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TP05: 2010 Home Opener – A Digital Narrative
Ladies and Gentlemen, today is the day. It’s what baseball in this city
lives for: it’s that moment; a new season with new hope. It’s the hustle
and heart that the Toronto Blue Jays bring to a national stage. They’re
not only the team of Toronto but the team of the entire country. Home
Opener isn’t about one day though, it’s about the process which it takes
to arrive at that day. For months and weeks leading up to tonight’s
first pitch, the Toronto Blue Jays staff work off the field to make sure
everything it set to start the season off in the best way possible.
In
order for you to be begin to comprehend the daunting task of creating a
Home Opener, I’ll be taking photos throughout rehearsal and during the day. I’ll be updating as
frequently as possible with photos as they happen, so stay tuned. [EDITORS NOTE: Click on photos to enlarge]
View from Rogers Centre Pressbox
Tom Farrell’s Grounds Crew making last minute changes to the mound
Imagine looking up at 50,000 Fans from Centre Field? Vernon Wells will tonight.
Even after a long day, I’m just so happy to be there.
9:56pm – 24 hours from now, it won’t be nearly as calm…
It’s a beautiful day for baseball in TorontoEdit 3: Home Opener Midday Photo Op: April 12th, 2010 12:20pm
Can you tell we’re excited around here? These aren’t vegan, for the record.
Marking the most exciting week in baseball in Toronto behind the plate
The White Sox are in the building
Batting Practice set up on the field
Baseball Media starting to arrive in the press box
Blue Jays testing out the new turf before BP
Chatting with Mr. Jamie Campbell in the Jays Dugout
Thirteen Olympians made their way to the field for media
Line-ups beginning outside at 5:30 for hot dogs
Alex Bilodeau and his Olympic Gold Medal with Jamie Campbell
And so, 13 Olympians, T-Shirts, Interviews, and 11 Innings later: Happy Home Opener.