RE-PETE

I’ll tell you where he’s at. He is busy walking in front of my camera shot.

I was doing an on-camera interview with McAllen High’s Marshall Miller when suddenly Robert Quintero, who the team calls Bacon, walked in front of the camera.

I’ve been doing these on-camera interviews for months now and that was the first time anyone had ever walked in front of my shot.

I just hope they could edit it out before it makes it to RGVSports.com. The funny thing was that even after he walked in front of the camera, he didn’t acknowledge me or that there was a camera.

Shoelace-Gate

I got to the bottom as to why Miller kept tying his shoe before he stepped up to the mound to pitch in each inning during Game 3 of their regional quarterfinal against La Joya.

Miller said he tied his shoe in the first inning and thought it helped. Baseball players can be superstitious so he decided to tie his shoe before every inning, despite the displeasure from the La Joya crowd.

I guess it helped since the Bulldogs won.

The heat is killing everyone

McHi needs to get used to the heat because its supposed to be hot this weekend.

The Bulldogs had been practicing in the evening, but because Wednesday is a church night practice was moved to after school.

Some of the players were complaining about how hot it was. I let them know they better get used to it.