Reply to "Dirt or Grass Infield?"

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Its interesting to look at the posts but pay close attention to where the poster’s from. I was born and raised in the Ohio Valley but have lived 30 Yrs in Ca, so I know what its like to try to do baseball in both climates. Believe me, 90% of the Ca/Az folks don’t have a clue about what its like to have to deal with real weather, and therefore they often get “snooty” about the facilites.

Personally, I’m a grass IF guy myself, but would have no problem what-so-ever if faced with a dirt IF, as long as both teams had to play on it. The secret to any nice field is a preventive maintenance program, proper equipment, and forcing anyone who uses it to take care of it or they lose the privilege of its use.

7/26/088:56 PM

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