Not my week for sports

This has definitely not been my week when it comes to sports and sportslike activities. It all started Tuesday when our softball game got rained out. Myself and a coworker decided that we would take the opportunity to play some disc (frisbee) golf on the campus course. We had both just gotten new discs and wanted to try them out. We start playing and my new disc is working out pretty well. Then about halfway through the course I decide to go for it all on my tee shot and watch in horror as my disc curves off the fairway and heads towards a building.

We heard something that sounded like glass breaking, but it had an odd sound and we couldn't immediately seen any broken windows so we thought that maybe I had gotten lucky and hit an air conditioner or just the window frame. However when I located my disc and looked behind me I could definitely see the hole in the window. The disc had pushed the screen back into the window and broke it before bouncing my disc back out. Since I know the campus police phone number from work, I called them up and told them what happened. An officer showed up and took down my name and everything for the report. He made it sound like it wasn't that big of a deal since we reported it, but I haven't heard anything else officially yet.

Fast forward to tonight and we're playing a makeup softball game from last week. My first 3 at bats weren't terrible with a good single and a couple other good hits that the fielders made better plays on. Then in the top of the last inning with the bases loaded and two outs, I come up to bat again and go into a full count. The last pitch comes in and winds up about 6 inches outside the plate. I let it go thinking I'll take the easy run and let the top of the lineup come up to bat again. Out of nowhere the umpire calls it a strike and that's the end of that. One of my teamates who was on second base definitely agreed that the pitch was way outside and said that the ump had done the exact same thing to him on one of them. The worst part was, I was playing catcher and saw closer pitches than that called balls.

*sigh*