Additions to the Headache

Manager Jeff Moore was sorry to announce today the loss of last seasons starting 3B Kallie Klien. "however" Stated Moore "Two prospects have been added to the roster, but more on that later."

New Season, Old Worries

with the Fall 2007 season looming Knights Captain Jeff Moore has to ponder just what will the new season bring. Just one year ago the Knights were coming off of a respectable 5-5 season with much promise only to fall victim to lack of consistancy and players. That Falls 2-8 record speaks volumes to the lack of offensive consistancy. But the Fearless Leader has new reasons to be confident. Adding Back 3B Jenna Johnson is going to be a significant improvement. This will allow Kallie to be used in a variety of roles including platooning at third, which the Boss believes will improve defense all around. Also joining the Knights will be Shauna Johnson (no relation) a former Fresno State Softball player she should add a good bat and defense at possibly second or a great improvement at first. With Matt "Gumby" Moore looking like a fixture in left it should make infield choices a bit easier. #57 may be looking at reduced playing time at any position, as it has been seen he has difficulty at anywhere other than first, and even that is shaky at best. In other news the Knights are sad to announce that U Andrew Haynes will not be returning for the fall installment. A good bat and generally solid defender, his play and antics will be missed by his fellow Knights.

Game 10

As the Knights took the field for the last time this season first place was already out of the question for the struggling Knight. after a 5-0-1 start the Knights skidded for 3 straight losses. but a change was in the air as solid defense, minus a few of the captains "experiments", and good hitting led to a 12-6 knights triumph. the big stick of the night was OF/U Andrew Haynes who went 3-4 with 3 doubles and 3 runs. as the Knights finish in a 3-way tie for second and second in the league in runs for, Captain Moore thinks that next season holds even more promise than what the team may think....