While the Neshanock haven't had a plethora of players on the field this season, we continue to enjoy plenty of depth at the photographer's position. Official blog photographer, Mark "Gaslight" Granieri ably handles most games and when he's not available, others like Rene "Mango" Marrero fill in admirably. And on special occasions, professional photographer and Neshanock family member, Lauren Marchese Nunn brings her unique touch to our games. We were both fortunate and glad to have Lauren with us two weeks ago in Washington.
While no one on the Neshanock pretends to be the "Mighty Casey," every Flemington player has his moments "at the bat."
Chris "Sideshow" Nunn typically strikes first so the Neshanock can take full advantage of his speed and base running acumen
Don "Splinter" Becker has been a valuable addition to the Neshanock especially since he's had an injury free season
Mark "Gaslight" Granieri finds himself on the other end of the camera
Jim "Jersey" Nunn brings 25 years of vintage baseball experience to the striker's line, much of it under the watchful eyes of Sam "It ain't nothing till I say" Bernstein
Jeff "Duke" Schneider attempts one of his classic fair/foul hits
Neshanock field captain Chris "Lowball" Lowry appears to be following Duke's example
The members of the Warren Hills High School team had the rare opportunity to play 1864 baseball on their community's historic field. A two-part history lesson we hope they enjoyed and will remember
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