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Beverage Baseball No teams. No score. No stickiness.
Hello and welcome to VHU’s page on Beverage Baseball. What is Beverage Baseball, you ask? And for the love, how can I play this game at home? Relax – we have answers.
To put it quite simply, Beverage Baseball is a game of hitting Fresca with a baseball bat. Similarly to baseball, there is a batter and a pitcher, and if you have enough people playing, you will want a catcher. The pitcher throws the can of Fresca to the batter, and the batter hits it with all his or her might, squirting a lovely fruit scented liquid into the air. If the person misses, the pitcher keeps throwing the can until it is hit.
Pretty easy, huh?
Take a look at some pictures of BB’s founding members playing the game. Still interested? Read the Rules of playing with a group and the history of the game if you’re even more interested. If you get that far, I applaud you.
Fresca can be hit with other things, too. Like a cricket
bat, as illustrated here by Tim. Quite the spin effect!
Hit it hard enough, and it’ll go flying, right Kris?
Ian shows us that you can also make it rain with enough “oomph!”
Lisa makes the crowd go wild with her spin shot.
BB is meant to be played year round, including (and especially) Halloween. Go Dessa!
Holly severs her Fresca in half and the results are
sparkling!
Josh’s hit on this Fresca can makes it look like it’s
snowing!
Fresca cans can also be sliced. But be forewarned; only
those experienced with weapons – like Larry here - should try it.
Cold weather doesn’t stop a true BB player. Andrew shows us that even in the cold, a Fresca can will still break.
The snow isn’t stopping Heather. Indeed, the weather makes the Fresca hit that much more fun.
Liz’s Fresca spins out of control in this wintery hit.
Don’t forget when you’re done to clean up your dead. Beverage Baseball players are not known for littering.
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Beverage Baseball was created by members of VHU, but we consider it an “open-source” game. Have fun! |
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