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Michael Bourn wanted to make sure the D-backs booth enjoyed their night in the outfield

By Gemma Kaneko

No one is immune to the joy of having a ball tossed to them by a Major Leaguer, no matter how many baseball games they've seen … or called. During Tuesday's 5-1 loss to the Blue Jays, Michael Bourn nabbed a fly ball to end the first inning. Arizona's broadcast team was stationed in the outfield, and Bourn noticed:

Souvenir baseball: check. Now where's that Triple Play Sundae?

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