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Zac Gallen was dying for a pool party after the Diamondbacks advanced to the World Series


While celebrating in an opposing clubhouse definitely brings its own unique kind of feelings, former UNC pitcher and Diamondbacks’ ace had his eyes on the Chase Field pool after his team took down the Phillies in Game 7 of the NLCS. The pool nestled in the right field of Chase Field has been a subject of controversy over the past decade. (Burn City Sports)

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Zac Gallen was dying for a pool party after the Diamondbacks advanced to the World Series