The house crowd jumped to their feet, cheering, and waving their hands, as Walsh made his way around the bases, Fletcher running in front of him.  The first runner stopped at home plate and waited for the second.  Walsh almost walked into his last base and he and Fletcher high-fived each other, before making it to the dugout for more high-fives from each team member in turn.  Jamie, in the bungalow, in front of the big screen tv, was also on his feet, clapping and cheering for his home team.  LA was up by two runs more.  Colorado’s pitcher struck out the next batter and the inning was over, but the damage had been done.  Even though it was only halfway through the game, it looked like LA might just win this one.

     Jamie laid his head back on the supp...

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