This week, I've had several people come up to me and comfort me in my mourning over the Rockies' World Series experience. No it wasn't pretty, but honestly, I'm not that bothered. Why? Because my life isn't tied to the Rockies. They are my favorite team and my entire family follows them (We even take our vacation to spring training). But baseball isn't what it is about.
The reason we follow the Rockies isn't baseball, it's because it something that really gives our family relational time together--especially with my sons. There is nothing like sitting back and watching a baseball game. Baseball is exciting enough that if you know what to watch for you understand the strategy and importance of every pitch. Yet, it is relaxed enough that there is plenty of time to sit back an talk--not on a surface level, but to really spend time communicating.
So, am I sad that the Rockies lost the World Series? Yes. But am I devastated? Not even close. It just means we're less than five months from my favorite time of the entire season--Spring Training!
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