So are the Days of our Lives: Go Cardinals!

Monday, July 30, 2007

Go Cardinals!

In case you didn't know, my favorite baseball team is the

Cardinals. Not the St. Louis Cardinals, not even the Springfield Cardinals....I'm talking about the Boys and Girls Club Kindergarten Cardinals. This was Duncan's second season with this team, and they had a much better year than last year! I'm not sure of their actual record, but I know that they won more games than they lost. And they came in 3rd place in their tournament last week. He had some really good hits this season, and played various positions including catcher, 1st and 3rd base, and outfield. He was the only lefty on the team, too.

It was amazing how much the boys evolved in their skills since last summer. I can't wait to see how well they do next year!

1 comment:

New to Austin said...: that little duncs mcgee is so darn cute! I loved getting to see his game before I left, hopefully he'll make it up to the big league one day and get his mama season tickets.; 02 August, 2007 10:41

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