JustBob wrote:Having lights on after 10 in Vegas? I think they might allow that. Don't know why I think that. It is always concerning when temps hit record highs and we have our DD's on the field. Heat injuries are never a good thing and require some time for recovery. Colorado is just a couple days away after this qualifier. Hydrate, hydrate, hydrate!!! I also hope the tournament takes precautions at this event.
ontheblack wrote:Kid has played in 106-110. That pushed the limits. Playing in 115-120 is reckless. If you hit the loser bracket early, do yourself a favor and just pack it in. You wont have enough left standing at the end to win anyways unless you roster 20 kids with at least 3 pitchers.
Who was the brain surgeon who thought a qualifier in Vegas in late June was a good idea? Midland or Vegas, once it gets that hot, its still asinine. I wouldnt let my kids do this, but I will be praying nothing bad happens to those of yours who play this weekend.
Tyler Durden wrote:ontheblack wrote:Kid has played in 106-110. That pushed the limits. Playing in 115-120 is reckless. If you hit the loser bracket early, do yourself a favor and just pack it in. You wont have enough left standing at the end to win anyways unless you roster 20 kids with at least 3 pitchers.
Who was the brain surgeon who thought a qualifier in Vegas in late June was a good idea? Midland or Vegas, once it gets that hot, its still asinine. I wouldnt let my kids do this, but I will be praying nothing bad happens to those of yours who play this weekend.
Totally agree. This is shaping up to be dangerous. If that temperature hits 110, it would seem reckless to have your child out there. Pitchers and catchers especially. Yahoo Weather says it will be 117 on Saturday.