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Category Archives: The Stadium Experience
Why Couldn’t I Buy A Dodger Hat at Dodger Stadium?
I don’t live in LA anymore. Because of that, I’ve lost touch with the city and the Dodgers in some ways. I’m beginning to suspect that this is a good thing. Until going to a game on Friday I was, … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball Fashion, Memoir, The Stadium Experience
Tagged Dodger Stadium, frank mccourt, Hats, Matt Kemp, Vin Scully
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The Stadium Experience: Defense
I have recently come to believe that defense is the most important thing about watching baseball games in person. It occupies the most of our time, it captures the most of our imagination, and in person, it’s the easiest thing … Continue reading
The Stadium Experience: The Good Seats
My tax bracket usually dictates that I sit in the sections of the stadium where a mask will drop down if there’s a loss in cabin pressure. But seeing as how this is the week of my 30th birthday, the … Continue reading
Posted in The Stadium Experience
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The Stadium Experience: Getting There
The magic of attending a baseball game may begin when you present your ticket at the gate, but no spell can be cast without adequate preparation. Before the first pitch the would-be attendee faces a gauntlet of decisions, ranging from … Continue reading
Posted in The Stadium Experience
Tagged ballpark food, getting there, tickets, transportation
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The Stadium Experience: Cooperstown Connection
The bats were wooden, and the baseball players were young and green. The stands were mostly empty but for behind home plate–in the shade of the grandstand–where chatty ladies in hats and large sunglassed filled the spaces between the mens’ … Continue reading
The Stadium Experience: Exile on the Main Concourse
Last week PnP began an exploration of the way we watch baseball in person, namely The Stadium Experience. From the ensuing discussion, a plan was hatched: I’d go to a Major League game alone — something I’d never done before … Continue reading
Posted in Memoir, The Stadium Experience
Tagged A's, chone figgins, Dallas Braden, Franklin Gutierrez, Ichiro, Jose Lopez, Luke French, Mariners, Mark Ellis, Mark McGwire, nostalgia, Safeco Field, Whitey Ford
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The Stadium Experience
The fan was about fifty years old and if it weren’t for the beach ball we never would have noticed him at all. He had a regular middle-aged build, thinning hair, and two boys – maybe twelve and fourteen years … Continue reading