My mom’s company has Nats season tickets. I’ve been fortunate enough to go to the Nats’ home opener the past couple years. I went to the DC opener in ’08, and was at RFK before that. Growing up, my dad and I were Orioles fans. My dad grew up a Reds fan, so the Orioles were mostly a product of proximity and convenience. I miss Camden Yards and Boog’s BBQ, but love the new Nats Park. You don’t even have to like baseball to have a good time (which makes season tickets a good buy for a company), but if you do, the seats are perfect for watching the game. If you weren’t out there with us having a half smoke all the way and a bud, get out there before its too late.
On the way in we got a free hat, a beer, and some nachos.
Then it was time for some baseball. The first pitch (a strike):
The president’s race:
Teddy was cheezin after the win. I couldn’t leave without the first dog of the season. An ice cold beer and a hot dog with mustard and onion is my idea of how baseball is supposed to taste. I also stole a few bites of my wife’s pretzel.
It wasn’t the coldest opening day I’ve been to by a long shot, and it was definitely a great day at the ball park.
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