Game 6:
Baseball really has a way of making you feel special by throwing you in a trunk, filling your shoes with cement and chucking your body into a large body of water.
Game 7:
Forget about the team’s losing streak by crawling into bed to contemplate the annual migration patterns of the monarch butterflies.
Day Off:
No game today so out of boredom I decided to subject myself to a stale candy from the gas station down the street.
Game 8:
Time passes as time should pass,
Slowly, unassailable in its position
Onto the 15th inning, still tied
Game 9:
Sort of like when the aggressive car tailgating behind you switches lanes an annoying amount of times, speeding ahead, going through a bunch of yellow lights they aren’t legally supposed to be accelerating through, but then you casually no-big-deal catch up to them 5-10 minutes later and he realizes it and has that face on him.
It feels like that.
Game 10:
Everyone is just here for the chance of winning the 50/50 raffle
Jack C. Buck lives in Denver, Colorado, where he teaches 4th grade. He is the author of the book, Deer Michigan, a collection of 62 flash fiction stories. You can reach him on Twitter @Jack_C_Buck.
Photo credit: Jason Greashaber.
