
Here we are after the game. From left to right: James, David, me, Paul. It was fan appreciation day at AT&T Park, which is why there is a Toyota truck parked at second base.

After the game it was announced that all fans were allowed to run the bases. This is the first time I had ever heard of adults being allowed to participate. Normally, it is only children that is allowed to have the joy of pretending to be a major leaguer.
James went ahead of me to set up shop with the camera. The ushers standing by all the bases kept repeating, "No sliding!" My goal was simple: ignore the ushers and do something every baseball fan dreams of, sliding into home plate. As I rounded third, an opening was created. This was my chance. I could slide into home and not disrupt the other fans.

Team Nixon 1. Giants 0.
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5 comments:
Nice.....that is cool. You forgot to mention how it felt, anything like it might feel to hit nothing but net in Phoenix????
that's great stuff. i would love to run the bases @ a major league park.
and thanks for clarifying the truck on the field.
Not sure if it would feel the same as hitting nothing but net. I guess I will have to add "Sinking a shot at a rival's arena" to my list of things to do before I die.
That's too funny Jimmie.
Aaaaaw, now they have to clean the Jimmie off the infield. Sheesh, way to go man.
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