Pinchuk and Comiter looking as cool as the other side of the pillow.

A couple months ago Bryan Pinchuk and Matt Comiter were your typical UF frat boys; But right now they are living the high life of professional athletes in Israel. The '07 graduates are putting off graduate school this summer to play in the inaugural season of the Israel Baseball League. Now, I know what you're thinking, but NO:

-The umpires are not all rabbis.
-The players wear hats, not yamakas.
-They don't serve gafilta fish and matza instead of hot dogs and cracker jacks.
-And The 7th inning stretch is not the Hora.

But in all seriousness, the only real difference between our great American pastime and the IBL is that the players weren't drafted, they were "chosen."

If you want to keep track of how the Gators are doing in Israel, you can join the Facebook group Pinchuk & Comiter's Netanya Tigers Fan Club. 

Pinchuk recently hit his first major league homerun, and Comiter pitched a complete game. Mazel Tov boys!