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Bobbert wrote: ↑Tue Nov 14, 2023 5:16 pm
Here's some further proof that Ralph Owen, and not Ron Cameron, is responsible for the 3 ball/2 strike rule in Detroit Catholic League baseball:
I would love to hear Ron's subdued reaction if someone asked him if he knew the guy, while adding, as an aside, that Owen was responsible for the rule change.
Bobbert wrote: ↑Tue Nov 14, 2023 5:16 pm
Here's some further proof that Ralph Owen, and not Ron Cameron, is responsible for the 3 ball/2 strike rule in Detroit Catholic League baseball:
I was afraid that if they got him into a hospital for the knee surgery, the various blood tests and other tests that they routinely run before and after surgery would uncover other problems that he'd probably neglected or ignored over these many years. At least now hopefully he's getting the care that he needs. Best wishes to you Ron, hope you get well and back at it soon.
Dan in Northville wrote: ↑Wed Nov 15, 2023 1:43 pm
I was afraid that if they got him into a hospital for the knee surgery, the various blood tests and other tests that they routinely run before and after surgery would uncover other problems that he'd probably neglected or ignored over these many years. At least now hopefully he's getting the care that he needs. Best wishes to you Ron, hope you get well and back at it soon.
Yes, Ron, your fans are hoping for your complete recovery & return to the airwaves.
Dan in Northville wrote: ↑Wed Nov 15, 2023 1:43 pm
I was afraid that if they got him into a hospital for the knee surgery, the various blood tests and other tests that they routinely run before and after surgery would uncover other problems that he'd probably neglected or ignored over these many years. At least now hopefully he's getting the care that he needs. Best wishes to you Ron, hope you get well and back at it soon.
Well said. There was the feeling that something like this would happen some day, the way he's pushed himself, and that he would be forced to get the care he needed.
You have to admire his persistence. Thinking back to the original title of this thread—Ron Cameron in One Word—the word "persistent" would get a lot of votes. Good, bad, or in between, there's always been an almost unnatural persistence behind everything he's done.