Spring Training AZ Diamondbacks at Tucson Electric Park




Another beautiful weekend - in the 70's - in Tucson this weekend. As usual, I'm spending yet another weekend grading student papers and working on a paper I've been revising for weeks.

But at 2:05 p.m. today, I'll be listening to a spring training baseball game on the radio: AZ Diamondbacks vs. White Sox playing in Hermosillo, Mexico today. Last Thursday, Feb. 28th, the DBacks tied the Rockies 5:5.
Above is a picture of my son, Justin, at the game. Almost nothing makes him happier than watching his Dbacks.

Below is a photo of a true fan.















Buy tickets for spring training or the regular season at http://arizona.diamondbacks.mlb.com/index.jsp?c_id=ari

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