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  • Xenia,Ohio
  • United States
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Off Season Training- what are you doing?

Replied Dec. 2, 2008

talent over theory

Replied Nov. 21, 2008

 

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Game on verse the Knights!
June 2
Dice joined Majestic Athletic's group
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If it happens in baseball, it happens in Majestic
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Feel free to ask any questions you might have about our CUSTOM GLOVES.
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Miami Valley Roy Hobbs of Dayton Ohio
30 and over Baseball in Dayton,Ohio
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Bats:
Right
Throws:
Right
Height:
6'2"
Weight:
255
Position(s):
P, 1B, 3B, DH
Type of hitter... Power? Average? Slap? Pull?
ALL PULL / ALL POWER
If you pitch, what type of pitcher are you... Power? Ground ball, Fly ball, Knuckleball?
Finesse with high cheese power
I currently:
Play Baseball, Coach Baseball, Play Slow Pitch Softball, Enjoy watching games
Baseball Playing Experience:
Teeball, Little League, Babe Ruth, High School, American Legion, College, Independent, 18+, 30+
Baseball Coaching Experience:
Teeball, Little League, Babe Ruth
Baseball Umpiring Experience
Little League, Babe Ruth, American Legion, 18+
Softball Playing Experience:
Slow Pitch
Softball Coaching Experience:
Slow Pitch
Who is your favorite hitter and why?
Ken Griffey Jr.

Griffey has the smoothest swing in the game. He may be old But, He can still swing the stick when healthy.

Manny Ramirez The guy can cover the entire plate and Has Power to all fields
Who is your favorite pitcher and why?
Jose Rijo / Very charsmatic pitcher with huge heart! A real bulldog!
More About Me:
I love Baseball....And the Cleveland Browns

2009 Roy Hobbs AllStar Game July 19th 2009 New Carlisle,Ohio

Yes and Yes!! Made the team Hitting over .375 at the midway point and Playing Keith Hernandez Gold Glove Defense at 1ST base...LOL...... Sunday will be awesome....

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Hitting a Birthday Homerun

First let me say I am not the greatest story book tellar. But, I would like to share alittle tell of Hitting a Birthday Homerun. I was 20 year old at the time in 1995 expecting my first child. My wife laid in labor for 36 hours and on July 16th 1995 my wife had to have a emergecy C-Section because my son was turned head up and was losing oxygen. Needless to say they got him out just in time.This was our first child and at 20 year old I was estactic,scared,excited, and had many mixed emotions.Its… Continue

Posted on May 12, 2010 at 5:16am —

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At 11:38am on February 27, 2009, Cooler said…
Hey Diceman!...Looking forward to a good season!
At 9:29pm on December 20, 2008, Chris Moran said…
Hey Dice, once you play vintage you'd wonder why you haven't been playing this earlier.

There's plenty of Vintage Base Ball clubs in Ohio. Most of them play the 1860s underhand delivery. I think you would get a kick out of the 1880s era game. Fast pitch and no glove from 55 feet away.

Merry Christmas!

Chris Moran
At 2:11pm on December 15, 2008, Elliot Kennel said…
I have played with and against the Dice Man...I can tell you that he remembers that this a kid's game, and he has fun playing ball! And yeah...he has been known to hit the long ball from time to time! He is also a top competitor in Fantasy Football, though neither one of us had a good year this year!
At 6:16pm on November 29, 2008, Mike Butcher said…
Dice,
There are several keys to control. I believe you have to put yourself into an athletic position on the rubber from the start. Another key for me without getting too detailed is to be able to repeat the good pitches and have feel for them. Try to feel that same release point. Picking up the catchers target and throwing "through it" instead of "too it" has also been helpful. The idea of getting the hitter out with quality pitches early in the count is beneficial as well. To sum it up, sometimes I use a key word with our guys such as "ICE" Intent: You must have an intention to throw each pitch whether for a ball or strike elevated or down. Up/down.. in/out hard/soft. 2: You must commit to the pitch. 3: Execute the pitch. Generally control is a mind set, I believe, if one is wild he/she is trying to do too much with the ball, manipulate, sink,cut etc. Good balance over the rubber with good hand separation, stride direction, length with a good sound repeatable finish. Strike one. Go get em'
At 10:27pm on November 20, 2008, Kyle Grucci said…
I can't wait to see the pictures of your home field. It sounds great!

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