Our behind-the-plate seats seemed even cooler once night fell over NBT Bank Stadium.
Things looked crisp, did they not?
By the way, Scranton/Wilkes-Barre prevailed over Syracuse 9-8 in 10 innings. Whoa!
We stayed for three hours worth of baseball. That means we left after seven, I admit, when the Mets were trailing by 8-2. I had to work the next morning. KP had played golf that afternoon …
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I love a night of baseball, Mark! It does look crisp! I’ve had to leave early at many great games. But I still love the innings I get to see them!
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We appreciate what we see, Karla, for sure.
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Oh there’s just something about a night game.
Friday Night Lights… and fireworks after the game!
But as I get older… I need to get home to go to bed! Lol!
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Yes that is for sure, Nance, can’t hang out like the old days!
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I love football night games. Makes sense baseball would be wonderful under the lights.
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Similar vibes, MBC!
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I left early at my last ballgame, too. But it was a rout and my team was on the very short end of lopsided 1-10 thrashing. Glad you got out and heard the crack of the bat and smell of peanuts in the air.
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It really does pep me up going out to the game, even if I do duck out an inning or so early. Have a good summer, Clay.
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I never quite understood that bent-over-batting-position.
And why am I seeing two batters in the picture?
I never quite understood that baseball game. 😦
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The second batter is what we baseball diehards (blowhards?) call ‘on deck’ ladysighs. He’s up next. I do believe he is way closer to the real plate than he’s supposed to be by the rules, though. Good eye you have.
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