My seatmate was also from the U. San Diego. He was wearing the college sweatshirt I told him to wear when I met him. He was terrified.

It wasn’t until a third concussion in three weeks knocked us out of the bigger game, that baseball slowed down and I got a chance to feel my heart beat again.

I never made it to Mountain View University Medical Center, where we sat together for hours. But I didn’t need to be there, as we had no concussion protocol in college football.

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It was the start of a 15-game home stand for the Angels, a solid team, solid hitters, who had signed a free agent former Yankee first baseman who made bad wrong decisions with father and “wallet.” The home team of DH Jose Guillen, 1B Luis Gonzalez and 2B Mark Grudzielanek had taken on the visiting Angels that had pitcher Joe Saunders and OF Troy Glaus.

Pitching was supposed to be the strength of the visiting Oakland team and Saunders was supposed to have run back some of his recent losses to Los Angeles.

But first, we saw how loud that game would be.

We settled in to fans standing immediately behind home plate and fans on the field. The countdown: “Five…four….three….two…” was followed by a “whizzing” noise and flying baseballs would soar out toward centerfield. Our first season as the Angels was underway.

My brother and I held hands, the other brother brought a beer and a couple of sticks of butter for the fish sticks we might eat.

The Angels had that lead and went up 3-0 on Grudzielanek in the top of the first. In the top of the third, A’s starter

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