OK, well it is a first flight in a small airplane, anyway.
My friend Derek invited Daddy and I to go for a ride. At first a was a little scared, but after Derek practiced a few landings, I could tell that he was a good pilot.
You can see a lot of stuff out the window of this plane!
Daddy took me down to the Oakland Coliseum for a baseball clinic. We got to go and play on the actual field! And the A’s coaches were coaching us, just like the big league-ers!
Here I am, taking a ground ball from Mike Gallego, the A’s 3rd base coach!
Can you spot me in my Giants hat? (Daddy, I need an A’s hat… C’mon!)
Then it was on to hitting.
We did rotations through pitching, fly balls, grounders, hitting, catching, and picking off runners (my favorite).
And a big thanks to Chevrolet for putting on this event! The grounds crew got right to work when we were done as there was an A’s game starting in a few hours.
The first day at camp, I was ready to go. We got uniforms (Friday night home game) and everything. (Ed. Note: Eye blacks courtesy of Daddy.)
On the last day, we had the World Series. CJ started us off with some expert coaching.
Daddy caught me warming up for my at bat.
And I hit a home-run! Check out my home run trot!
And of course you learn the jumping shoulder bump at camp. Awesome!
In short, Giants camp was awesome! And did I mention the trip to AT&T park where we got to see the press box, visitor’s dugout and clubhouse, and Giants museum? Awesome!