The Padres beat LA in the home game Season Opener!
It was a beautiful day for a ball game!
The stands were filled to capacity, and the sights and sounds of baseball are back in town!
They started the season off a little slow, but hopefully, last nights game will be an encouragement to them.
Looking forward to a good year!  Maybe, just maybe they will make it to the world series this year! 🙂
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I cannot endure watching a game – I get utterly nervous during a tight game – especially when my team is losing, and I take losing hard. 🙂
Oh I know what you mean about the tight games…sometimes I just can’t watch, or I will watch through my fingers :). I never like it when they lose, but for some crazy reason, I keep coming back for more!!
..and I forgot, congratulations to you. Cheers to your team. 🙂
Thank you! It’s been a rough start to the year, but there are still a lot of games left to play!! At this point, there’s still hope 🙂