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Real name:

Johnny Quenga

Location:

Fresno, CA

Division:

Men's 50

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Oct. 7, 2012 tanker39	Topic: Tournaments Discussion: Seeding The seeding format IMO really sucked. What the hell are playing games for when using W-L followed by RA (runs allowed). How do teams that went 0-2 get seeded higher than teams that were 1-1 and 2-0. If anything assign us number, put it on a ping-pong ball throw them in the machine. Just like BINGO!
Oct. 7, 2012 tanker39	Topic: General and miscellaneous Discussion: Cheyenne Park for Worlds Follow-up to what I just stated. You are dead on about using that field. Someone hitting a homerun on field 4 with two way traffic hitting a car could cause serious accidents. Just trying to retrieve the ball was causing problems because of the traffic. Heck, LVPD was driving by saw the HR he immediately turned on his lights to stop traffic.
Oct. 7, 2012 tanker39	Topic: General and miscellaneous Discussion: Cheyenne Park for Worlds I'm going to have to agree with E4/E6. It does sound like it quote "WHY WOULD YOU PUT THE BEST PLAYERS IN THE 55’s & 60’S division on the WORST FIELDS in SSUSA WORLD Tourney. Thou he doesn't mention which division but we know he was referring to the Major+ division. There are a lot of players who play for AAA and Major teams that should be playing Major+ but are not and it's because of their preference or because they were not asked to play. Trust me recruiting by Major+ teams or any division go on.

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