[Husker] Re: batting helmets

[Glen Heiman]

"Jerry" <jroatiesr at cox.net> wrote in message
news:001801c5741c$2d814500$0a01a8c0 at ZEPHYR...
>
> Pine tar is used on any type of bats and also players will some times put
it
> in their fielding gloves which is illegal.  It was announced today a
> professional player, pitcher, was suspended for 10 days when they found
pine
> tar in his glove.

The above scenario does not apply to Brian Donnelly!

Brian Donnelly is being suspended under Section 3.02.  His violation was an
automatic suspension for "doctoring" baseballs.

It was not because pine tar assists his fielding.

Heiman



You cannot take the pine tar "rag" into the batters box.
> So players will start putting the pine tar on their helmets so they can
get
> extra on their batting gloves when they are hitting.
>
> Go Huskers.
> Jerry Oates
>
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Harmon, Josh" <j.harmon at tcu.edu>
> To: <husker at tssi.com>
> Sent: Saturday, June 18, 2005 9:50 AM
> Subject: batting helmets
>
>
> : I'm probably the only person that doesn't know this, but why do all of
the
> : Nebraska batting helmets look like they've been through a fire?  Were
> : they?  Is this part of a tradition?
> :
> : Josh
> :
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