I was never a great big fan of baseball until 1988, right before the the Giants made it to the World Series in 1989. I had always thought that watching baseball was boring and that I would have rather liked playing rather than watching. In 1988, I began watching baseball games because there wasn't anything else to watch on TV. I also remember watching the 1989 World Series ("Battle of the Bay") between the Oakland A's and the SF Giants. The new baseball park is fast becoming the gem of San Francisco and one of the most beautiful in the country. My favorite players are Barry Bonds, Robb Nen, and J.T. Snow.

Interesting facts:
-Co-worker at DPSF is friends with Bryan Srabian who works in the Giants Front Office and responsible for the popularity of "Who Let the Dogs Out"
-Attended Giants 2003 Opening Day Game.
-Former intern at Direct Partners babysat for J.T. Snow and Rich Aurilia. She was J.T.'s neighbor in San Mateo.
-My favorite birthday present were Giants tickets from my supervisor and director. Even more funnier, a new supervisor knew I loved the Giants so got me tickets for my birthday the following year but didn't know my old supervisor got me the same present the year before.
-I have a baseball card signed by J.T. Snow.
-The first time I attended a game at PacBell Park was a comp ticket.
-Growing up in Guam, I was more of a Dodger fan.
-Was at LMC eating dinner and waiting for the 3rd Game of the '89 World Series to start when the infamous '89 Loma Prieta Earthquake hit (had a night class).