My Game At Chase Field

It looks big as you approach it, as I did on a late Sunday morning not too long ago. My first look revealed what appeared to be a large rectangle topped by an immense, half moon made of steel. I knew I was about to experience something completely different from

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Remembering Shea Stadium

I just published a “guest” blog post at “C70 At The Bat” for my friend, Missouri resident and and Cardinals fan, Daniel “Champ” Shoptaw, who is on holiday for two weeks and has asked a number of bloggers to keep his blog active while he is camping. I was honored

Nationals Park

Now Batting Clean Up: This was the last stop on my east coast ball park tour. I had a lot of rainy weather during my journey, so by the time this date rolled around I was armed with an umbrella. I had intended to visit five ball parks, but due

Orioles Park at Camden Yards

Orioles Park at Camden Yards I got to the stadium grounds on a breezy, overcast Saturday night in September. The weather service said there was a chance of a shower, which given my luck with Mother Nature on my extended road trip, meant that there would be a shower. Never

Citizens Bank Park

Follow The Crowd: Finding a team’s ball park is the easiest thing in the world if you get off at the right station. Unlike my home town, I got it right on my first attempt so all I had to do was follow the sea of red. When I got

Citi Field – New Friends

Going to the Mets Game: On Friday evening, September 9, 2011, I headed to Citi Field to meet Barry, Cathy and their son Matt and to see the Mets beat the Cubs. I’m taking the train from Long Island. I’m thinking I’ll get off the LIRR at Woodside, walk upstairs where I can transfer

Citi Field – Welcome Home – Part 2

Here We Go! I’m in luck. Left-hander Chris Capuano is on the mound for the Metropolitans. It wasn’t too long ago that he threw a two-hit, fourteen-strikeout gem against the Atlanta Braves, who are a very good club. If he can handle them, he should be able to handle a

Citi Field – Welcome Home – Part 1

For a variety of reasons, not the least of which is that I live in San Francisco, I haven’t seen the Mets play at home in twenty-two years. But on Wednesday, August 31st, I finally saw the Mets play at Citi Field, where they defeated the Florida Marlins by a