• Friday, April 6th, 2012
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When a storm sent them to their dugout in the first inning of their home opener Thursday night, Riverdogs players Cito Culver (clockwise, from foreground), Angelo Gumbs, Mason Williams and Fred Lewis (22) didn’t let it stop them from catching something — in this case raindrops on their tongues. The drops turned into a deluge that sent the crowd home, with play to resume against the Rome Braves in a doubleheader today at Joe Riley Park. (Story on Page C5)

When a storm sent them to their dugout in the first inning of their home opener Thursday night, Riverdogs players Cito Culver (clockwise, from foreground), Angelo Gumbs, Mason Williams and Fred Lewis (22) didn’t let it stop them from catching something — in this case raindrops on their tongues. The drops turned into a deluge that sent the crowd home, with play to resume against the Rome Braves in a doubleheader today at Joe Riley Park. (Story on Page C5) Buy this photo