At their opening day April 15, the Tucson Padres honored four people who helped end the mass shooting.
"They had us go out front and throw out the first pitch. I threw a pretty weak pitch, though, 'cause I haven't played baseball since I was like 10. We got to sit in the box and watch the game.
"I don't think I'm a hero, but they wanted to acknowledge that we were helpful. So I was honored, for sure.
"It was a really good memory."
Joe Zamudio, 25, was in Walgreens when the shooting broke out and ran outside to help subdue the shooter.
