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Spotted behind home plate at Rogers Centre: Rush frontman Geddy Lee and his scorecard

By Chris Landers

As one of the world's preeminent Canadians, Rush frontman Geddy Lee is a tried and true Blue Jays fan. The last time he took in a postseason game at Rogers Centre? Game 5 of the 2015 ALDS, aka The Bat Flip Game, aka "the weirdest, most intense inning of baseball," as Lee later described it. 
With that kind of first impression, of course Lee was in attendance at the AL Wild Card Game against the Orioles. And, to ensure that he captured any classic moments for posterity, he brought along his scorecard:

We recommend coming up with an abbreviation for bat flip. He's probably going to need it.

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