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Met the Dodgers
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amuly.livejournal.comTitle: Met the Dodgers
Pairing: Tony/Steve
Word Count: 17,687
Rating: R
Summary: Written for a prompt over at![[info]](../../img/community.gif?v=3)
avengerkink</lj>: Tony decides that, with his reputation, there's only one best way to show Steve he's serious about their budding relationship. Buy the Dodgers and move them back to Brooklyn for him.
Warnings: extreme baseball nerdiness, virgin!Steve
A/N: So... I decided to fill this in a spare moment I had when some classes got canceled Thursday. And then it turned into this. 16K of my love letter to baseball and the Avengers. Or something like that. … I love baseball so much ^___; I think I'm just going to write Steve-and-Tony-attend-baseball-games fic exclusively from now on.
Tony invented a new element to shove in his own chest in order to stay alive. In a matter of days. By building a particle accelerator in his house. Did anyone remember that? No. (Except the Noble prize committee. But they didn't count. Hell, they'd give those away to anyone nowadays.)
Pairing: Tony/Steve
Word Count: 17,687
Rating: R
Summary: Written for a prompt over at
avengerkink</lj>: Tony decides that, with his reputation, there's only one best way to show Steve he's serious about their budding relationship. Buy the Dodgers and move them back to Brooklyn for him.Warnings: extreme baseball nerdiness, virgin!Steve
A/N: So... I decided to fill this in a spare moment I had when some classes got canceled Thursday. And then it turned into this. 16K of my love letter to baseball and the Avengers. Or something like that. … I love baseball so much ^___; I think I'm just going to write Steve-and-Tony-attend-baseball-games fic exclusively from now on.
Tony invented a new element to shove in his own chest in order to stay alive. In a matter of days. By building a particle accelerator in his house. Did anyone remember that? No. (Except the Noble prize committee. But they didn't count. Hell, they'd give those away to anyone nowadays.)
