In a galaxy far, far away,,, there lies a small blue planet circling a bright yellow star. The planet lies within the circumstellar habitable zone and like our own Mother Earth, is covered mostly in life's essential, H2O. At some point in its never ending orbit, this planet,,, let's call it Keplar-62e, no, wait, Keplar-62f (since it is smaller and closer to the size our own planet), tilts on its axis and the seasons change from mild to harsh and then back again.
The biggest unknown about the Planet Earth mirroring sphere isn't whether life exists. We all know that life exists in one form or another on other planets somewhere within the universe. I mean it is a scientific fact proven by many, many theories from guys who are way smarter than those of us who read this blog... But I digress.
Yes, or No,,, Whichever perspective you wish to take,,, this is truly All about whether or not this planet has advanced to the point that their softball teams can even take the field with the players desperate for an OBI victory.
Thus, the OBI blog makes a historic return, along with the OBI squad stepping onto the relatively large confines of Field 4 with hopes and dreams of a return to Split City. Cuz we kinda needs a win the next couple of weeks given we are currently 1-9.
All I can says is,,, thank goodness that Tampa Bay went 0-14 and we do Not need to worry about that record. What?!?!? Okay, I have just been informed that Tampa Bay 0-14 was the NFL team and Not the MLB team. Dang it...
Anyways, this planet works just fine for me. Keep your feet on the ground, your head in the clouds, and you will be one tall sonofabitch... Seriously!!!
Stats return next week. Just in time for Season 2 to begin winding down. Gooooo OBI !!!
