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A Night at the Park!

Last night we went to Washington Nationals Ryan Zimmerman's 6th Annual A Night at the Park.

The intimate event held in the Norfolk Southern Club at the ballpark provided a cocktail reception, dinner, exciting live and silent auctions, and a special performance from double-platinum selling country music recording artist Kip Moore, whom we snapped with Ryan Zimmerman.

Washington Nationals All Star pitcher and University of Missouri legend Max Scherzer with his wife, Erica. Everyone was so excited about his no-hitter on Saturday.

VIP guests got to chat with Ryan and his Nationals teammates, such as shortstop Ian Desmond, here with his wife, Chelsey.

Nationals pitcher Drew Storen and wife Brittani.

The fundraiser benefited the zIMS Foundation, to fight Multiple Sclerosis, or MS, which Ryan Zimmerman's mom has had since 1995; since Ryan started the foundation, it's raised more than $1.5M to find a cure. We snapped Ryan surrounded by his family: brother Sean, father Keith, mother Cheryl and wife Heather.

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