http://www.startribune.com/467/story/12693...

Until the second inning of his son's Friday night Little League baseball game, Wade Campbell didn't seem different from most players' parents, the boy's coach said Tuesday.
Before the game, Campbell, 46, complained about a lack of playing time for his kid, but he also helped the team warm up.

"That was great," Noe Ambriz, the coach, said Tuesday. "Anytime a parent wants to throw the ball around with the kids, it helps."

Then, with two strikes against him, Campbell's 12-year-old son watched the third strike zing past.