[TheEpochTimesNovember292021](Reported by Epoch Inspired Staff / compiled by Yufei Zhang) David Bramlet from Houston, Texas, USA, and his 11-year-old daughter Addison Both are big fans of the MLB Houston Astros.
In 2017, David promised his daughter that if their team could break into the World Series, he would buy a ticket to take her to the first World Series in her life.
But until last month (October), when the Astros will compete with the Atlanta Braves for the World Series championship, David found himself unable to afford the high cost of tickets to the World Series. Because just had a difficult year.
However, David didn’t want to break his promise, so he made a difficult choice: to sell his precious astronaut souvenirs online to get two precious tickets.
The collections he posted and sold included a jersey signed by player Jose Altuve, a vintage seat at the Astrodome Stadium in Houston, etc. The total value was thousands of dollars.
Fortunately, when people started scrambling to bid for these items, a kind person stepped in to help the father and daughter in time.
27-year-old Miles Neal, an Atlanta Braves fan from Kennesaw, Georgia, came across David’s souvenir advertisement while browsing the internet for the tickets for the sixth game.
“I also have a lot of these things. For me, these are very nostalgic and valuable collections,” he told The Epoch Times. “I know he didn’t want to sell them, but to honor him. Promise of.”
“I can’t let this person sell all his souvenirs, he just needs to be able to take his children to the game, and I happen to have some extra money to help him.”
Also as a father, Miles knows how important this event is. Taking your children to watch the first World Series in their lives is indeed a big event.
This year, he has taken his son to watch his first game.
“It is incredible that he did such a thing for us, and we are very grateful to him,” David told Fox News before the game.
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Afterwards, Miles flew to Houston to watch the sixth game at the Space Dome with David and Addison. In the end, the Warriors eliminated the Astros 4:2 and won the World Series championship.
“It feels great,” Myers added, “I’m sure they would be happier if the Astros win, but I know they are still having a great time.”
Although the Astros eventually lost, but this game will definitely make Addison and her father unforgettable.
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