One aspect of baseball that rarely gets the recognition it deserves. Daryl believed a Team is made up of not only the players on the field but the families and friends that sit in the bleachers cheering them on. The spectators and families also hold a crucial role in the team. From the grandparents that drove out of their way, to the little brothers and sisters who gave up their weekends, to the friends showing up to support, Daryl understood how fans had the power to impact the game on the field. He wanted to create a culture of inclusivity that extended beyond the dugout. He would often refer to his team as a “baseball family” because that’s what it meant to be on a team coached by Daryl Horn. We are all a part of this unit working towards the same goal.; to win, sure, but more importantly play some really good baseball.