Robin Edmonds

Baseball has always been a big part of our lives, our first date was to a baseball game in Arizona. We have went to games in St Louis and Chicago in the last few years and I want to go to more. I am a huge St Louis Cardinals fan and I would go to the end of the earth to see a Cards game. My wife loves the part of the game that has to do with the tight pants they players wear and he also like to travel so she is the perfect companion to go with me to a baseball game. Go Cards!

On Sunday my team the Arizona Cards plays in their biggest game of the franchises history, well they did win one championship in the 1947 season and made the final game in 1948, so I guess this is the biggest game in recent memory. Up until now the biggest game I remember was the playoff victory over the hated Dallas Cowboys in 1998. I can not wait for the Super Bowl and lets hope the Cards can pull out this huge game, it will be very exciting, the frst time in many years I am not watching the game to see the new ads and not the game.

Since I moved to Nashville in 1999 the city has blown up with sports teams and their fans. I include myself on that list I cheer for the Tennessee Titans and the Nashville Predators. I have been to games of both and have had season tickets to the Predators. I love my teams and I am not ashamed to wear my teams gear even when they have a losing season and do not make the playoffs. We have had a good couple of seasons with both teams playing well and making the playoffs let us hope this trend continues.

On Sunday the team here in Nashville The Tennessee Titans ran their record to 10-0. An amazing start to any teams season and since the previous record for wins at the start of a season for the Titans was 3, I guess this is pretty dang amazing. Next week they have a very tough game against Brett Farve and the New York Jets. I have tickets to the game and hope the weather in nice right now it looks like it might rain and that would be a rough way to go to my first football game of the year. GO TITANS