Well, when people get emotional I tend to try and stay away because I just do not want to say anything that will offend anybody. If I know the person pretty well, than I will try and cheer them up but saying something.
Last night, my old schools baseball team lost in the regional championship. I go to the games because my dad coaches and I enjoy being around some of the kids, and my friend is also there. They lost the game when they should have won. They were playing very well throughout the whole game and they were winning two to one in the sixth inning. The other team scored two runs in the inning and we never got the runs back. We had our best hitter on deck when the last out was made and I guarantee we would have at least tied the score.
There are two players that I am pretty close to. One of the kids name is Michael, and he is the brother of my best friend who also comes to the game. It was really hard to see them lose, because I will not be able to see them as much. It was also hard for them because it was the last game for them. They did not show as much emotion as I thought, but they were still disappointed when they lost. I gave them each nucks, and told them that they had a great year. It was hard for me to be rational because I was just as emotional as them. I wanted to see them go to state, but that did not happen. I told them that it was nice to be around them and it was going to be hard to not have them around anymore. They kind of helped me out by saying they would come to the practices and game next year, so I will still be able to see them and I go to Michaels house a lot so I will still be able to hang out with him.
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