The newest additions to the Foftball site, may indeed be the brightest stars to ever shine on CAMF.

Steven is known as the physical embodiment of ONE.  He gives a ONE effort in all things in his life, and Foftball became a part of his life on January 8th of 2005.  In his debut, Steve pitched a 20-run game, and made 17 of his team's 21 defensive outs.  He is one of the most intense and enjoyable people on the earth.  Steve once wrote a book of poems entitled "The quick red fox jumped over the lazy brown dog" because that sentence contains every letter in the English alphabet, and there were 26 poems in the book that highlighted each letter respectively.  Here is an excerpt from the poem on the letter "J":  "Jumping, Juggling, Jolly and Fancy Free.  I am Japanese ambassador the Jealous uncle of Jaime Navarro". 

Steve, like the Steve above is someone who truly knows the meaning of ONE.  In his Foftball debut, in fact in his first ever Foftball at-bat, Lez hit a wire-shot, and 2 in the game.  He learned the driveway defense quickly and began to strike fear into baserunners, who did not want to test his tightly woven wool arm.  Steve is working on a pilot for a sitcom in which he plays the conductor of an orchestra that also is a major league baseball team called the Kingstown C-Notes, he's the a player/manager who pitches and plays the outfield.  The problem with the sitcom right now is that all of the lines are currently lines stolen from baseball movies "Rookie of the Year" and "Little Big League".

Tommy Baby, father of Bill Van Eck, made his Foftball debut on the same day as ONE, meaning that it was a bit overshadowed.  But he is one of the most enthusiastic players, who has come up with such great phrases as "Nestle Baby! Nestle!" and "Give me Liberty! Or Give Me Death!"  He hit his first wire-shot, in what could potentially be his last ever Foftball at-bat, right before he left to go somewhere.