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Who was that guy in the Marlins jacket at Game 1?
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- Staff Kansas City Business Journal
Game 1 of the World Series raised a number of questions: Are the Giants the real team of destiny? When will the Royals comeback begin? And who is the guy in the orange Marlins jacket sitting behind home plate. At least the answer to the last question is clear.
SBNation.com not only identified, but interviewed the mysterious fan when he was in a similar seat during the 2012 World Series. Laurence Levy is a Florida workers' compensation lawyer, an original Marlins season ticket holder and a serious sports fan.
He told SBNation at the time that he'd already been to 26 Super Bowls and 80 World Series games — and obviously added to the total on Tuesday.
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