Walker Cooper, outfielder in 43' World Series, held a ticket in his uniform pocket that he had left for his dad for him to attend the game. Sadly his Dad passed away before the previous game. He instructed the ushers not to have any one sit in that seat, Walker felt his Dad would still want to watch from his seat.
After striking out in a softball game, I was told this by a teammates 6 year old son "its ok.. you swung as hard as you could."
Laying on center court, waiting for the last run of the night.
1:30 AM 07/05/10 Clermont,FL
Not being able to dunk anymore...sigghh.
Seeing a childs face light up the instant a balloon is handed to him/her.
How lonely a baseball mitt looks without a ball.
Never..ever.. pick up a sports page left in a bathroom stall.
Shooting free throws into the sunset.
Hitting the sweet spot is truly sweet.
Having no one to high five is truly depressing.
Crying everytime the National Anthem is played. American to the core.
To all you sportsfreakaholics, thank you for all the support.
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I'm highfiving you brother
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