I AM SACRAMENTO FIRE - SACRAMENTO FIRE BASEBALL TEAM

In 2001, Captain Jarred Hunt and Captain Nathan Green embarked on firefighting careers with the Sacramento Fire Department. While professional duties united them, it was their shared passion for baseball that sparked a remarkable friendship.
"I loved baseball ever since I was a kid," Captain Nathan Green shared, a sentiment that eventually blossomed into a driving force behind their collective journey.
In 2003, the two joined a newly established Sacramento Fire Baseball team. What started as an exclusive squad for Sacramento Fire members has since grown to include over 150 players from 20 different agencies. Their unifying aspiration: cherishing the game while contributing to the greater good.
Throughout the years, the team's roster has evolved, but their commitment to charity remains constant. The Sacramento Fire Baseball team has raised over $15,000 for charitable causes, including the Firefighters Burn Institute, leaving a positive impact on the community.
On the diamond, their accomplishments gleam too, marked by eight medals-two gold, three silver, and three bronze. Presently, the team braces for a tournament in Boston, not only for the thrill of competition but also for the opportunity to help others.
Reflecting on their journey, Captain Jarred Hunt stated, "On the baseball field, you can learn a ton of life lessons." These lessons have seamlessly woven into their firefighting career, enhancing their effectiveness in safeguarding the community.
The journey of Captains Hunt and Green, from firefighting partners to baseball buddies, exemplifies unity, athleticism, and compassion. Their story serves as a testament to the connections forged through shared passions and a dedication to making a difference.
On this episode of #IAMSACRAMENTOFIRE join us in cheering for the Sacramento Fire Baseball team as they get ready to compete against some major teams in the east coast.