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@ US Cellular Field

It's the home of the Chicago White Sox!
We were overtly cheering for the visiting Kansas City Royals!
Thanks to Mike Moustakas, the Royals got the lead early,
and ended-up routing the home team!
They have ivy in the outfield here, too.
(Not sure what Cubs fans think about this 'tradition-borrowing'
from the iconic ivy of Wrigley Field)
They may have borrowed the ivy idea,
but preserving an old shower stall in the concourse
is probably going remain a US Cellular Field original.
Davis' game ticket was for seat #8.
(Moustakas wears #8)
It was Greek heritage night at the ballpark.
Davis got to meet Moose before the game,
he signed a baseball, and then came back
for a photo.
Moose went 3 for 5 at the plate with 2 HRs.
White Sox fans were giving Davis high-fives
during the game.
It was an awesome game experience!

A ballpark review/critique/rant about US Cellular Field:

1. Give baseball fans Comiskey Park back.
Yes, Wrigley Field is a corporate sponsorship too,
but if tradition is working, don't mess with it.
Comiskey Park had tradition, and team ownership
put a price on it, then flushed it.

2. Chicago has an awesome skyline.
Build a stadium that somehow manages to block all of it.
Really?
And strip a familiar name from it.
And over-charge for everything.
Welcome to US Cellular Field.

3.  Ballpark Ushers make a huge impression.
Positive: The Usher in Section 128
He made a trip to get an ice compress
for Davis' insect sting, & was calming/funny
during the painful/stressful moment
Negative: The Usher in Section 121
Every-other sporting facility allows fans to remain
 during the post-game interviews.
This usher decides to close-off his section
before Moustakas came out for his
on-field interview.
Boo.

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