We didn't watch much baseball yesterday, but it's an Opening Day we'll never forget.
We had a very nice day in court wrapping up the procedural parts of Trent's adoption, and we had the Phillies on in the background as we celebrated with his grandparents. Everyone left before the 9th inning, and I had a feeling Trent had a rally in him on his special day. He did, helping the Phillies score three runs in the bottom of the 9th to beat the Astros 5-4.
I thought he was working his magic for the Red Sox when they tied the game in the 8th, but Daniel Bard imploded for four runs in the bottom of the inning, and Trent had nothing left to spur a SoxandPhils Opening Day sweep on his Adoption Day. Rangers 9, Red Sox 5.
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Greg was born into a Yankee home and became a Red Sox fan in the 1980s. Now he's married to Christine, a die-hard Phillies fan {who will chime in here from time to time in red}. They have a young son, Trent, who hasn't professed an allegiance yet.
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That was quite a rally in the 9th for the Phils.
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