Fans, teams from the Valley chime in on Wild Card Wednesday

Wild Card Wednesday is officially here.

Fans, team members and organizations from around the Valley are champing at the bit for the NL Wild Card Game between the Arizona Diamondbacks and Colorado Rockies to start.

With their excitement boiling over, they took to Twitter.

Let's go @Dbacks it's our time, our home! #OurSeason pic.twitter.com/URAPFE7CaJ

— BigSauce (@alantwilliams) October 4, 2017

We are sending all of our power and goodwill to the @Dbacks tonight! We hate that we can’t be there! #PostSeason2017

— Jimmy Eat World (@jimmyeatworld) October 4, 2017

Judging by U.S. Sen. John McCain’s post, he is more than ready.

Going into tonight's @Dbacks Wild Card game like… #OurSeason pic.twitter.com/j5EDWSAL5U

— John McCain (@SenJohnMcCain) October 4, 2017

Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton found his way to social media, tweeting that he made a friendly bet with Denver Mayor Michael Hancock over Wednesday’s game.

Made a friendly wager w/ Denver's @MayorHancock for a pack of @WrenHouseBrew. Feeling good about tonight's @Dbacks @Rockies #WildCard game! pic.twitter.com/Dk9FAAuVwB

— Greg Stanton (@MayorStanton) October 4, 2017

Other teams around the Valley showed their support.

Join us in cheering on and wishing luck to the @Dbacks in tonight’s National League #WildCard game! pic.twitter.com/vIypNPejWq

— Phoenix Suns (@Suns) October 4, 2017

We wish our friends at the @DBacks the best of luck tonight!

Put the W in Wild Card! #OurSeason #AllAZ pic.twitter.com/p6Dyiq3UxY

— Arizona Cardinals (@AZCardinals) October 4, 2017

Today's their day. ⚾️

Good luck to our friends the @Dbacks in today's #WildCard! You know we’ll be howling for you. #AllAZ pic.twitter.com/4Ie3SI1KAY

— Arizona Coyotes (@ArizonaCoyotes) October 4, 2017

Even the Arizona Department of Transportation got involved.

Hit dingers, not cars. Don't be a #WildCard, drive like a champ. #OurSeason pic.twitter.com/PGQy1Y4YUn

— Arizona DOT (@ArizonaDOT) October 4, 2017

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