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I went to game two of the ALDS today by myself. I am a Guardians Season Ticket Holder, but in my 10-12 games a year, I always take 1-2 of our kids (ages 7, 6, almost 4, and 2). So…

Quincy Wheeler reflects on the emotional highs and lows of baseball fandom following a painful Cleveland Guardians defeat in Game 2 of the ALDS. Attending the postseason matchup alone, Wheeler describes managing his anxiety while watching close plays and narrow margins swing the outcome against Cleveland.
Ultimately, Wheeler finds solace and perspective through his three-year-old daughter, Zalee, who celebrated Onion's victory in the stadium hot dog race. The writer argues that sports serve as a shared bond, balancing crushing on-field losses with joyful everyday connections.
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