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I didn't have any idea how baseball was played;
inning, strike, ball, etc. I just knew, when the pitcher threw a
ball, the batter had to hit hard. Jay and I had the chance of watching
Toronto Blue
Jays vs Texas
Rangers at the Rogers
Centre and we were at row 13 from the field. Tickets were courtesy
of PTG. I realized that baseball was
such a boring game (relaxing to be politically correct) that's why it was
dubbed the great American past-time. There was no violence, no smashing
among athletes, just your wholesome game. During the game, what made
it fun was the audience participation especially the heckling. People
booed Samy Sosa, a guy kept yelling "Blalock you suck!" Eventually, I joined
the fray and yelled at some of the players. The heckling verified the
wholesome aspect of baseball because no one yelled the "f" word at the
players.
Texas Rangers won that day on the 10th
inning. It was a tie on the 9th and had to go overtime. |
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