Friday, February 27, 2009
Thursday, February 26, 2009
jakes update on this years softball team- kinda funny
jake has taken up sports writing as a minor so you all will be getting updates on this years possabilities softball team. keep in mind this is all in fun (the teams real. feel free to stop down on fridays to watch and drink a few beers!)
The great season that Ryan Walker had with Possabilities was the last year on his one-year, $9.55/hour contract. When filling for free agency, it did not take long for the Seattle Shit Head softball team to lock up a one-year, $10.50/hour contract with the young slugger. Reports have it that Walker is looking for a contract with the Possabilities Youth Rec Softball team next year, but the hurt and sorrow that Possabilities is feeling is making this agreement hard.
Ryan Walker will be missed. Being a good sport that i am, i hope he sucks in Seattle and falls apart and comes begging back for Possabilities
**Update- Nate Evens and the Possabilities Youth Rec Softball team came to terms around 4:30 P.M. Thursday evening on a two-year, $1,947.53/hour contract plus incentives that can earn him up to $6.5 million more a year. The base salary the two ends agreed upon gives Evens a yearly income of $55,838,274; the biggest contract in Co-ed D league history.
Evens lead the team in Homeruns and RBIs and also lead the league in fastest shot gunning of a beer. The young phenom plays a crucial role on the Possabilities team, starting at third base and batting 3 or 4 in the lineup. Evens has always been known for his impressive on-field play, but what the massive crowds do not see is his "teddy bear" side. When looking at this 6'2" 250 lbs man might be intimidating, but looks can be deceiving. Evens is reported being frightened by worms, and could not hurt a fly.
The contract gives the Possabilities Youth Rec Softball team a huge advantage in the Co-ed D league. Evens brings a potent bat with a lot of pop with a great glove at third. More importantly, he brings his "teddy bear-ness" to the game of softball, making it fun and enjoyable for the players and the crowd.
Friday, February 20, 2009
kids softball team info

PossAbilities Youth Rec Softball Team- Season 2
Basic Info
Type:
Sports & Recreation - Sports Leagues
Description:
Probably the coolest team in the D Co-ed league. Looking for redemption of our epic loss in the World Cup Finals last year in New Zealand.
Key losses: Right fielder, Meghan Ryan!
New comers: Kimberly Luckey (drafted 1st overall) Kyle Stone (drafted 35th overall) Allison M (drafted 140th in the 52 round). Also, Tyler (undrafted free agent) Allison Jones (undrafted free agent) and Kylie (signed off waivers)
Key returns: Nate F, Outfield (hit a grand slam last year) Dave L, Shortstop (Slick glove that never stops at first base) Ryan M, Outfield 'Minors' (Big, fast bastard that crushes homeruns) Nicole 'I run past every base' B, 2nd base (fastest girl on the planet with good bat and glove) Nicole C, 1st Outfield and C (Golden Glove first basemen) Shannon K, C 2nd and Outfield (SHANNON JUNE KOSTEL, 'nough said) and finally, Allison H, 1st and Outfield (a reckon to be forced with in the middle of the lineup, when she's sober)
Undecided: Nate Evens, 3rd base (arbitration battles, wants to play on Mondays) Ryan Walker, Outfield (free agency, considering signing with Seattle)
Last year's record: 324534-7, lost World Cup in New Zealand to the Worlds Best Softball Team 4-3.
Strengths: Team Chemistry. We all like each other.
Weaknesses: Beer......
Guys- Me, Nate F, Stone, Dave, Tyler, and Ryan M
Girls- Nicole B, Nicole C, Kim, Allison M, Shannon, Allison H, Allison J and now Kylie
Number 1 fans: Melissa and Darrick Kostel and Grandma Haukom
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