We all go through some things in life and there are always different ways that each of us choose to cope with those things. Sometimes that means writing out our thoughts and feelings. Perhaps that is what the Colorado Rockies Scoreboard Operator was doing when he wrote a long message on the subject of heartbreak that was visible for everyone at Coors Field to see.
We all go through some things in life and there are always different ways that each of us choose to cope with those things. Sometimes that means writing out our thoughts and feelings. Perhaps that is what the Colorado Rockies Scoreboard Operator was doing when he wrote a long message on the subject of heartbreak that was visible for everyone at Coors Field to see.
We all go through some things in life and there are always different ways that each of us choose to cope with those things. Sometimes that means writing out our thoughts and feelings. Perhaps that is what the Colorado Rockies Scoreboard Operator was doing when he wrote a long message on the subject of heartbreak that was visible for everyone at Coors Field to see.
out a free game. the historian. historian gordon edes. got a little green monster paint on me. bring it on. reporter: taking us inside that scoreboard. i notice they got the cracker jacks ready to go. the metal numbers painted fence green, each of them about two pounds, 16 inches tall. and you can just slide it right down in here. reporter: all right. congratulations. you are an official scoreboard operator. reporter: but this reporter from new york, by way of boston, is very careful when it comes to the score. while back at that plant tonight, go sox. and something else. made in america! made in america, we love it. and don t you love, there are actual human beings behind that scoreboard. thanks for watching here on a monday night. i m david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. cancelling and rescheduling
cubs fans went forget the date and time when the cubs won game seven. that is engraved. november 3rd, 2016 at 12:47 a.m. the logo of ruby, sapphire and diamonds. on top of the 108 diamonds for the drought. everyone gets a ring. scoreboard operator and grounds crew and the people who trim the ivy. marlins slugger giancarlo stanton sporting king tut underwear. the highest paid player in the league hasn t had a home run all season. he hoped it would change his luck. stanton went home run yard. not once, but twice in the game. check out the fan going all-in. jumping in the pool. marlins lost the game. he may want to hang on to the undies.