
At this point Christopher is still smiling and optimistic (we haven't entered Wrigley yet).

That wonderful nostalgic scoreboard.
(Notice the flags indicate a good breeze in from right field.)

Chris & Bill behind 3rd base

Rothschild in search of talent.


Unfortunately this game reached its apex at this point. The Diamondback's second batter, Chad Tracy, crushed a ball through that stiff right field breeze to make it 1-0. Although he was in a jam in nearly every inning, which ran his pitch count up, Williams would only allow that run and deserved a better fate. The bull pen gave up 5 runs later and once again an anemic offense led to defeat.
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