AndShock wrote:UEACES80 wrote:municup14 wrote:You can take your dirty baseball team with you also.
Remember when your old coach told your picture to
Purposely hit the Aces batter who was 20 feet away
From the batters box.We all have skeletons in our closets.
Well said Cup - I would be over it if WSU had properly owned it but they didn't.
If I were Evansville I would never mention the incident again considering the "victim" is in prison for sexually assaulting an 8 year old girl. But fine, keep bringing up that important part of your history. If you guys beaned BTK in the head while he was walking down the street I wouldn't give a flying f***.
Typical snarky response. For those posters too young to know about the Molina incident, this is an excerpt from a 2009 newspaper article, 10 years after the incident and before the Molina's sexual assault conviction:
Warming up on the mound for the home team that day was Wichita State's Christensen, who was widely regarded as the best pitcher in college baseball. Christensen was 21-1 in his college career and seemed destined to be one of the first players selected in the June amateur draft.
He felt Molina was trying to time his pitches so he directed a 92-mph warmup throw at Molina, who was standing 24 feet from home plate. Molina looked up just as the ball arrived, crushing his left eye, destroying his vision, breaking three bones and opening a cut that required 23 stitches.
"It was a very unfortunate situation and we're lucky Ben Christensen didn't kill Anthony Molina," said Brownlee, Illinois State's head baseball coach who was Molina's coach at Evansville in 1999. (Christensen) hit him in the head with a 92 mph fastball when the guy's not looking. I don't think anybody who was there will ever forget about it."