Yeah, so people were super psyched about the World Series win and went overboard with their celebrating (or used it as an excuse), burning and breaking stuff. When all that is said and done though, this is the image that I have stuck in my head from last night:
Watching our team dominate. In a bar with friends and neighbors, leaving seats empty as we stand in support, cheering on Sergio Romo as he does his thing and takes out Miguel Cabrera.
Today our team came back home to get celebrated in person.
Hunter Pence.
(via bodieswork on Instagram, who is also my mother)
Romo and the trophy.
(bodieswork)
And here’s a timelapse of the whole game, from the POV of fans watching in Civic Center, sent to us by Nick.
, burning and breaking stuff. When all that is said and done though, this is the image that I have stuck in my head from last night: Watching our team dominate. In a […]</p>
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dang! moms all up in his grill ‘n’ shit.
Collective memories +1. All the TV ads -1.
I love all the trash left behind.
Beat Detroit = trash San Francisco. Hard to figure, eh?
hate that baseball ballgame ditty.