Spring Fever
This post is by Randy Blythe, today’s guest blogger.
Ah, Spring, when a young man’s fancy turns to… no, not love, but baseball! My dad raised me to be a die-hard St. Louis Cardinals fan, and now it runs through my veins. Every April, on Opening Day, I make sure my schedule is cleared so I can sport my authentic Pujols jersey and catch the game with my friends. I live in Colorado now, so I signed up for Direct TV Denver to watch all the games. The ceremonial First Pitch kicks off an exciting new season, filled with action-packed baseball, hope for post-season success, and delicious Busch Stadium hotdogs. Thousands of seats are filled with fans proudly wearing red or white in support of the Cardinals, and the camaraderie makes us all feel like family. When the players take their positions on the field, the crowd cheers wildly, unable to contain it’s excitement for the start of the new season. Seeing my favorite athletes making the playing so naturally is inspiring and fulfilling. Baseball is an All-American game with a rich history. It is an infatuation that will never be remedied- and this Spring Fever is only the beginning to an entire season of nights at the ballpark.
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We have Direct TV and it does make sports watching easy.
Nessa — Amoeba agrees — now that I have taught him how the thing works.
Substitute in the Giants for the Cards and I’m right there. I’ve never been to an opening day game before. I would imagine the park is electric with energy.
Jeff — I have never been to a majpr league anything for any sport. I have been to a couple of National Nascar events though.
I’m not a baseball fan, but I can’t wait to take my kids to their first major league baseball game — just for the experience. Now to pick a city, because WV has no professional sports! ARGH!
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