Sometimes, he'll bring his banjo and play the Star Spangled Banner before we play. Which is cool. One thing, he is known for ,he is always trying to tie science in with wiffleball. For example, one day at the field, he was mentioning how without sun and water, the grass would die and we'd be stuck playing on dirt.
He isn't married or have any family around here, which helps keeps his attendance high in the league. Below is some picture I scanned of him. he is always receiving some science award.
Scouting report: He isn't great at any one skill, but he's solid across the board. he is also our only left handed player. He has showed up more than I expected.
