Bill Batterman is the Director of Debate and Forensics at Marquette University High School and an information technology consultant, new media designer and developer, baseball fanatic, and writer.
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Bill Batterman is the Director of Debate and Forensics at Marquette University High School in Milwaukee, WI. You can find out more about the Webster Club, Marquette's competitive speech team, at websterclub.org. The squad's official site includes extensive historical information, results, and explanations of the activities in which we participate.
Bill Batterman is a consultant and writer for Wisconsin Forensics Daily, an independent website covering the Wisconsin Forensics and Debate community. WFD features news, results, commentary, and discussion of key issues in WI forensics. You can subscribe to WFD via RSS.
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“The division that we play in is probably the best in baseball, but we’ve just got to keep fighting and clawing our way back. We’ve still got a few months to go, so it’s anybody’s ballgame.”
So who said that? Ned Yost? Scott Podsednik? Geoff Jenkins?
Nope. It was actually Paul Wilson, the Reds’ starting pitcher on Thursday night.
But the sentiment he expressed was applicable in both clubhouses.
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