The coldest experience on earth is not mountain climbing, dog sledding or even ice bathing, argues columnist JasonGay. It’s being trapped in right field during a baseball practice in mid-March.
Spring is nearly here, and with it, the reliable rituals of the season: longer days, colorful blossoms, the delightful return of songbirds and, of course, people completely freezing off their behinds at baseball practice.
Ballplayers, former ballplayers, coaches and parents in our northern and Midwest states are familiar with this time-honored, teeth-chattering, existence-questioning experience. Little League clubs, travel outfits, high school teams return to the baseball diamond, full of vigor and optimism…only to be confronted by practices that feel like they’re happening on the frozen surface of Neptune.
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