Another interesting story I guess I can share. I went to softball yesterday, DRS vs. ASU. I had met Greg already, so he remembered me and I sat near him most of the time he wasn't in the field or batting. At first we were also sitting with his 4-year old son who is sooo cute! We had a couple of conversations, he told me he works to make money so he can stay at home and then I asked him how much and he said a dollar. Then later, he looked pretty hot, so I offered him a bit of my water, and god I love little kids...he drank half the bottle lol. Only cute kids can get away with that...
His wife and other son who i think is 1 came a bit later and had a little picnic on the grass, they all look so cute. And yeah Greg and I talked just a little bit, he said he read the entire thread on his webcam that morning and really enjoyed it, haha.
In terms of the game, it was really close. ASU was undefeated at 4-0 so I was really hoping for a DRS win. It was tied 10-10 with two innings left, but ASU pulled it out. Greg hit a two-run triple and then scored. He actually made a great baserunning play(I'm a huge baseball fan), the batter after him grounded to third but the shortstop didn't immediately check him back so as the SS was gonna throw to first, Greg took a couple steps off of third so the ss had to fake throw there so the runner on first was safe, then he scored on a sac fly. Very nice play.
In other not soo good news, he made 2 or 3 errors. Then again, there was quite a lot of errors at Broadway softball.
And the best part about the whole time--they happened to be playing on the field where the bleachers are in the shade. THANK GOD! The guy with cold drinks told me he always sits there understandably so I got two cold waters. Actually, he thought I was in a show and asked what team I was on. I should have pretended to be in pit...oh well. I said, no I'm a fan, so he said oh then you win either way and I said, no I was rooting for DRS and they lost. Oh well.
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