They kept telling me not to take too much pressure and to just focus on playing my natural game. Everyone was very supportive," she added. Sujata's hockey journey, however, wasn't an easy one.

As a foul ball headed in the direction of a father-daughter duo watching a Yankees-Rays game, the little girl gave her dad an extra challenge by covering his eyes as he tried to make the catch.

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Catching a ball at an MLB game is hard enough for fans in the stands, let alone when your eyes are being covered by your daughter. During the New York Yankees-Tampa Bay Rays matchup on Saturday ...

As the foul ball came closer, the smiling daughter covered her dad’s eyes with her hands ... broke their four-game losing streak after having a two-run inning to take the lead in the eighth ...

As the foul ball came closer ... the Yankees-Rays game on Saturday at Yankee Stadium. X @MLB The fellow fan on top of his shoulders, presumably his daughter, covers his eyes just as the foul ...

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One father won’t forget an ultimate fan moment when he caught a foul ball while his daughter was covering his eyes at Yankee Stadium over the weekend.

including 17 consecutive misses between the middle of the second quarter and Mike Conley’s dagger 3 with 1:22 to play. “We didn’t shoot the ball well, but I thought we were the tougher team ...