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Razorback Baseball in the Rock!

The baseball Razorbacks play just one game this season at the Traveler's ballpark in N.Little Rock. Tickets for the game sell-out fast, which makes for an extra-exciting atmosphere!
We were surprised that the kid's play area was up and running (the Travelers' season is still over a week away). It's the best ballpark kid's area we've been to! Six big inflatables, playground equipment, a wiffleball field, and a large area for running around.
Spoon-sanity in North Little Rock!!!
Davis cheered for #8 Tyler Spoon
and, #25 Dominic Ficoceillo
Everybody was concerned if the Hogs could eek-out a win.
The Delta Devils had the bases loaded
 in the 9th inning with only one out.
While both teams were putting-up zeros on the scoreboard in the middle innings,
we made a super financial decision.
The best $3 ever spent!
(unlimited jump-around access)
(well, until they let all of the air out of everything after the end of the 7th inning)
The Razorbacks did prevail, though.
(We're undefeated [2-0] in baseball
games attended this year!)
Fun!
(well, towards the end of the game it was very cold fun)
Davis stayed extra-warm
-he wore his winter coat over his light jacket,
and snuggled in two blankets after his
jump-around session

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