Jolly Olive

I do.

Oh, Jack Leiter.

Bob, you got that?

He tripped over the freaking on-deck circle.

Did you see that?

No, I didn't see this.

First of all, he gives up this ball, runs a score, and he's going to back up third base.

It's humiliating for a pitcher to have to go back up bases.

They hate it.

um but he's going to back up third and he trips over the oh scary circle scary that's super scary he ends up being okay but we gotta figure that out jolly i agree that's it's kind of i feel like every time i see someone like run over and i get i just like instinctively wince there's too much stuff

so it's just sitting in front of the plate what are we doing dude it's little league we have like two jobs i don't know if you know about umpires i don't know much about umpires oh my goodness i think you know more than i do hey uh you know shout out you're giving your time they're also making money but you're giving your time i'm not here to hate but like there are times where you see these guys and they are just mailing it in checked out

mailing it in.

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