Blessed Sunday night to all! Thank you for sharing a new post here in the 
It goes without saying that neither team wanted to lose, and that's why everyone—players, coaches, and us fans—was on the edge of their seats, waiting for any move that could undoubtedly decide who would take the title. I must emphasize that both teams gave it their all, but our kids, after the seven regulation innings, secured the championship, winning 11-9. It was a hard-fought game, and the only difference was a fielding error on what looked like a single by the second baseman. That was all it took to score the runs that gave them the necessary advantage.
Furthermore, the most important thing is to show respect above all else. Even though they won and were happy, they had to line up in the corners, first and third base, to greet each other—all the children who gave their best effort.
Once that was done, I was able to photograph a cousin's son who was playing, while another cousin couldn't play because he was hit by a foul ball (he's a catcher). The pain in his hand was so bad that it prevented him from playing, but he was always there supporting his team, as were his mothers and some other parents who joined in. As many know, many sacrifices must be made to be there and support them in these moments so they feel that support, which is incredibly important.
I'll say goodbye now, but not before thanking you for the opportunity to post here in the
