As long as the event has been in Oklahoma City, Gill has seen it from the driver's seat of his golf cart. From sunrise until almost midnight Saturday, he met fans arriving on buses from the satellite parking and shuttled those needing assistance to the field. If only golf carts had odometers. The repetition doesn't bore Gill. The trip might be the same, but the people are not.
Some faces are new, some are old but memorable.
An Arizona fan who has been at the World Series multiple times will start waving as soon as the shuttle bus pulls into the complex. So also do the women in the ticket booth. Daron Kapka asked. The man nodded. The chatter inside the cool, cramped room behind the stands is constant.