your bar softball team, how did you join?

[gunsmith]

 My local AA groups have their underwear getting twisted over "anonymity" concerns with people forming sober softball teams.
 I never joined a softball team, but I always thought many local bars would just have a sign up sheet for those who want to play and a general invitation  for your friends to go cheer you on.

Apparently, there is a municipal league here, and your team can play if you have a manager or something, and you have to rent or buy a permit to use the softball field ....
  I think some "karens" are making a big deal, like if your bar had to play a team of sober people - I would think you would want to have fun and win - like, it wouldn't actually bother you if it was a church or an AA group ... would it? 

if you were in a softball team associated with a bar, i am eager for details about joining, especially how difficult/easy

[Bogie]

Would it be cheating to buy a keg for the other team?

[gunsmith]

Would it be cheating to buy a keg for the other team?

I think it would be a nice thing to do

[fifth_column]

So their gripe is that the AA team would have an unfair advantage over a bar-sponsored team?

Doesn't everybody play better after a few beers? I know I do, just like darts . . . . and driving . . . . 

[230RN]

I don't see an anonymity problem as long as nobody uses the handle "230RN."

Friend of Bill's, 230RN

[Perd Hapley]

Bar patrons are forming their own softball teams now?

Doesn't everybody play better after a few beers? I know I do, just like darts . . . . and driving . . . . 

I have also seen that episode of Corner Gas.

[fifth_column]

Bar patrons are forming their own softball teams now?


I have also seen that episode of Corner Gas.

I'm sure I said it long before those canucks friendly neighbors to the north ever did . . . .