Descriptive Essay: Ball Stadium
Every year, around the first week of August, right when summer is about to end and the beginning of the summer monsoons, people gather at a ballpark known as Ricketts Park. A state of the art baseball stadium that when spectating the ongoing games, you can smell the sweet smell of the cottonwoods that shade the stadium from a cool breeze. Even more so, the warm smell of hot dogs with just the right amount of greasy glaze coming up through the small, thin cracks of the aluminum bleachers, escaping from the concession stand window. The sight of finely cut grass from the mowers that sketch a crisscross design all throughout the outfield, and the finely lightly watered down red dirt that is neatly dragged whereas you can still see the drag marks
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Then about five minutes later, nine innings of baseball, with hardly any errors, continue to play all throughout the day and into the evenings. With the nice soft crack of bats making contact with line drives and the deep thud of a ball being caught in a glove.. The sound of windshields busting from foul balls that have escaped the field of play. At last, the night game, which includes the well-known host team, brings even more spectators, leaving many to stand and watch the game with their arms folded over. As they go through the line-up, people can be heard chanting “Hey batter batter”, or “here we go Strikezone, here we go”, all throughout the game. In about the middle of the 5th inning, the announcer says “ Now it’s time to get up for the 5th inning stretch”, and the whole stadium rises up slowly with their hands stretched out high, pointing their hips forward and twisting from side to side, getting ready to watch the next 4 innings, if not longer. Therefore, after a good win, people are coming out of the stadium back to their cars, talking amongst each other about the game that they have just witnessed. Few of the spectators would find that their windshields are cracked and are heard whining or complaining about why they should not have parked so close to
Then about five minutes later, nine innings of baseball, with hardly any errors, continue to play all throughout the day and into the evenings. With the nice soft crack of bats making contact with line drives and the deep thud of a ball being caught in a glove.. The sound of windshields busting from foul balls that have escaped the field of play. At last, the night game, which includes the well-known host team, brings even more spectators, leaving many to stand and watch the game with their arms folded over. As they go through the line-up, people can be heard chanting “Hey batter batter”, or “here we go Strikezone, here we go”, all throughout the game. In about the middle of the 5th inning, the announcer says “ Now it’s time to get up for the 5th inning stretch”, and the whole stadium rises up slowly with their hands stretched out high, pointing their hips forward and twisting from side to side, getting ready to watch the next 4 innings, if not longer. Therefore, after a good win, people are coming out of the stadium back to their cars, talking amongst each other about the game that they have just witnessed. Few of the spectators would find that their windshields are cracked and are heard whining or complaining about why they should not have parked so close to