the migration of the blue jay

It turned out that the Blue Jays were playing the Los Angeles Angels this past weekend in Anaheim. In the words of Jesse, jackpot. With Roy Halliday pitching, double jackpot. So we drove to Anaheim to see the game.We got there a few minutes late which turned out to be just enough time for Roy Halliday to get hit in the elbow and leave the game. Jesse was a little disappointed. He had to settle for the pitching styles of Josh Towers instead.


The stadium was a little different than the Rogers Center. What with the open concept and the waterfall on the one side which would shoot fireworks every time the Angels got a home run.

In the sea of red, full of loud obnoxious fans, Jesse and I were a little out of place. However, we did find that there was at least one other Jays fan there who really got into the game.
This picture is of Troy Glaus after he struck out with the bases loaded and then got thrown out of the game. Now it would appear that with the attention I seemed to pay to the game that I am an actual baseball fan. Well, that is wrong. I just happened to come out of my boredom daze at this point in the game so I got a picture. I still am not a fan.