In all reality, home plate is too deep in the cage and with Lucky pulling the ball it hits a support pole and sending the ball flying back into Luckys head.
Have they stopped using metal bats in HS baseball? Shouldn’t the sound be “PING”? (I’ve never gotten used to that sound – only a wooden bat “sounds right” to my old ears.)
chiphilton over 10 years ago
Lucky uses a version of the “bottle bat” made famous by Heinie Groh almost a century ago.
bitsy twill over 10 years ago
Looks like Lucky’s having some sort of allergic reaction in P3 that’s made his face swell up like a puffer fish.
chiphilton over 10 years ago
Lucky will be off at the crak of the bat. Actually, WHAK is a radio station in Michigan. Connection to Neal?
DaleJQP over 10 years ago
Where is Lucky standing?For outdoor sports, Whigham has to drop a fence in somewhere. It’s like a giant hand.
Pappaw57 over 10 years ago
“… to give her some of my luck” … is that what they call it now?
ranelson43 over 10 years ago
Lucky’s luck – Tilden defense makes spectacular snag?
chujusmith over 10 years ago
“Straightens out a curveball.” That’s actually some pretty good writing for the Gil Thorp strip.
HooDaD over 10 years ago
Lucky’s hands are all wrong for the moment of impact on a baseball swing. Whigham is not much for realism.
WoodyTB over 10 years ago
Lucky’s teammate in P1 looks like the bastard son of Kaz and John Tesch.
Mopman over 10 years ago
Amy is a man? All right, now this is getting interesting!
bearwku82 over 10 years ago
P3- Lucky is sporting some serious wood.
chucklej over 10 years ago
Hmmm, Lucky throws right but bats left
Mopman over 10 years ago
The dungeon story gets dragged out even longer in today’s Mopped Up Thorp. I feel like I’m turning into Rubin and Whigham.
miffedmax over 10 years ago
Who planted that tree in the outfield in P1? Wrigley has Ivy, Milford has trees.
twainreader over 10 years ago
Lucky is outdoing himself. He’s going to hit himself in P2 with a line drive from P3
Mr Reality over 10 years ago
In all reality, home plate is too deep in the cage and with Lucky pulling the ball it hits a support pole and sending the ball flying back into Luckys head.
tcar-1 over 10 years ago
That tree kind of looks like it’s on the pitcher’s mound with that circle around it.
the old professor over 10 years ago
Have they stopped using metal bats in HS baseball? Shouldn’t the sound be “PING”? (I’ve never gotten used to that sound – only a wooden bat “sounds right” to my old ears.)