Davis Schneider's impact on and off the field

And a shot into left field, David Snyder and his legendary mustache not only winning over Jays fans but fans around the league with a style of play and his genuine personality. And on Monday, he was able to take part in his first Major League home opener as a baseball player, and his parents were in the stands for the special moment, getting fit the left fielder #36. Davis Schneider. Very surreal and but also we just just sit and wallow in his happiness. A lot of people expect Steven Elena Schneider made the near 9 hour drive from their home in Berlin, NJ to Toronto to see their son take part in another historic moment in his career. But what has it been like to see your kid achieve and live his dreams? It it still doesn’t seem real, but, you know, since he was a baby, I mean. We knew. We knew that he was going to do great things in Schneider’s first Major League at bat. He walked up to the plate and crushed her home run over the Green Monster in Boston and would go on to become the first Major League player ever to record nine hits and two home runs in the first three games. Jersey now in the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame. When I turn the corner and saw the locker, it really literally took my breath away. I gasped. But I think just seen it there with Ed Marie Holidays jersey and Jose Batistas and you know it’s was crazy. And yeah, it was something we’ll never forget. Since his Major League Baseball debut, he’s one of our fans at each and every game, many showing up sporting a fake mustache in his honor. But through it all, the 25 year old has stayed humble and grounded. At Spring training, he spent time every single day signing autographs and speaking with fans who waited hours in the heat. And he’s known for taking the time to talk to fans around the Roger Center, giving him the reputation of being Eastern ice guy. That’s the most important thing for us. He has learned so much. He’s the baby of the family, but he’s learned so much from his siblings. So you know, those are the most important things for us. Just the way the fans treat him, the way he treats the fans, how much love Canada, all of Canada has for him. It’s just more than we could ever have asked or hoped for or prayed for. It’s really awesome. But there’s one thing he’s not so much a Mr. Nice Guy at We play Catan and I’ve never won a game because the rules have seen to change whenever we’re playing. He’s, he knows all these rules. For City News, I’m Lindsey Dunn.