This baseball game was closed to the public -- except for me! I got a special invitation to be the ONLY FAN in attendance, and it was pure magic. How many baseballs did I get? How friendly were the players? What did I eat (with all the concession stands closed)? How did this even happen in the first place?

Most importantly, while running around like a madman, I raised some money for my favorite charity. It's called Pitch In For Baseball & Softball, and I decided to donate $5 for every baseball that I got. I also decided to donate all the baseballs as well. Want to join me in supporting them? This charity provides baseball and softball equipment to kids and communities in need all over the world, so it's a great cause, and you can donate here:

https://pifbs.org/lp/donate-money/

BTW, this was a Low-A Southeast Minor League Baseball game at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium in Jupiter, Florida. The two teams I saw were the Palm Beach Cardinals and the visiting Lakeland Flying Tigers, and the video was filmed on August 10, 2021.

Want to see the rest of my Minor League Baseball videos? Check out my brand-new playlist:

   • Minor League Baseball games  

Also, as promised, here's my blog entry about the Major League game when I snagged 36 baseballs:

https://mlblogssnaggingbaseballs.word...

Thanks to Andrew Miller (in Media Relations) and Andrew Seymour (the General Manager) for making this happen. Show the Cardinals some love online:

https://www.milb.com/palm-beach
  / gopbcardinals  
  / gopbcardinals  

Thanks to "Fenway Chris" (@yonner on Insta) for filming. Thanks to Noah Goldberg for getting some bonus shots, and thanks to Kingston Liniak and Noah Mendlinger for being extra friendly -- and thanks to everyone else who was working at the stadium for making my time there extra special.

What a crazy day! Thanks for watching!