Alright, so today I wanted to do a little digging into something that’s been on my mind – the national anthem at the 2024 MLB games. You know, that moment before the game starts, everyone stands up, hats off, and we get a powerful rendition of our nation’s song. I was curious about who sang it this year, how it went, and all that jazz.
So first, I fired up my laptop and started with a simple Google search. I typed in “mlb national anthem 2024” and hit enter. Right away, I got a bunch of results, mostly news articles and some social media posts.
I learned that for Game 1 of the World Series, they had country star Brad Paisley lined up. That’s a big name! I remember seeing him perform before, and he’s got a great voice. I clicked on a few articles to get more details, and it looked like it was a pretty standard, respectful performance. No crazy stuff, just a solid rendition of the anthem.
Then, I decided to check out what happened before Game 6. Apparently, Angie Fisher was the one who sang the anthem. I hadn’t heard of her before, so I did a quick search for her name. Turns out she’s got an amazing voice too! I found a video of her performance, and man, she nailed it. Super powerful and emotional, gave me goosebumps.
I also stumbled upon some info about the pregame stuff at Dodger Stadium for the 2024 home opener. They mentioned things like when the gates opened and what time the game started, but what caught my eye was the part about the anthem. They usually do it about 10 minutes before the first pitch. And if you’re lucky enough to be there in person, you can see the singer perform from the Warning Track in Left Field, right under the main scoreboard.
Diving a bit deeper, I read that they always play the national anthem before every Major League Baseball game, no matter what. Sometimes it’s a singer, sometimes it’s a group, and sometimes it’s just instruments. It’s become such a tradition, you know?
I even found a photo of Shohei Ohtani, you know, the star player for the Dodgers, standing during the anthem at a spring training game. It’s just one of those moments that brings everyone together, no matter who you’re rooting for.
My Personal Thoughts
- It’s really cool how they choose different singers for different games.
- It gives different artists a chance to shine, and it keeps things interesting.
- Plus, hearing the anthem live at a baseball game is just a whole different experience. It’s way more powerful than just hearing it on TV.
So yeah, that’s what I found out about the national anthem at the 2024 MLB games. It was a fun little research project, and it got me even more excited for the next baseball season!
