"Have arm, will travel" is Rodney Tafoya's motto. During the
week, Mr. Tafoya works as a vice president of a Bank of the West
branch in Albuquerque, N.M. On weekends and during vacations, he
travels the country as a pitcher for amateur baseball teams in
need of one.  Rodney Tafoya practices pitching at the Fort Marcy
Ball Field in Santa Fe. Jen Judge for The Wall Street Journal
At 49, Mr. Tafoya would be considered a dinosaur in most
professional sports circles. "I can still throw an 86-mile-per-
hour fastball," he says.  He is often called on to pitch during
games for teams in the affiliated 25-and-over Men's Senior
Baseball League and 18-and-over Men's Adult Baseball League.
This season he also played for the Taos Blizzards, who are part
of the Pecos League, an independent baseball league.  Rodney
Tafoya, age 49, is a vice president of the Albuquerque, N.M.,
branch of Bank of the West who pitches for amateur baseball
teams, such as the Albuquerque Athletics, on weekends and during
vacations. Jen Judge for T