Edwin Peabody
Last Backyard Radio show
During
our last show on March 22nd, the very first topic we covered was
about San Francisco Giants Catcher/First Basemen Buster Posey. The argument of
which position he should play more of this season was the topic of our
discussion. Steven, Jeff and I believed that Buster Posey was very valuable in
both areas of the game but overall we chose that he play more at the catcher
position. We also had Steven’s brother in law Joe actually call in and discuss
this topic with us, giving us his opinion of the subject. Joe countered our
argument by suggesting that Buster Posey play more in the first basemen position,
which definitely began an interesting conversation between the four of us.
Steven thought it would be a good idea to analyze some of the past games during
last year’s world series to which the giants won. When looking back at those
games it was notice that Buster Posey was very reliable with his play calling
and was a huge factor in why the giants won the series. After bringing this
point up to Joe, he eventually changed his opinion to believing that having Posey
as the catcher, game caller, would be very beneficial to the giants.
Also,
considering that the NCAA tournaments were underway, our next topic was about
the letdowns in men college basketball. Steven asked a very interesting
question that got Jeff’s attention and mine. The question of rather let downs
were a good thing or bad thing in college sports was asked by Steven. We all
came to the conclusion that let down in college basketball was a great thing.
Let downs make the tournament more fun and interesting. It is great to see the
underdog snatch a victory over the team that was supposed to win. In addition, during breaks we made sure to
play nice selection of Friday night hip-hop music music.
Things to look forward to next show
This week coming up, we will be talking
about the newest events in sports and the hip-hop music industry. We are also
hoping to have another special listener call in to join our conversation.
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