I’m going to make this one rather short and let the pictures to most of the talking. But Tuesday night, despite the Dodgers losing (and eventually getting swept by the D-Backs) was memorable. I met a bunch of new people who were all great to be around and with stories of motivation, perseverance, and dedication to weight loss and nutrition.
We got to speak with Dodgers trainer Sue Falsone who was a great gal and a lot of fun (and also now follows me on Twitter). Photographer Jon SooHoo took a picture of the gang and jokingly told us to “Get the hell off of the grass!” after we were told to not go near it. Hey, he said we could, right? More of his pictures from that night are up on the Dodgers Photog Blog.
I also got autographs from former Dodger players Don Newcombe and Sweet Lou Johnson as you will see later in this post. Both of them were very gracious.
In short, it was a fantastic night and I would like to thank Josh Tucker, Dodgers Social Media Guru and host. He kept us all in line and ensured everything was taken care of. And a tip of the cap to the entire Dodger organization who once again were pure class.
And without any further delay, the pictures.

No pass, no field entry

Beautiful Dodger Stadium
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Panoramic of the field with Josh Tucker on the right. Click to enlarge.

Maury Wills and Andre Ethier

Trainer Sue Falsone

Don Newcombe tossing a ball to a fan

Maury Wills signs autographs

The winners in their corral

Coach Tim Wallach

“The Penguin” Ron Cey

Golf cart on the Club Level

Me on the field. This is also my Facebook cover photo.

2011 Cy Young winner Clayton Kershaw

Tommy Lasorda

Jon SooHoo with GM Ned Colletti

Owner Magic Johnson

The Vin Scully Press Box

And in the dead center of this picture in the Prime Ticket booth, Vin Scully

I didn’t get this far to not eat a Dodger Dog

Jersey autographed by Sweet Lou Johnson and Don Newcombe

Entry to the Main Offices

Me and organist Nancy Bea. I only wish this image was a bit clearer.

Kirk Gibson bobblehead

Batting practice

Game time
A great day indeed.