Baseball is America’s favorite pastime, and it’s all about tradition.
White Sox fans at Comerica Park witnessed that on Thursday, when a man who has supported the team for over a decade attended his first-ever game.
112-year-old CP Crawford crossed a major item off his bucket list, as he was at Guaranteed Rate Field for Thursday’s game against the Royals.
There was no mistaking 112-year-old CP Crawford's delight when he was honored by the White Sox. In all his years, today's was the first game he ever attended. https://t.co/LYgK1eB6xX
— Chicago Sun-Times (@Suntimes) September 12, 2019
Not only that, White Sox legend Harold Baines presented Crawford with a “112 Crawford” jersey before the game, in a pretty awesome display on the field.
Oldest living Sox fan, 112-year-old CP Crawford. Harold Baines asked CP his secret to a long life. “Minding your own business,” he replied. pic.twitter.com/pjHdoQ01v2
— Paul Sullivan (@PWSullivan) September 12, 2019
Props to Crawford for his decades of support, and also to the Sox for pulling this off.
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