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[Applause] most likely in the early part of the Season you know it weamp;#39;re going to be dealing with some wet weather here at Nash one there are times in which weamp;#39;re going to get a bunch of your puddles first order of business if you take a broom out to try to remove some of the water from the clay area rule number one never ever with puddles try to brush the water off the Baseline away from home plate off the pitcher mound and toward the grass if you try to remove the puddles by pushing the water toward the grass what youamp;#39;re also doing with this broom is taking very valuable clay for our infield and throwing it out here in the grass area and as you can see if you docHub in here and dig thereamp;#39;s all kinds of clay woven into the grass thatamp;#39;s a waste of clay and that does the fields no good actually creates a lot more damage so what do you do in a situation like this we have a puddled area back here behind home plate the wateramp;#39;s pulled u
