Comments on: Here come the Warriors

By: Stephen Tsai

Stephen Tsai — Wed, 18 Apr 2018 04:24:37 +0000

New post: http://www.hawaiiwarriorworld.com/?p=45768

By: wafan

wafan — Wed, 18 Apr 2018 01:41:53 +0000

Aloha, Mrs. Bush.

By: Manoa Mist

Manoa Mist — Tue, 17 Apr 2018 19:57:22 +0000

Yeah we live on Hahaione St. in the condos. Coming home Friday night water was at least a foot deep on Kalanianiole. Twenty minutes later they stopped traffic on that road – it can’t rain any harder then it did. On Hahaione, storm drains were pouring water into the street was more than a foot high. We just made it in.
Regarding UH baseball, my sister lives in Bakersfield. Why anyone would voluntarily go to Bakersfield is beyond me. Scenery is tumbleweeds and a dry river bed. Yuck.

By: H-Man

H-Man — Tue, 17 Apr 2018 17:28:57 +0000

This was the first practice held in the late afternoon and the players were sluggish. Maybe practices should be moved to late afternoon to get closer to matching game time at Aloha Stadium. Lot more spring in the legs at 6 in the morning when the air is fresh and cool and the mind is fully alert.

By: iceebear

iceebear — Tue, 17 Apr 2018 08:18:53 +0000

During the 1987 flood, I went to visit a friend in the high rise condos in Hahaione Valley from mine that was right next door. When I tried to go home, the water in the street was about 5 feet deep, up to my neck and I had to grasp the bush and tree branches to get home without being swept away. Then a guy and gal in a car come down our condo driveway and he can see the other cars in the street are submerged to the roof and yet he keeps going like the Three Stooges (yelling for him to stop) and his lights go out, the car sinks, they have to wait for the pressure to equalize before the doors open and they got out, but the guy trashed their car for no reason except a get home obsession, unreal.

By: cappie the dog

cappie the dog — Tue, 17 Apr 2018 05:52:57 +0000

You start Brody Hagel-Pitt and hope he can give Coach Trapasso five decent innings.

Then you staff the rest of the game.

Jeremy Yelland is better than his 7.02 ERA so I don’t think you start him.

Maybe Matt Richardson is the guy.

CSF could have helped the conference RPI by winning their series at San Diego State.

What they have in common with Hawaii is that they peeled away one game against a high-quality opponent.

The Bows have LSU.

The Titans have the Beavers.

C’mon, Coach Trapasso, this is the year.

Trust your gut.

Starting DeMiero was inspired.

By: Akamai Okole

Akamai Okole — Tue, 17 Apr 2018 01:52:56 +0000

Great Afternoon All!

As usual, I don’t remember much about that NY Eve…

🙄

Unlike a HC, I choose not to remember much about “lackluster” events…

By: islandman

islandman — Tue, 17 Apr 2018 01:34:58 +0000

Not much coverage in the newspaper about the Aina Haina or Waimanalo massive flood damage. Had to read about it and watch videos on KHON or Hawaii News Now websites
Aina Haina library had to close, etc.

By: clyde

clyde — Tue, 17 Apr 2018 00:29:42 +0000

A-House. Don’t want to hijack Stephen’s blog, but since you asked …
We lived in Hahaione Valley at the time and, like many others, our party got washed out, along with a newly landscaped yard and a mailbox that ended up at the bottom of the street. Still, very lucky compared to folks the next street over. Kahena was the street that was devastated by night-long rushing waters, with asphalt and cars winding up down the street. Water, mud and debris poured through houses, and people could not drive for several days — their cars stuck in garages because there was no street! Never saw anything before or since. Eventually, everyone recovered but we’ll never forget.
We return to regular programming ….

By: A-House

A-House — Tue, 17 Apr 2018 00:01:59 +0000

clyde #10:

remember where you were and what you did on 12/31/1987?

went home early to wash our cars — started washing about 2 pm and the rain was a steady drizzle which became stronger/harder as the minutes went by

our neighbor was holding our annual new eve’s party in their garage and we stood as the rain became torrential – soon we heard our neighbor could not pass the bridge because water was pouring over it — then, someone came running up the hill to tell us that our main road into the valley had water at least 2′ deep and running like rapids — no one ventured out to see

no fire works that night