BATS HEAT UP

Both Jones Lang LaSalle and Rooker's bats were hot  last night during their CRE softball league game. But it was Rooker that ended up winning, 13-12, with help from this three-run homer by State Bank and Trusts' Hunter Amos (looking like a young Eddie Mathews). When not smacking balls out of the park, Hunter's been helping the bank spur more lending  to the CRE community, particularly in value-add deals in office and retail, most of which had been foreclosed by other banks.
Carter took and kept a strong lead early on in its game against CBRE, particularly after this solid triple by Carter's Ryan Meehan. Carter topped CBRE 17-3. And Ackerman & Co beat out NAI Brannen Goddard in its game 15-10. Tonight's matchups at the Pace Academy ball field include Cushman & Wakefield versus PattiLee, PMRG Indies facing off against MajEllis, and the still-undefeated Colony Bandits  defending its record against Richard Bowers.

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