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Game 5 - Everybody Wins.

Didn't listen to the Twins game. Had the chance to see the Timberwolves play, and I was lucky enough to see the game where Coach Adelman got his 1000 career victory.

 

The Twins won, too. In our social media world, you never miss the baseball game. My friend and I tuned into it on the radio on the car ride to the game, when things still seemed sluggish for the team in blue. I learned they had taken the lead from a Twins tweet texted directly to my phone, and I learned the game was tied up when my friend checked the Internet. When we left a little early due to a impending migraine behind my right eye, a TV screen confirmed the score was tied. Just before I reclined on my couch to rest in the dark, my friend texted me the Twins won.

 

Anymore, the bleachers at a baseball game extend upwards through the airwaves, into infinity. If your heart and soul are filled with baseball, you're always at the game. Restaurants become concessions stands. Bystanders become fans.

 

I can't help falling in love with a world like that.

 

-Axel

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Axel Kohagen

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Didn't listen to the Twins game. Had the chance to see the Timberwolves play, and I was lucky enough to see the game where Coach Adelman got his 1000 career victory.

 

The Twins won, too. In our social media world, you never miss the baseball game. My friend and I tuned into it on the radio on the car ride to the game, when things still seemed sluggish for the team in blue. I learned they had taken the lead from a Twins tweet texted directly to my phone, and I learned the game was tied up when my friend checked the Internet. When we left a little early due to a impending migraine behind my right eye, a TV screen confirmed the score was tied. Just before I reclined on my couch to rest in the dark, my friend texted me the Twins won.

 

Anymore, the bleachers at a baseball game extend upwards through the airwaves, into infinity. If your heart and soul are filled with baseball, you're always at the game. Restaurants become concessions stands. Bystanders become fans.

 

I can't help falling in love with a world like that.

 

-Axel

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