A Photoblog of Arizona State Sun Devil Baseball

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My Favorite Photo

Posted: 2019-02-16

Mark and Jason Kipnis

Photo by Barry S. Stahl dated 2009-06-08

This is my all-time favorite Sun Devil photo so it is fitting as a kick-off to this photoblog. In this image from June of 2009, Jason Kipnis hugs his father Mark after the Sun Devils punched their ticket to Omaha for the College World Series by beating Clemson 8-2. The Sun Devils swept the best-of-3 Super--Regional series to earn their 21st College World Series appearance.

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Barry S. Stahl is a Software Engineer who has been taking photos at Sun Devil baseball games for roughly 20 years. Aside from watching baseball and building software, Barry also enjoys hockey and is an Election Integrity Activist, husband of one genius and father of another, and a 40+ year resident of Phoenix Arizona. When he is not traveling around the world to speak at Technical Conferences or sitting in the stands at Phoenix Municipal Stadium, he can be found designing software intensive systems for Carvana in Tempe AZ or working on the next AZGiveCamp event, where software creators come together to build websites and apps for some great non-profit organizations.

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