Watch party at the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum for game 7 of the World Series.
Watch party at the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum for game 7 of the World Series.

Still one heck of a season — Royals fans dance loss away at watch party

October 29, 2014  |    |  1 min read

Fans watching game 7 of the World Series at the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum on Wednesday night were disappointed by the Royals loss, but still very supportive of the home team. The Hale Center for Journalism’s Todd Feeback captured reactions from the crowd as they watched the San Francisco Giants defeat the Royals 3-2.

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