That's 20

   In some ways this story started in April of this year, but in some ways in also started in the fall of 1992.  It was in 1992 that the Pittsburgh Pirates would claim their third straight division title, finishing the regular season with a 96-66 record, before losing to the Atlanta Braves 4 games to 3 in the National League Championship Series, losing game 7 of that series 3-2 after having a 2-0 leading heading into the bottom of the 9th inning.   Pirates manager Jim Leyland would win NL manager of the year, starting pitcher Tim Wakefield would be the NL Rookie of the year and outfielder Barry Bonds would be named the NL Most Valuable Player. 

Where I will be Friday night

Pirates vs Phillies @ PNC Park, complete with a view from my seat.  Don't worry, I'll take the camera to get more pics than just this.