THE FRONT ROW with MARK NELKE: A secret to keep, then a quick trip to Cleveland, capped by watching their son's first major league hit
Courtesy photo Family and friends gathered in Cleveland this week to watch the major league debut of Kyle Manzardo, the former Lake City High and Washington State star. The group posed on the field at Progressive Field after Kyle's debut Monday night. In the front row from left are Randy Rowley, Denise Pechette, Torrey Long, Kyle Manzardo, Marcus Manzardo, Windy Manzardo, Paul Manzardo, Janet Manzardo, Sherry Green, Mike Manzardo, Michelle Manzardo, Matt Manzardo and Kevin Rinaldi; and back row from left, Jared Pechette, Donny Gay, Brandon Gay, Brody Barnum, Owen Leonard and Art Green.
RON SCHWANE/Associated Press Kyle Manzardo of the Cleveland Guardians, the former Lake City High and Washington State star, is all smiles after getting his first major league hit, a single off Detroit Tigers pitcher Jason Foley in the seventh inning Wednesday in Cleveland.
It might have been the most excruciating three hours of Paul Manzardo’s life.
The heads-up text from his son, Kyle, telling him it was looking like he was going to get called up to the major leagues by the Cleveland Guardians.
But in the meantime, don’t tell anybody.
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