A word of advice: Don't wear a Cardinals hat to a Rangers victory parade

To understand the pageantry and the passion and the emotion of all of this. And why so many people would line so many Arlington streets, you have to meet people like Leah Jimenez and her golden glitter sign. Or Naomi Dodds, a true Blue Rangers fan. Three screaming boys from Grandview. Stephanie Hayes from Arlington exactly. Oh, I'll be screaming my tush off. Or Beto Padilla from East Dallas. He got here at 3 AM. It's not even about me. Honestly, it's about the whole city. We deserve this. So for an organization and its fan base that both deserve this long overdue day, they stood and cheered for every Rangers player who paraded by with their families in the back of pickup trucks. The loudest cheers for Adoles Garcia. Corey Seeger and his MVP trophy. Manager and Savior Bruce Bochy. With the trophy that took five decades to win. But in all this joy we found one problem. Your photographer should not wear his favorite Saint Louis Cardinals had the team that beat the Rangers in their last World Series. My neighbor is a Cardinals fan and he even felt bad for the Rangers that year. We put the hat away just in case. But on a happy day like this, even a Cardinals fan is invited into the now victorious Rangers family. We welcome you open arms. You want a hat? I got one in the car. A guy wearing the wrong hat couldn't possibly ruin a joyful celebration like this. It's been a good party. It should be the best party there ever was. In Arlington, I'm Kevin Reese. Alright, photographer Brandon Mowry. You know I love you, but you gotta take that Cardinals hat off. You gotta put on a Rangers cap.