Cat's Corner - Latest Comments in Friday, October 30, 2009

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hollyderanger — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 13:30:50 -0000

yo wats up cat just wanted to say ily and im in language class lata holly

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KFDER — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 14:36:16 -0000

cat i love you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i got your bat!!!!!!!!!! FROM LILY TO CAT PEACE

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brittaniea — Tue, 22 Dec 2009 19:47:28 -0000

hey,
u are my hero and i started playing softball at age 7 i have played ever since and i am 13 now i am a pitcher and i can strike out almost everyone in a game i am working hard to be like u and play for u.s.a if it wasnt for sofball my life would be totally different

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mooxlovesxbffx3 — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 08:18:31 -0000

Hey! (:

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shelbymartinez — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 20:46:09 -0000

cat you are my influence to stay in softball and love it!

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courtneyvanorden — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 23:48:46 -0000

Hey Cat,
Hi my name is Courtney Van Orden. I am a BIG FAN. Softball is my favorite. I am doing a report of you for school. I was wondering if you have any information you could give me that would be great. thanks.

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payten2020 — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 20:49:08 -0000

hi! my name is Payten and I wanted to tell you that you are a insparaion to me and my friends during every game we think of you and how you would play the game that we are playing right now! I am a pitcher just like you! and I hope to grow up and be just like you a PROFESSIONAL SOFTBALL PLAYER!

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tombowman — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 18:40:36 -0000

Dear Cat, You are such a busy young lady that this may not register but at your recent clinic on Kent Island, you took some of your valuable time to meet this old guy, give him a hug, had some conversation and then signed my softball with a special message. I suspect that my Son had a little to do with it but that is O.K. Just want you to know how much I appreciated meeting you as I have followed your career since college and just love to watch you pitch!!As I said, Akron is only about an hour away from home, wanted to get there this past season but did not make it - will definitely be there when you come to town next season. Hope the Thunder sale does not cause a problem. I have many wonderful memories from being on this good earth 80 years and now I have another one to add. Your kindness touched me more than you will ever know. God bless you and wish you continued success in all you do. From a quote in a book by Mitch Albom " Remember that the most important thing in life is to give out love and let it come in" You already know that-right? Will love and remember you always. From your #1 Fan. Tom Bowman

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ksmall30 — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 20:51:16 -0000

Hi Cat! My daughters, husband and I are very impressed with the Cat Osterman Experience - we checked out your website - so cool! We hope to visit it someday - we linked it to our teams website, www.blizzardsoftball.com - we have a whole page dedicated to the Cat Osterman Experience!

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ireneysays — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 21:56:51 -0000

Hi, my name is Irene and a student that goes to Parks Junior High School. In my LA class we are assigned a specific topic to research and interview on. I would like to ask you if you can fill out these question by today or as soon as possible. If you do have the time please send this to ireneysays@yahoo.com. Thank You for your time.
Softball Player: Jennie Finch
Q:Would you say that Jennie Finch is a good player?How?

Q:What are some of the characteristics about Jennie Finch?

Q:While playing softball through your life what do you think helped Jennie Finch to move forward?

Softball Rules:
Q: While playing softball what rule was hard for you to follow?

Q: When you started to play softball what were some of the basic rules you followed?

Q: Through your life who helped you learn more about softball? Do they inspire you?

Softball History:
Q:While playing softball did you know anything how softball was started by? Explain.

Q:After a playing softball all your life did its history explain how softball was created?

Q:Did softball history amaze you by how it was started by? Explain.

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ireneysays — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 21:56:07 -0000

Hi, my name is Irene and a student that goes to Parks Junior High School. In my Language Arts class we are assigned a specific topic to research and interview on. I would like to ask you if you can fill out these question by today or as soon as possible. If you do have the time please send this to ireneysays@yahoo.com. Thank You for your time.
Softball Player: Jennie Finch
Q:Would you say that Jennie Finch is a good player?How?

Q:What are some of the characteristics about Jennie Finch?

Q:While playing softball through your life what do you think helped Jennie Finch to move forward?

Softball Rules:
Q: While playing softball what rule was hard for you to follow?

Q: When you started to play softball what were some of the basic rules you followed?

Q: Through your life who helped you learn more about softball? Do they inspire you?

Softball History:
Q:While playing softball did you know anything how softball was started by? Explain.

Q:After a playing softball all your life did its history explain how softball was created?

Q:Did softball history amaze you by how it was started by? Explain.

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YCtigerspitcher — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 14:51:58 -0000

hey cat i am really trying to find out some good drills to make my pitches faster. i pitch 62 and i am in eight grade. when i dont hit 60 or higher i get mad at my self. my coaches say not to be to hard at myself i am doing great but i have to get mad or i wont get better right?!?!?!? any ideas?

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marloroadcap — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 19:09:06 -0000

hey cat i just wanted to say that i was just at your triple threat clinic in williams port, pa(in the dome) and i just wanted to say i loved it and everyone did a great job!I loved learning pitching drills and new pitches with you! I hope you come back next year! THANKS A LOT!
your awsome,
Marlo Roadcap

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Kennedy25 — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 15:01:20 -0000

Hey Cat, i cant believe how long its been since i have written to you. even though i havent been on your website in a while im still your #1 biggest fan and your still my role model. you are the best pitcher in the whole world and i still hope to be as great and successful as you when im older. im still hoping to hopefully join the USA team and play with you in the olympics in 2016. Softball is my life and im gunna keep playing it for the rest of my life=) Cat u rock and i wanna be just like you=) i just hope one day to at least watch you play and then play with you. maybe when im old enough to play for the USA Softball Team you will still be pitching on the team as Cat #8 and i will be right with you pitching as Kennedy #25=) YR THE BEST CAT!!!=)

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Jen G. — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 19:42:31 -0000

Hi Cat,

My name is Jenifer Goldberg and I live in Chicago, Illinois. I know that some time ago Bob Tanz, the assistant coach at the Latin School of Chicago, bumped into you and mentioned me. He told me that you would possibly be interested in giving me pitching lessons. Even if you only have time for a few let me know because I would be more than honored to learn one on one from you. I will leave my contact information with your management team.

Thanks again,

Jen Goldberg

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krystalzamo — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 14:25:51 -0000

Hey Cat. I just wanted to let you know your awesome, and you have set some pretty high standards for all aspiring young pitchers out there. I hope to be as good or better than you one of these days. hope to make my name known

-Krystal Z.

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sydsmom — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 21:54:29 -0000

Hey Cat hope the next camp goes well.

Sydnee

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jaceymcguire — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 11:53:44 -0000

My name is Jacey and I am 12 years old. I attend Fayette Middle School and I am a softball pitcher. I know that you are very busy but I was wondering if you could tell me what I would need to do to become a pitcher for a DI school when I graduate. I am currently throwing 6 different pitches pretty consistently with a fast ball in the low 50s. I see a pitching coach twice a month. I will be the
starting pitcher for the middle school team this year. I also play with a travel team. I would like to set goals but I want to make sure that I have a track to follow. Can you please offer some advice?

Thank you so much for your help.

Jacey McGuire
Fayette, Alabama

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disqus_wjCTU3km4t — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 17:29:22 -0000

oops I meant to say noticed the photo of you and Megan :)

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disqus_wjCTU3km4t — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 15:23:19 -0000

Just stopping in to see what is new with you and the Thunder and then I noticed that the of you and Megan looks familiar :) (Glad you liked it)

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Felicia14 — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 23:04:05 -0000

wow hey cat. your a very busy lady. umm i heard about the Cat Osterman Experience, and i am so excited because me and my softball team are trying to go. I would love to go so i can meet you and learn what you can teach me about pitching. It would be a great experience if we go out there i hope we get the chance. i've been playing softball like my whole life. :)
felicia #14 :)

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Patrick Clements — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 00:20:55 -0000

Hello Cat. You have an unbelievably busy schedule. Not trying to sound like a coach or anything but if you don't get yourself some "me" time you leave yourself vulnerable to sicknesses and such. Good luck getting yourselves some new recruits. I think for your sport you would probably be able to sway more recruits than just about anybody. Are you gonna go snowboarding in Vail. I'm tall too. 6' 2" and I know its tougher for taller people to snowboard. We do alot of that up here in Washington State. I will probably go back to the middle east for work and miss most of the rainy season here and live summer all over, except it'll be hotter and I'll be working. Last October I flew to Dubai to meet a ship and went from snow here to 105 degrees overnight. Talk about shock. Culture shock, jet lag, weather lag. Ugh. Well, take care of yourself Cat..........Always ur fan........Patrick