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MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- The Brewers are getting ready for Game 3, but lots of fans are still riding high about the incredible finish to Game 2. That includes one woman who caught the game from a plane stuck on the tarmac at O'Hare airport.
Dr. Christine Fischer was in Chicago when the Crew made their ninth-inning comeback.
She says she was trying not to be disruptive but at the worst possible time, the captain interrupted with an update. Thankfully, she caught the winning hit, and her restrained celebration went viral.
"You're just so in the moment, right?" Fischer said. "I think I was just so locked in and dialed in that nothing was occurring to me besides hanging on every pitch and every throw."
"The fan in me is just wanting to scream and swear and be excited in the moment," she said. "But trying to keep it respectful."
Fischer, and surely every other Brewers fan, now hope for more opportunities to celebrate this postseason.