text: One might consider a Chicago White Sox fan living in Seattle to have bad luck. It rains a lot, your team doesn't visit often...and so on.
  
  Then Paul Dockal decided to bring his 9-month-old son, Bode, to Safeco Field for his first baseball game on April 21. Paul treated his son and his wife, Jennifer, to first-row seats behind the opposing dugout.
  
  And that's when the good luck started for Paul. Scratch that. For Bode. The family witnessed Phil Humber's perfect game for the White Sox in Bode's first-ever baseball game. Talk about good luck.
  
  "It's one of those things that, I don't think he could understand how important it was for me to be with him until he has a son of his own," Paul told MLB.com. "The first thing I said to my wife was, 'This is the best day I've ever had with my son.'"
  
  So after lightning struck once, there's no way it could happen again, right?
  
  Paul took Bode to another game when his uncle wanted to catch a game on Aug. 15. Felix Hernandez was pitching. And just like that, Hernandez threw a perfect game and Bode witnessed history AGAIN. You can't make these things up.
  
  Just like that, Bode Dockal has already seen more in his nine months on earth than most die-hard baseball fans have in a lifetime.
  
  There have been only 23 perfect games thrown in nearly a century and a half of pro baseball history, and Bode has seen two already. Too bad he won't remember either game.
  
  We've seen the corny movies about luck in sports. Angels in the Outfield. Rookie of the Year. Luck of the Irish (Disney Channel Original Movie, people). But for something like this to happen in real life? Crazy.
  
  If you're a pitcher, wouldn't you want to invite this kid out to the game?
  
  Although, considering the Tampa Bay Rays have witnessed three perfect games in four years, baby Bode still has some work to do in the witnessing-perfect-games department.
  
  And now that Bode has become the "Perfect Game Baby," does this mean he'll be blessed with good luck for the rest of his life or will he be the kid who can't hit to save his life in tee-ball?
summary: Nine-month old baby Bode Dockal saw two perfect games, in his first two trips to baseball ballparks.