CommunityGood NewsLocal News GOOD NEWS: 10th Man Ceremony By Eli Hartman - August 4, 2021 FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp 10th Man Ceremony 1 of 6 Empty jerseys signifying the honorary 10th man lay on the bench of the Dodger's tee ball team before the start of their game Friday evening at Sherwood Park. Before the start of their game, tee ball coach Daniel Alvarado held a ceremony to recognize who he calls his 10th man: the children who are left unable to play sports due to disability, hospitalization, foster care and other reasons out of their control. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American) An empty jersey signifying the honorary 10th man lays on the bench of the Dodger's tee ball team before the start of their game Friday evening at Sherwood Park. Before the start of their game, tee ball coach Daniel Alvarado held a ceremony to recognize who he calls his 10th man: the children who are left unable to play sports due to disability, hospitalization, foster care and other reasons out of their control. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American) An empty jersey signifying the honorary 10th man lays on the bench of the Dodger's tee ball team before the start of their game Friday evening at Sherwood Park. Before the start of their game, tee ball coach Daniel Alvarado held a ceremony to recognize who he calls his 10th man: the children who are left unable to play sports due to disability, hospitalization, foster care and other reasons out of their control. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American) Coach Daniel Alvarado makes an announcement honoring the children who aren't able to play sports due to disability, hospitalization, foster care, and other reasons out of their control before the start of his kid's tee ball game Friday evening at Sherwood Park. Alvarado recognized the absent children as the honorary 10th man of his tee ball teams and left jerseys laying on the bench to signify their contributions to the sport. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American) Coach Daniel Alvarado makes an announcement honoring the children who aren't able to play sports due to disability, hospitalization, foster care, and other reasons out of their control before the start of his kid's tee ball game Friday evening at Sherwood Park. Alvarado recognized the absent children as the honorary 10th man of his tee ball teams and left jerseys laying on the bench to signify their contributions to the sport. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American) Coach Daniel Alvarado makes an announcement honoring the children who aren't able to play sports due to disability, hospitalization, foster care, and other reasons out of their control before the start of his kid's tee ball game Friday evening at Sherwood Park. Alvarado recognized the absent children as the honorary 10th man of his tee ball teams and left jerseys laying on the bench to signify their contributions to the sport. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American) Like this:Like Loading... Related Featured Local Savings