08/06/03 22:22:50 MjQFoYRf0
('仄')ﾊﾟｲﾊﾟｲ
3:お前名無しだろ
08/06/03 22:28:31 Dk+0rdlWO
>>1が何を言いたいのかよくわかった
プロレス板ともすごく関係があると思うし
4:お前名無しだろ
08/06/04 11:46:22 Tebzz7Mm0
wres：プロレス［スレッド削除］
ｽﾚﾘﾝｸ(saku板)
5:お前名無しだろ
08/06/04 11:52:17 Tebzz7Mm0
>>3
死ねばいいのに…
6:お前名無しだろ
08/06/04 18:30:17 j8KVDxmU0
三沢さん
7:お前名無しだろ
08/06/05 16:49:47 8Q7KtNFMO
最近話題のにゃんまげってただの馬鹿なの？ガチホモなの？
どっちなの？
ヤっちゃうよ？
8:お前名無しだろ
08/06/05 17:13:37 Ok/1CpjDO
このスレで稲川淳二叩いてる奴らって何なの？
9:お前名無しだろ
08/06/06 18:33:50 mSm25fjnO
稲垣乙
10:お前名無しだろ
08/06/15 15:56:45 2CSKAaah0
11:お前名無しだろ
08/06/21 22:56:46 gdIJftbB0
NEW YORK (AP)—Ambidextrous pitcher Pat Venditte can confound hitters—and umpires—when he’s on the mound.
The umps working a game Thursday night between the Class-A Staten Island Yankees and the Brooklyn Cyclones had nothing to go by when Venditte made his professional debut, less than two weeks after getting drafted in the 20th round by the Yankees.
He pitched the ninth, and after retiring two batters and allowing a single, a switch hitter stepped to the plate for Brooklyn. That’s hardly unusual. But it becomes intriguing against Venditte, a switch pitcher.
Things got a tad dizzying when designated hitter Ralph Henriquez, who had taken his on-deck circle swings as a lefty, entered the batter’s box from the right side.
Venditte put his specially made glove (it has six fingers, two webs and fits on both hands) on his left hand, and got ready to pitch right-handed.
Henriquez then changed his mind and switched sides of the plate, because a batter sees the ball sooner when it is thrown by a pitcher using the opposite hand.
So Venditte shifted his glove to the other hand.
Then it happened again.
And again.
And again.