A Patriotic Sunday
 

Two of the troops are from the New England area: LT Junior Grade Will Sheehan (Boston) and Hospitcal Medic third class Jeff Heriot (Franklin, MA).

It’s a lazy Sunday here at City of Palms,Jim Riggleman Quits on the Nationals, with not a whole heck of a lot of news going on. It was nice to see a group of Red Sox Minor Leaguers play the Military All-Stars on the back field this morning.
These aren’t professional-caliber players just yet, but that also isn’t the point.

“Just being around
them, they’re great guys and sweeing how much they love baseball and what they’ve
done for our country, it’s very special,” Daubach said. “They love
hearing baseball stories and we love hearing about what it’s all about over
there. It’s been great.”
The Red Sox Minor Leaguers won by a score of 4-0.
While Flutie was a special guest, many of the military All-Stars are going to various places to get their baseball fix.
Former Sox general manager Dan Duquette is working with that team, and former Sox first baseman Brian Daubach was managing. A guy by the name of Doug Flutie played second base for the Military Stars today,cheap Boss Sunglasses, and led off. In a shocker, Flutie remains in great shape at the age of 46.

“They are the
best of the best of the U.S. Military,” said Duquette. “We are developing a farm system of our
own for the U.S. Military All-Stars, but I can tell you last year we beat the
Cape League All-Stars.”
“This is a
barnstorming tour,” Duquette said. “We go around from city to city. We’re kind of like the Harlem
Globetrotters of baseball. It’s a fun thing and a good way to connect. People can
relate to baseball and they can relate to the service, they can relate to
patriotism.”
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Daubach is also having a good time of it.