Mahonri and I like to try to fit a Jazz game into our schedule and budget each year. We weren't sure if we'd be able to this year because I am working Friday's now and our Spring Breaks were different weeks. However, we found a time at the end of my Spring Break to make it to a game. We went to the game on April 6 against the Golden State Warriors. We asked my parents to go with us and they agreed. We got tickets but didn't tell my parents anything about them. When we got to the arena they asked where we were sitting but we still didn't tell them anything. Here is why:
Our tickets were up close and personal. My parents were very surprised. It was really neat sitting so close to the action. Another cool things was only being a few seats away from Gail Miller, the Jazz owner (she is the gray haired woman on the right of the picture):
All night long we could hear the players talking to each other. They are so big and Al Jefferson would always just hold the ball out with one hand; it looked like a baseball in his hands. Devin Harris had a great game that night and hit some clutch 3 point shots. It was a fun game to attend because it was a close game. The Jazz ended up winning which always makes going to a game that much better.
2 comments:
Wow! Awesome seats! If we'd have known we could have looked for you on T.V.!
That's so awesome that you took your parents to the game and bought them awesome seats. Even I would have enjoyed the game that close up. And that's saying something :)
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