability to change programs over night and he had enough salesman in him that when he sat down with a supporter of the program he could sell you to pull out your pocketbook for the money to make changes. Both Rocky Mount High and Rocky Mount Academy supporters bought in. The biggest thing you get back from Holt is he is your friend for life. His devotion to you is ever lasting.
Holt was never a person to sit still and rest on his laurels. Always pushing for more to make a program better than what it is today. Life throws curve balls sometimes when we are looking a fastball. Holt resigns and RMA is faced with finding a replacement. I can tell you right now finding a golden nugget will not be as easy as landing a coach who just needed to coach.
The football history at RMA has a period when they dropped football altogether. Eight man football in North Carolina has it's finger nails dug in the dirt hanging on the edge of a cliff. Several private schools don't know whether their doors will be open or if they will have enough players to even field an eight man team.
Will RMA be forced if it is to continue to field a football team be forced to go back to eleven man! Holt was only a part time coach who whenever possible went home to Bristol Tennessee. Despite winning two state championships what coach would leave a full time position at a public high school to go to coach eight man? How many retired coaches do you know like Holt just can't live without football? I suspect RMA will go back to a volunteer coach who comes after work because he likes coaching and loves RMA and wants to keep football alive. RMA just can't luck up and find another Holt can they?
This is also the time of years when rumors become true, found out just to be wishful thinking. We do know at this point one of the rumors are true and that BW Holt has packed his gear and departed as football coach. To say the least Rocky Mount Academy fell into a pot of gold landing Holt.
A 68 year old man who could not forget the life of coaching. A man who missed the sweaty days of August when you put together your team. Mold them into a fighting machine that will take on all comers in the football field. Stare at film of players sometimes your own team but mostly other teams and developing a plan to beat them.
Stand on the sidelines on Friday night and play a chess match with the coach on the other sideline who wants desperately to beat you. Plain and simple the man was born a football coach and he probably would have loved to have died standing on the sidelines on a Friday night coaching his team. Plans don't always go the way we plan.
Once departing Rocky Mount High and a year away from the game Holt looked high and dry to find a public school needing the services of and old ball coach who could turn a stale program around over night. None saw the need. Coach Holt told me one night after he was on a TV show with me that he wished he had of found Rocky Mount 30 years earlier. The talent level that was here plus those with the wallets willing to improve to stay at the top of the game.
Holt had the ability to change programs over night and he had enough salesman in him that when he sat down with a supporter of the program he could sell you to pull out your pocketbook for the money to make changes. Both Rocky Mount High and Rocky Mount Academy supporters bought in. The biggest thing you get back from Holt is he is your friend for life. His devotion to you is ever lasting.
Holt was never a person to sit still and rest on his laurels. Always pushing for more to make a program better than what it is today. Life throws curve balls sometimes when we are looking a fastball. Holt resigns and RMA is faced with finding a replacement. I can tell you right now finding a golden nugget will not be as easy as landing a coach who just needed to coach.
The football history at RMA has a period when they dropped football altogether. Eight man football in North Carolina has it's finger nails dug in the dirt hanging on the edge of a cliff. Several private schools don't know whether their doors will be open or if they will have enough players to even field an eight man team.
Will RMA be forced if it is to continue to field a football team be forced to go back to eleven man! Holt was only a part time coach who whenever possible went home to Bristol Tennessee. Despite winning two state championships what coach would leave a full time position at a public high school to go to coach eight man? How many retired coaches do you know like Holt just can't live without football? I suspect RMA will go back to a volunteer coach who comes after work because he likes coaching and loves RMA and wants to keep football alive. RMA just can't luck up and find another Holt can they?
Thursday, June 4, 2015
The Magic of Instant Communications
Saw on Instagram that Blake Helms senior Rocky Mount Gryphon baseball player has committed to play baseball for Barton. This past season Blake was 8-2 during the regular season. Do you think he was the main man on the mound or not. The Gryphons only won ten games all season.
Instagram was hot yesterday as Isaiah Alston the senior Gryphon shooting guard basketball player has committed to play for John Thompson at NC Wesleyan. Isaiah average 20.8 points per game and had his moments that he could score 15 points in a matter of seconds throwing in threes. He averaged 4.8 rebounds as a shooting guard and not quite two assists per game.
The end of basketball season has come and gone and one former Lady Gryphon that I had not mentioned since Christmas was Carmen Richardson. Richardson freshman year at Queens College in Charlotte she played in all 27 games averaging 17.9 minutes per game. Hey 17 minutes per game is major contributions for a freshman off the bench. She shot almost 38 per cent at guard averaging 5.8 points per game. Not a bad freshman year at all for Carmen.
This week's update on Brian Goodwin playing in AA Harriburg Pa. Brian hit his second home run of the year but that batting average is a concern. Down to 218 which is where he was hitting before his shoulder injury last season in AAA Syracuse. Injuries have been the down fall of many players in any sport. Brian is listed as the 13th prospect for the Washington Nationals but last year at this time he was number one.
Hobbs Johnson lost his second game of the season at Bolixi Mississippi pitching in AA for the Milwaukee Brewers. His record now stands at 3-2 with and ERA of 3.26. If you recall earlier in the season Bolixi has not played a home game yet due to the fact their stadium has not been completed but it is close now.
The most odd first year in pro baseball must belong to Trea Turner the former Wolfpack shortstop was a first round draft pick for the San Diego Padres. Turner signed a 3.9 million dollar bonus when he signed with the Padres on June 13 2014. Christmas he was the player to be named later in a three way trade between the Padres and the Washington Nationals.
MLB rules state that no rookie can be traded until one year after his first year of his contract ends. So Turner has spent the entire spring in San Antonio the AA affiliate of the Padres playing for a team that doesn't want him. So what has Turner done. He has hit 325 and played flawless shortstop for a team that will not have him after June 13th when his year is up.
Still trying to recover from the Wolfpack baseball game that ended after midnight Monday. It is about the worse two innings I have ever seen any team play.
Instagram was hot yesterday as Isaiah Alston the senior Gryphon shooting guard basketball player has committed to play for John Thompson at NC Wesleyan. Isaiah average 20.8 points per game and had his moments that he could score 15 points in a matter of seconds throwing in threes. He averaged 4.8 rebounds as a shooting guard and not quite two assists per game.
The end of basketball season has come and gone and one former Lady Gryphon that I had not mentioned since Christmas was Carmen Richardson. Richardson freshman year at Queens College in Charlotte she played in all 27 games averaging 17.9 minutes per game. Hey 17 minutes per game is major contributions for a freshman off the bench. She shot almost 38 per cent at guard averaging 5.8 points per game. Not a bad freshman year at all for Carmen.
This week's update on Brian Goodwin playing in AA Harriburg Pa. Brian hit his second home run of the year but that batting average is a concern. Down to 218 which is where he was hitting before his shoulder injury last season in AAA Syracuse. Injuries have been the down fall of many players in any sport. Brian is listed as the 13th prospect for the Washington Nationals but last year at this time he was number one.
Hobbs Johnson lost his second game of the season at Bolixi Mississippi pitching in AA for the Milwaukee Brewers. His record now stands at 3-2 with and ERA of 3.26. If you recall earlier in the season Bolixi has not played a home game yet due to the fact their stadium has not been completed but it is close now.
The most odd first year in pro baseball must belong to Trea Turner the former Wolfpack shortstop was a first round draft pick for the San Diego Padres. Turner signed a 3.9 million dollar bonus when he signed with the Padres on June 13 2014. Christmas he was the player to be named later in a three way trade between the Padres and the Washington Nationals.
MLB rules state that no rookie can be traded until one year after his first year of his contract ends. So Turner has spent the entire spring in San Antonio the AA affiliate of the Padres playing for a team that doesn't want him. So what has Turner done. He has hit 325 and played flawless shortstop for a team that will not have him after June 13th when his year is up.
Still trying to recover from the Wolfpack baseball game that ended after midnight Monday. It is about the worse two innings I have ever seen any team play.
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