The Table Top Sports Games of Chris Saguisag
I’ve hit it.
I haven’t lost interest in my tabletop sports games, I’ve lost interest in playing them, specifically baseball.
I played so much over the last 3 years that I may have burned myself out at least twice during that span.
Meanwhile, interest in my other hobbies have returned.
So it may be a bit quiet around here while I indulge in wargames and miniatures/painting for a while.
Signing off, for now.
150 started, down to 12, 1 winner.
From Champions Course in Augusta, GA:
There is a way to calculate scores for every player in the All-Time Greats set that I used (150 golfers), but I decided not to do that.
This time.
I have about 17 courses now, so I may come up with an actual golf tour.
Stay tuned!
With a new baseball season upon us, I thought it was high time to do some maintenance at PepsiCo Park.
The act of rolling the dice in the tower has an unfortunate tendency to wear down the paper signage that is placed in the exit chute, so I took it as a chance to place a logo that I should have put on the park two years ago.
You can see the damage to the top of the paper sign on the left with the old 1940s Pepsi logo.
I simply had no time (or reason) to replace any of the existing signage back in 2015, when this should have been up for Back to the Future’s 30th anniversary.
It’s made of 110 lb card stock instead of 25 lb printer paper, so we’ll see how well it holds up under the punishment.
This is only the second time that I’ve replaced the logo in the chute due to wear and tear from the dice.
Trial run is tomorrow, for Opening Day 2017.
On deck: game two of a three game series between the Dodgers and the Giants, May 27, 1967.
Stay tuned!
