Wednesday notes
- I'll be recording an interview tomorrow for the podcast, and will be heading out of town shortly after that, so there won't be a group Riding the Pines episode, but we will at least have something out there for all of you to enjoy over the weekend.
I'm heading up to Minnesota for their fishing opener. It's also my birthday on Saturday so it should be a good time.
- Outside of that I've just been watching the Brewers (seriously? Giving up 8 runs in an inning?) and trying to get ready for my surgery, which takes place next Wednesday.
More than anything with the surgery, I'm just tired of thinking about it. I just want to get it over with so I can start rehab and try to get back into everything I want to do by the end of the summer.
I'm planning on being a g0od deal more aggressive with my rehab than my wife would like me to, but I'd just like to work hard and get my shoulder strong and ready for trying to complete a triathlon before the end of the year. Also, it would be nice to not miss the entire golf season as my game keeps feeling better and better. (Which, isn't that hard to do considering how bad my game was when I picked it back up again last year.)
I'm not planning on over-doing it, just don't want to feel like I'm going to "not do enough." I'm sure you can understand.
- For those of you paying close attention to the baseball season, you'll have noticed that there is a tremendously higher rate of shutouts this season so far.
An interesting article over at CNNSI seems to think that the reason behind it is the fact that teams are specializing so much more on defense rather than on hitting as they have in the past.
Definitely an interesting look at the lack of run production this year (outside of the Brewers and Padres game today) and what could be causing it.
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