The 1-1 Railroaders will be looking for their first Home Win
tonight against the 0-2 Bombers who’ll be trying to find their first win in
2014. The Railroaders will finally have
their full roster tonight and with one win under the belt we’ll see if the
momentum will carry on. I’m sure the
Bombers would love to spoil things so it should be a good game.
Looking at the early standings, and considering several
games rained out, it is somewhat clear how the rankings are shaping up. The 4-0 Hoppers seems to have their act
together, as usual, and have the early lead.
I’m sure their strategy is to jump out early, get a 4+ lead over the
second place team and stay there. Its
something they have done well every year since joining the OVL two years ago.
The Railroaders usually start slow losing too many games
early on and come on strong before mid-season.
This year’s 1-1 start is the best since 2010 while in the old KIT
league. A stronger start this year
should put us in a better position to catch and over take the Hoppers before
regular season ends.
The 2-1 Oilers are certainly proving to be what is expected,
a tough team to beat. The Railroaders
take on the Oilers this Saturday at the Yard, the next home game. The two teams have a doubleheader next
Thursday in Owensboro to make up the rainout from Monday.
The 0-2 Bombers and 0-3 Miners are struggling some
getting out of the gate. I’m sure
they’ll find themselves soon, and when they do the pressure will be on for every
team. Yes, its still early and anything can happen. I just hope to see more lead changes this year than previous
ones.
Let's go Railroaders! Listening to the audio from the Mississippi Gulf Coast!
ReplyDeleteGood Luck Railroaders from Medina, Ohio! Parents of #21 Tyler Nichols!
ReplyDeleteThe video works just fine, but can't see first or third base. If there was any way to zoom out, that would be awesome!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your kind words about Rick Linton. He really enjoyed his time in Fulton but couldn't turn down the opportunity to play closer home and in his home state. - Scott and Lori Linton. PS - Always good to hear y'all doing your broadcast thing.
ReplyDeleteGood luck Bombers from Savannah, GA! I believe the Giesler's are cousins. - Carol Lightle
ReplyDeleteComing in loud and clear from Hood River, OR! I really appreciate the audio stream so I can root for the Tacoma players as well as the rest of the Railroaders. #RollTrain
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ReplyDeleteYou guys do a great job. Always enjoy listening to you from Dubois County!
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