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Personal Narrative: The Dodgers Vs. The Los Angeles Dodgers

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“The winning home run”. It was a Friday night at Dodger stadium a really cold night at that time i was only 11 years old in the year 2011. My Dad and I went to watch our favorite baseball team the Los Angeles Dodgers. It was the Dodgers vs the Calorado Rockies the Dodgers were going for thier second straight sweep so my Dad and I knew the stadium was going to be full of screaming,loud and mad fans.As my Dad and I arrived we were getting out the car when we see the giant lines of Dodger fans trying to get into the stadium just to try to get a ball from batting practice from the Dodgers . After we waited for maybe an hour just to ge tinto the stadium. When we were walking up to our seats we can hear the loud crowd all over the stadium we could here the cheers when the Dodger were taking the field and also the boooos the Rockies were getting when they were up to bat.I thought to my self how would it feel if we were Rockies fans and we got screamed at when we would walk up to our chairs. …show more content…

The score was 2 to 1. The Rockies were winnig by a two-run home run in the 3rd inning and the Dodgers were up because a solo home run by Justin Turner in the 5th inning. I was so frustrated that the Dodgers were losing by one . Like always my Dad found a way to cheer me up and he said, “Dont worry son were gona win like always “. Those words always cheer me up when were lossing and it seems to work according to our last few games they won.We both got so hungry ge decided to go and grab some of the world famous Dodger dogs. After eating two giant Dodger Dogs My Dad and I were so full after eating a few Dodger Dogs. I just knew no other teams hot dogs were better than the Dodger

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