As Smith’s Ballpark hits its 25th year, the memories come fast and furious for Bees president and baseball lifer Marc Amicone

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Christopher KamraniSports enterprise writer

Since joining the Tribune in 2012, Chris has covered prep sports, Major League Soccer, the Pac-12 Conference and the last two Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and Pyeongchang, South Korea. If you have an idea for a unique sports story, email him at <a href="mailto:ckamrani@sltrib.com">ckamrani@sltrib.com</a>.

As Smith’s Ballpark hits its 25th year, the memories come fast and furious for Bees president and baseball lifer Marc Amicone

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