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    Corbett Report #4 (Game 6)
    Officially or Unofficially, Wolan is Touched in the Head
    June 22, 2004


    So I hear that "Umpire Steve" got drunk last night at the Old Forge because he didn't have the stomach to watch last night's game. Probably a smart move, as there were enough blunders out there last night to comprise a blooper reel. Plus, I hear he likes to fart in the catchers' faces too.

    Well, I'd have to say my favorite memory of the game was watching a lazy fly ball hit out in Mr. T's direction... you know the one where he froze like a deer in Charlton Heston's headlights? It was reminiscent of something out of the Barry Bonds school of outfielding where you let the ball do all the work. Not to be outdone, and boy I wish there was a picture of this, Captain A-Wol had a nice face plant while rounding first later in the game. This was immediately followed by screaming and a trip to the dugout. I didn't know you could just walk back into the dugout and change your shoes in the middle of play. Outstanding! I'm bringing wing-tips next time for the team to use.

    Wolan's dancing antics resembled MC Hammer and his Chinese Typewriter dance move 

    Then I read something about Wolan doing a dance between first and second to distract the fielders? I'm not even going to dignify that with a comment as it speaks for itself. Probably the most astute observation of the evening was when a player for the JQS team jokingly mentioned that Wolan was “Not normal.” Couldn't have said it better myself. Also, another JQS player mentioned that they “want what he [Andy] is having". It's called crack... you can get it just about anywhere if you look hard enough. Well, anyways good luck against that other GDAIS team. Just hit it to Hugger and you'll be alright.

    Ciao,
    Mike


    Mike Corbett is a reporter for MLSB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Softball or its clubs.