1.   Age: 19

 2.   City in which you currently live: Columbia, MD

 3.   Hometown: Morton, IL "The pumpkin capital of the world"

 4.   Occupation: student at Towson University in MD

 5.   Single/Married: Well I am not married, but I am not single either. I
       have a girlfriend named Shannon that would love you all to say hi to her.  Her
       screen name is GALnMD.

 6.   Kids (and ages): 3 kids, -5, -9, and -13 years old

 7.   Years playing APBA: going on 5

 8.   How many APBA games do you roll per year: about 250 I would say

 9.   Favorite Baseball team and why (current): St. Louis Cardinals, my dad
       made me a fan at a young age

10.   Favorite Baseball team and why (all-time): I can only remember a few good
       Cardinal teams in my life, but I liked the 2000 Cards the best

11.   Favorite Baseball player and why (current): Jim Edmonds, I was actually a
       fan of his before he was a Cardinal

12.   Favorite Baseball player and why (all-time): This is hard because the
       only players I have seen play still play today.  But for all-time, I think
       Mark McGwire is my favorite.  What he does for the less fortunate is great.

13.   Favorite Baseball stadium (current): Comerica Park in Detroit was amazing

14.   List of Major League Baseball stadiums you've been to:  St. Louis,
       Chicago Cubs, Chicago White Sox, Detroit, Milwaukee, Cleveland, Pittsburgh,
       Philadelphia, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Toronto

15.   Favorite College Team: Illinois State Redbirds

16.   Non-APBA hobbies:  Playstation non-stop

17.   If I could play MLB, what position would I play: shortstop

18.   Most Memorable APBA Moment (sentences/paragraphs OK here): My uncle
       wanted to play me the week I was introduced to the game.  It was my second
       game overall, and we both picked random teams using the 1996 season.  I
       pulled the Florida Marlins and I can't remember who he had, but that isn't
       important.  Kevin Brown threw a perfect game, and I won 2-0.  He then paid me
       $10.

19.   If you had a chance to have dinner with any baseball player that ever
     lived, who would that be? Why would this answer be different from my favorite
        player all-time?  Oh well, that person would be Ray Lankford so I could give
        him tips on how to not strike out EVERY TIME he bats.  No, really I would
        want to have dinner with Big Mac.

20.   General Comments (Do you like the DH?  Do you like interleague play?
     Have you ever rolled any No Hitters or Perfect games?  Ever end a game in a
     "Walk Off Home Run?) The DH does make the game easier to play, but I don't
        like it.  Interleague play is awesome.  No hitters or perfect games?  I
        haven't done that yet.  Wait, once with Kevin Brown.  And walk off home
        runs?  Are you kidding?  Every game of mine ends that way.  If the game ends
        differently, I just keep playing until there is a home run.