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Cleveland Indians super fan John Adams poses in his usual centerfield bleacher seat  before the start of his 3000th Cleveland Indians baseball game, dating back to Aug. 24, 1973,  in Cleveland on Wednesday, April 27, 2011.   Adams has seen it all over the years and is enjoying the Indians now as they storm through April with the American League's best record.
Cleveland Indians super fan John Adams poses in his usual centerfield bleacher seat before the start of his 3000th Cleveland Indians baseball game, dating back to Aug. 24, 1973, in Cleveland on Wednesday, April 27, 2011. Adams has seen it all over the years and is enjoying the Indians now as they storm through April with the American League’s best record.
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The Cleveland Indians honored John Adams on Saturday for his 3,000th game of pounding a bass drum in the bleachers in support of the American League team. “I’m overwhelmed,” said Adams, 59, his voice choked with emotion. “I’ve got 3,000 memories of games, of special plays and special players.” Adams’ first game was Aug. 24, 1973. “I never intended to do this. Now I never intend to stop,” Adams said. “I just showed up one night, thought it was a cool thing to do. Then I came back again, and then again.” Adams claims he has missed only 37 games, no matter the weather, since 1994.

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