Reply to "Music/soundbits/drops"

Panther Dad5,000+ posts

In my opinion, music should only be played in between innings or during an extended time out -- like a pitching change. The exception is a home team's "walk-up" music for each player if they have it. I think sound drops are ok if they do not occur during the normal play of the game -- so, no sound during pitches, swings, or during live play. From my experience, the kids hear the sounds. The game "atmosphere" can be a nice little home advantage....within reason and with a degree of respect.

Having said that, we have a funny little "cry baby" wav that is used once or twice a game for "difficult dads".

It usually makes the visitors laugh too.

3/23/0512:18 PM

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