cheering

We are very fortunate that we are still playing baseball. Not only because of the pandemic, but the weather has been cooperating too. Ryan only has a few fall baseball games left and I am still cheering loudly to his teammates and at the games as the "Big League Chooch".

I really enjoy watching Ryan play baseball and love cheering him and his teammates on. I admit I get a bit loud and sometimes obnoxious. It is all done in good fun and now I am shouting out things to his teammates to get them motivated.

My son Ryan is on a fall baseball team and it is so much fun to watch his team play. They usually play on Sundays and I enjoy cheering loudly for him and his teammates.

Fall baseball is here and I am louder than ever cheering on my son and his team. This week, when I mic-ed myself up, Ryan was overhead being very loud just like me. Listen to him being "chooch-like".

It's time for fall baseball which means it's another reason to cheer on my son, Ryan, as loud and proud as I can. I get mic-ed up at his baseball games and then play it back on the show. Here is the latest installment of "Big League Chooch".

We have all gotten loud at our kids' games. Some are louder than others and I will admit that I am of the louder type. But as we embarked on "Chooch Week" where we highlight other parents as loud as me, we discovered that Brian can also be a chooch at times.

Are you the loudest and most obnoxious fan at your kids' games? Do you yell and scream to cheer on your kid? We want to hear from you as we embark on "Chooch Week" with Brian and Chrissy.

We are so happy that we are able to watch Ryan play Little League baseball. It gives us a sense of normalcy. Along with that normalcy comes loud and obnoxious cheering him on. Listen to this week's Big League Chooch.

With baseball back and our son Ryan playing nearly every other night, we had a double-header this past weekend. Ryan loves to play and on Saturday we were at the baseball field for seven hours. He had a great couple of games including an in-the-parker home run.

We are so happy that baseball is back in our lives. Ryan is back on the field and that means that I tend to get a bit vocal. We had a doubleheader over the weekend and The Big League Chooch was out in full force, with a mask on of course.

We finally got some good news about Little League baseball. It looks like they will have a season after all. But there are some serious safety rules that the boys need to know before they hit the field. Listen as the sometimes obnoxious and overbearing Big League Chooch quizzes the little leaguers.

We are really missing sports and I am missing cheering on my son, Ryan. Now there is a glimmer of hope that he may be playing baseball this summer. So I took him outside to do a few drills with him.