Why is it that sometimes when Charlie Brown gets hit by a ball his clothes come off, and sometimes they don’t? Does it depend on how hard the ball is hit?
The reason why you pull off your mask is because it is extremely difficult to run with it on. It will move a lot and smack up and down on your face. It also falls off a lot and you are in danger of tripping over it.
Actually, I think CB is one of the all-time great pitchers – look at all the balls that can only be hit straight back to him. Just a shame he’s the worst fielder in history…
stcrowe over 11 years ago
I’ve never understood that. Why is it necessary to rip off your mask to catch a foul?
marshalljpeters Premium Member over 11 years ago
CB, in the event of a line drive, get your glove in front of it and catch the ball.
NormanBates over 11 years ago
Forget baseball, Charlie! Try with soccer, your head is great.
eddie6192 over 11 years ago
Schroeder might just as well be playing his piano behind the plate.
A ALCOCEBA Premium Member over 11 years ago
Charlie Brown plays baseball just like I did. I always had the same result when trying to catch!
Thomas Scott Roberts creator over 11 years ago
I never saw this strip. Must be one of those left out of the original paperbacks.
Aaron Saltzer over 11 years ago
Why is it that sometimes when Charlie Brown gets hit by a ball his clothes come off, and sometimes they don’t? Does it depend on how hard the ball is hit?
Vandy51 over 11 years ago
The reason why you pull off your mask is because it is extremely difficult to run with it on. It will move a lot and smack up and down on your face. It also falls off a lot and you are in danger of tripping over it.
Number Three over 11 years ago
Excellent 3rd panel…
Better stick with the piano, Schroeder!
xxx
Tân Coul over 11 years ago
Actually, I think CB is one of the all-time great pitchers – look at all the balls that can only be hit straight back to him. Just a shame he’s the worst fielder in history…
jack fairbanks over 11 years ago
that’s why i said catch your mask
ah-hee over 3 years ago
To be able to have a clear focus of a broad angled field.