During your life, there will be times where you simply have to see something to believe it.
Words and pictures don’t do the real thing justice. Like one of the Seven Wonders of the World, it’s just easier to see it in person.
The uniforms the State College Spikes will be wearing on June 29th qualify as something to see. The outfits, which are garishly one-of-a-kind, (see the photo) will be auctioned off during the game with all proceeds benefiting Children’s Miracle Network. The occasion? The appearance of Alfonso Riberio of Fresh Prince of Bel Air fame.
The Spikes went 48-27 last season en route to a 30-8 record at home. State College would fall 4-3 in the final game of the New York-Penn League championship series. The season was the Spikes’ best in the team’s short history and first playoff appearance in franchise history. The Spikes are currently affiliated with the St. Louis Cardinals.
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