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Fun, Fireworks, and...

     a World Record attempt!     
Friday night at Arvest Ballpark was extra-awesome! 
A huge crowd made for an exciting atmosphere that continued to build throughout the game. Davis had been practicing his part of the world record attempt after it was announced a few days ago. But first, there was an important game to be played by the Naturals, who are battling for first place!

Baseball players and coaches can be very traditional with their habits (some people even call them superstitious). An important part of getting ready for a big game is greeting the fans on the way to the dugout:
Davis & the Manager for the Naturals
 Brian Poldberg!
Texas League Manager of the Year
2010 Texas League Championship
Davis & The Cuban Ace
Noel Arguelles #45 !
a top pitching prospect for the Kansas City Royals

Another important part of a winning team:
Davis & Strike the Sasquatch
The 6' 9" Howler of the Ozarks!
The Coolest, (figuratively, I'm sure it's a warm job) 
Most Fan-Friendly Mascot Ever!

The attempt at the World Record happened during the 7th inning stretch.
"Most People Doing the Robot Dance"
Over 6,000 people doing the dance at the same time!
It was tremendously fun, and we're a little partial by thinking that Davis had the best moves! Later this summer, when Davis is watching the Olympics, he can say that he has set a world record too!
Even with the supporting cast, (and his super-loud megaphone) the Naturals were shut-out by the Corpus Christi Hooks by the score 3-0.

However, the fireworks inspired everyone to believe the Naturals will still have a successful year!
AWESOME !!!

While we were loading-up to go home,
we saw a familiar face in the parking lot:
None other than Noel Arguelles.
Davis got to see him before and after the game!
Thanks, & Good Luck the rest of the season!

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