During a recent Everett AquaSox game, a player for the Aquasox sang the National Anthem. The fans were watching him sing on the big screen.
When he got to the part about bombs and rockets and explosions, he lost his voice. The fans started singing without missing a beat. He joined in again and everybody finished the song. It was beautiful!
Jim Oczkewicz
Mukilteo
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