About myself-
I have a love-hate relationship with the Ms. Been a fan since first pitch in 1977. Seen the bad times, more bad times, still more bad times, then the Griffey Jr era, then the Ichiro era, then more bad times, and finally these times which I am not sure if they are good times or just teasing times. They are entertaining while still being frustrating. I am hooked for life, but I do like to vent. I have been on these boards for decades. Several until they went defunct. I am currently on one other board. Been on it since 2013.
I attended every home playoff game in the '95 playoffs. Not easy because it is a 4+ roundtrip and I just started a new job that May. My boss at the time said I needed to choose work or the games. I said I started here in May, but I have been a M's fan for 18 years at that point. I worked there for 13 more years and never missed a game. LOL.
When my wife wanted to move from WA where we both were born and raised, I sold my business and moved us and our daughter to the West Valley in AZ. She wanted sun, I wanted M's. We lived 5 minutes from the Rangers/Royal spring training field and 20 from M's/Padres. That was a great 8 years. Went to hundreds of M's practices, spring games, winter league games, rookie league games, and whatever else they had for us down there. Spoke to many players over the years, a couple GM's and my wife and I were actually talking to Chuck Armstrong right before he had to step away and take the call telling him Jr. was coming back. He was like a kid in the candy store. I was even in a M's TV promo played during some of their games that year. It was a blast to say the least. Went to M's and Hawks games when they were in town as well. My brother flew down from WA to go to the Super Bowl. He had big plans to party afterwards, but ended up calling me right after the game asking me to come pick him up. I come from a die-hard sports family. Grew up having season tickets to the Hawks from the late 70's until the late 80's until my dad died in '88. My mom was even lucky enough to meet Curt Warner a few years back here in town. She is 87 now and still loves that guy.
I have forgotten many of my experiences with the team. Nothing major just fun moments.
Anywho, thanks for letting me hang out on here.