Today finds me sitting here on my Back Porch this warm summer day pondering the recent Moose
sighting in here Miami. A Moose in Miami
has brought out many fanatics to witness the spectacle and take a break at the
beach. J’s Waterbugs floated atop the sea as Beach Bums observed Sweaty Ducks taking Fun
Dips in the nearby Atlantic waters.
Near the pier just down the beach is a local dive whose sweets attract Eddy’sBees and whose Swingin’ Chefs prepare delightful
fresh fish tacos daily. On that same
pier Crows Crush chips left
from passersby. On the beach and all
over Miami memorials still stand for Jose Fernandez and a few new ones have
popped up this week sporting #DoItForAce,
erected by our Johnson County
Comrades. Visitors from
Cincinatti, home of the once Roja
Grande machine in the 1970’s, stop at these memorials to remember these
fallen aces. They Spawn visions
of the highs and lows of this great sport we call baseball. From the days of Steve Bartman’s Headset to a 2016 Championship and from KC Yankees dynasty days to recent
their Fantasy Farmhand surge
from 2016 deadline moves that have prepared them for a World Zerhries run behind the Judge. Not the judge in Heaven who reminds us that Gods Gonna Win, but Aaron Judge
who’d store away his daily Per Diehms
in fear of going back to the minors. He
knows that a mighty team can fall and a Bad
Team Rising can win it all. But
that’s baseball! That’s Back Porch
League baseball! Where at any time you
can be walking the streets of Miami and see a Moose. What will we see next…..a Gordon/Gordon combo
in KC….a Starling in flight…..it’s baseball so we’ll just have to wait and see!
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