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Beads of water from an overhead mister form on Las Vegas 51's pitcher Ramon Troncoso's hair and forehead as he sits in the dugout during a rare day game at Cashman Field. View photo »
Team mascot Cosmo entertains fans and escapes the heat in the shade and under the misters of the grandstand during a rare day game at Cashman Field. View photo »
Fan David Zegerman cools off with a cup of blue raspberry shaved ice. View photo »
Most fans opt to sit in the shade as they watch the Las Vegas 51's take on the Tucson Sidewinders during a rare day game at Cashman Field. View photo »
Haley Grenz protects her feet from a hot railing-- with her flip flops-- while watching a Las Vegas 51's day game. View photo »
Tyson Redditt gets hydrated by his father Tim Redditt while his mom Andria Redditt applies sunscreen. View photo »
Sergio Garcia douses his face with water to try and cool off before taking the field. View photo »
Las Vegas 51s center fielder Paul Xavier's sunglasses and cap await the next inning on the dugout bench. View photo »
Tue, Jun 10, 2008 (2 a.m.)
Day games at Cashman Field are a test of dedication and endurance for Las Vegas 51s players and fans alike.
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