Young Brewers fan surprised with NLCS Game 4 tickets

A place that equally is pretty bonkers, I bet, after that Garrett Mitchell home run. Kelly's Bleachers, and that's where we find April Preciado. Good evening, April. So, yes, as you just mentioned, and while many of his fans wish they were out in Los Angeles cheering the Blue Crew on, one lucky or one surprised young fan was surprised by his parents this morning to go to the game at Dodger Stadium. It was all posted, and that moment went viral. Henry, you missed the bus. Henry, what are you doing? I did? Yeah, it's 6. It's 7.30. I was sound asleep. I didn't even wake up once. I have a good idea. You know what? Why don't you pack your bag, get some overnight clothes, your toothbrush, your deodorant. I'm taking you somewhere. All right, let's, why don't we go to L.A. and go to game four? Actually? Yeah. Really? Yeah. Moment that was all captured. Now, this is 12-year-old Henry Rappel. He is a huge Brewers fan and Wisconsin sports fan as well. His family moved from Franklin, Wisconsin, to Nevada back in 2023. And after watching the series, his parents tell me that they wanted to surprise him with tickets to Game 4 of the NLCS. Now, today, Henry and his father, Jonathan, drove from Nevada to Los Angeles to watch the game. And we caught up with them during their drive. Take a listen. Well, I actually missed the bus. I'm like, oh, crap. My parents are going to be so mad. And then I and then my dad says, you want to go to Game 4? I'm like, you're lying. Like, you do this all the time. And then he's like, he's so, and it's true. So I'm like, wow. We planned this last Friday. Before we knew, you know, it was going to be 3-0 or anything like that. But we figured, hey, four games, that means he gets to for sure see it. You know, you never know if there's going to be a game five, you know, after last year. So we started looking at tickets and we didn't know what to expect Because Los Angeles is a lot more expensive usually, but we found some good cheaper seats up in the upper deck that were within our budget and said, let's do this. Let's make an experience out of it. Quite a special moment between father and son, of course. And the family tells me that this is actually their very first time at Dodger Stadium as well. So I also got to ask Henry, what would he ask his favorite player, Jacob Mizellski? And he tells me, being a baseball fan himself and a player as well, he says that he would ask him, what is it that makes him throw so fast? Which is a million dollars to him, right? So, some moments for both.