Comments on: Transmissions from a Mile High: It’s Not About the Fans http://sportsblahg.com/2007/10/transmissions-from-a-mile-high-its-not-about-the-fans/ We Take Sports Seriously. But Not Ourselves. Wed, 19 Nov 2008 16:03:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Troy McClure SF http://sportsblahg.com/2007/10/transmissions-from-a-mile-high-its-not-about-the-fans/#comment-79 Troy McClure SF Tue, 30 Oct 2007 16:44:44 +0000 http://sportsblahg.com/2007/10/transmissions-from-a-mile-high-its-not-about-the-fans/#comment-79 Maybe it would have been different if it were in Boston, though like you said, there were a lot of Sox fans in Denver. I worked at Pac Bell Park in 2000 and was in the portwalk in 2002 when Kenny Lofton got the pennant-winning RBI, and I was sprayed with champagne by damn near the entire team both times. It really is wonderful. Personally, the last thing I want to see two minute after the last out of the World Series is a vaguely annoyed baseball player answering stupid questions from some reporter. I'd be happy to never see any media personnel on the field ever. Maybe it would have been different if it were in Boston, though like you said, there were a lot of Sox fans in Denver.

I worked at Pac Bell Park in 2000 and was in the portwalk in 2002 when Kenny Lofton got the pennant-winning RBI, and I was sprayed with champagne by damn near the entire team both times. It really is wonderful.

Personally, the last thing I want to see two minute after the last out of the World Series is a vaguely annoyed baseball player answering stupid questions from some reporter. I’d be happy to never see any media personnel on the field ever.

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