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fleetfootmike ([personal profile] fleetfootmike) wrote2010-04-14 02:18 pm

The great MLB quest

I dunno how long it's going to take me, but I'm aiming to visit all 30 Major League Baseball stadiums before I run out of time :D

So far:
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6 July 1994 Metrodome, Minneapolis, MN TOR 4 MIN 5 None Anne, [livejournal.com profile] greylady & son
18 June 2008 US Cellular Field, Chicago, IL PIT 2 CWS 8 generic White Sox t-shirt, logoed baseball no-one
5 August 2009 Tropicana Field, Tampa, FL BOS 4 TB 6 Jason Bartlett number/name t-shirt, kids logoed baseball and bat Anne, James, [livejournal.com profile] plaid_dragon, [livejournal.com profile] losthismarbles
13 April 2010 Rogers Center, Toronto, Canada CWS 8 TOR 7 (F/11) Vernon Wells number/name t-shirt, logoed baseball [livejournal.com profile] hofdave

Stats so far:


AL games seen: 4
NL games seen: 0
Interleague games seen: 0
Team seen most: White Sox, Blue Jays (2 each)
Extra innings games: 1
Total home runs: 16 (including one by Kirby Puckett)
Domed stadiums: 3

Of course, I shall have to visit 31 now, since Target Field has replaced the Metrodome: as a Twins fan, I shall probably leave that till last to bookend the list.

I guess you can expect to see me at a few strategically placed US cons sometime soon :D

[identity profile] redaxe.livejournal.com 2010-04-14 07:16 pm (UTC)(link)
It look as if Detroit, Cincinnati, and Cleveland are within not impossible driving distance, as well (though Cleveland may be stretching the point, at sixish hours). Minneapolis and Kansas City are real stretches, but could be done on not horrid drives, probably planning to do them as overnight stays.