I was there too. Four family members, two seats down the RF line and two seats in the second deck in the infield. We switched part way through. Don't remember a lot other than it was hot.
Talking about the 1965 ASG. The reserve NL outfielders were Roberto Clemente, Frank Robinson, Billy Williams and John Callison. Picture telling those players, "Sorry guys, you're not good enough. Take a seat on the bench."
I wasn't even going to open this thread because I didn't care to read what I thought I'd find. And after briefly scanning the posts my intuition was proven to be correct. What this thread should be about is Mahle's injury and prognosis and how the team plans to deal with his rehabilitation and his absence. But instead almost all the posts are a rehash of the trade that brought him here, and I didn't and won't bother reading all that tripe.
I know better than to jinx Ober by posting that he could pitch into the 8th inning tonight, so I won't post that even if I think it could happen, which maybe I don't.