Restore Bobby Dolan’s 40th Dinner – Kolo

Reno, Nev. (Kolo) – Thursday was a night of reflection, support and community.

The Athletics Wolf Pack hosted Bobby Dolan’s 40th Dinner to support the Baseball Program in Nevada.

What started as a way to keep the program alive has now become a tradition.

The 13-year-old baseball veteran in the main league Lyle Overbai was the main spokesman. He plays his collegial career in Renault.

The Famer Wolf Pack hall was not given to talk to the media, but Baseball coach in Nevada Jake McKinley was.

“To be honest with yourself. Know what your strengths are and play on these strengths, “McKinley summarized Overbay’s message to the program. “I think (Lyle) a person who knew what he was good at and used what he was good at. He encouraged our boys to do so. “

Overbay talks about his experiences as a professional and how his time in Nevada helped his career.

“I can say all these things as a coach, but they come from someone who has played at the highest level and has a lot of success like those guys we have, I think it is a little more difficult and it translates,” said McKinley for overbay’s impact.

The place of dinner on Thursday was $ 200 and there were auction items that fans could bid on memorials to community activities.

This money will go for a better diet for the baseball team and the technology that helps the coaching staff to collect game plans.

The night also served as a break before the opening season of next Friday.

“You can take the moment to appreciate what you have and take the time to appreciate all the people who allow you to do what you do,” McKinley said about what dinner means to him and his team.

Nevada’s season begins with a series of four games in Cal-Berkeley 14-17 February.

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