The narrator describes attending a San Francisco Giants baseball game at AT&T Park. Upon entering the stadium, the narrator hears fans chanting and sees the scoreboard and giant clock. During the game, the narrator watches the players warm up and the first few pitches and outs of the game. In the bottom of the ninth inning with the score tied, Brandon Crawford hits a walk-off home run into the water in right field to win the game for the Giants as the fans celebrate wildly.
The narrator describes attending a San Francisco Giants baseball game at AT&T Park. Upon entering the stadium, the narrator hears fans chanting and sees the scoreboard and giant clock. During the game, the narrator watches the players warm up and the first few pitches and outs of the game. In the bottom of the ninth inning with the score tied, Brandon Crawford hits a walk-off home run into the water in right field to win the game for the Giants as the fans celebrate wildly.
The narrator describes attending a San Francisco Giants baseball game at AT&T Park. Upon entering the stadium, the narrator hears fans chanting and sees the scoreboard and giant clock. During the game, the narrator watches the players warm up and the first few pitches and outs of the game. In the bottom of the ninth inning with the score tied, Brandon Crawford hits a walk-off home run into the water in right field to win the game for the Giants as the fans celebrate wildly.
September 4, 2014 Hamiliton Period 2 Descriptive Essay
Take Me Out to the Ballgame
I see the outside of the stadium, with the glowing sign of AT&T Park. I see the beautiful water sparkle behind the stunning stadium, which is home to the San Francisco Giants. I walk into the stadium, hearing the chants of Beat LA or Lets Go Giants! I get to my seat, to see the players warm up. I see the scoreboard with a giants clock overhead. The game is set to start in less then twenty minutes. I get my lunch in the food court. The delicious taste of a hot dog and french fries fill my mouth as I head back to my seat. The players are warming up, swinging bats and taking ground balls with their gloves. I see the big coke slide above the left field bleachers. I see the arcade wall in right, towering over the field, with a sign that reads Splash Hits illuminated with orange light. The water right behind it sits calmly, waiting for a homerun. The Giants stadium has perfect white lines down the third and first base lines, signaling fair and foul balls. The game has started. The first batter is up. The first pitch comes and hard, and I hear the umpire yell, Strike 1. Then, next pitch comes in and Crack! I hear the ball make contact with the wooden bat, but the shortstop fields it cleanly, and throws it to first. I hear the umpire yell, Youre out! The next inning the Giants are up, with fans chanting. Finally its the bottom of the ninth, game tied 2-2. Brandon Crawford steps into the box, thinking hard about the upcoming at bat. I hear the announcers call echo throughout the stadium. It booms, Now batting, number 35, Brandon Crawford! The fans go crazy, anticipating the next play that awaits them. The first pitch zips in, but Brandon Crawford was ready. Crack! He hit it so hard, it sounded like fireworks going off on the fourth of July. The ball was blasted high into the air, arching towards the wall in right. As I watched it sail into the water in right, I heard the crowd cheer. Brandon Crawford had won the game. The fans were screaming and going crazy as Crawford crossed home plate. I saw the players come out to celebrate the win. The game was over, and the Giants had won.