#Baseball Stadiums

[fredthomasiii-blog]

Wrigley Field - view from the drone

My assignment is complete as this drone footage captures the great Wrigley Field in Chicago, IL. They are home to the Chicago Cubs. This footage presented some unique challenges but we hung tough and are pleased to present our production.

[rebuildingrob]

A day at the ballpark

Daily writing promptWhat activities do you lose yourself in?View all responses I lose myself inside of Major League Baseball stadiums. I know I’ve talked, probably ad nauseam, about how much I enjoy attending major-league baseball games. I’ve always enjoyed the game of baseball, for all the reasons you always hear all the Romantics opine about. It’s pastoral, it reminds me of my past, the…

[typeandcompany]

Such a great little watch on baseball stadiums.

[zegalba]

Nippon-Life Stadium, home of the Osaka Kintetsu Buffaloes (1960)

[tswiftupdatess]

The last time Taylor was at Yankee Stadium was when she received her honorary doctorate degree 2 years ago!

(October 14, 2024)

[ghost-mantis]

(Edit: Added an image of the back of the card!)

Possibly the best baseball card ever made. I want one so badly. The beekeeper removed a swarm from the field that was keeping the game from starting. They even let him throw the first pitch of the game!

[agelessphotography]

Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles, CA, Walter Iooss Jr., 1993

[whitefireprincess]

Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles | Ricky Fabrizio

[toon-link-plush-daily]

He's witnessing the awesomeness of the Smashing Pumpkins :D

Today's Toon Link once knew a guy who liked to smash pumpkins

[brianskangs]

the most important thing to day6? the prompter.

[retropopcult]

Sports Illustrated magazine October 1977 The World Series: Dodgers vs Yankees

[pa1npww]

Love at First Sight

Ken Sato, the famous baseball player for the Tokyo Giants, had just won a crucial game. As he celebrated with his teammates, his eyes met those of a beautiful young woman, [Y/N], who was sitting in the front row.

"Did you enjoy the game?"

Ken asked, with a smile.

"Yeah, it was amazing,"

[Y/N] replied, in a soft voice.

"You're a genius on the diamond."

Ken laughed and sat down next to her.

"Thank you, it means a lot coming from someone so beautiful."

Days later, Ken invited [Y/N] to dinner at a sushi restaurant in Tokyo.

"You look even more beautiful than you did at the stadium,"

Ken said, as he pinned the napkin around her neck.

[Y/N] blushed, and Ken noticed the way her eyes sparkled. As they ate dinner, Ken told her about his passion for baseball and [Y/N] shared her dreams of becoming a fashion designer.

After several dates, Ken and [Y/N] found themselves falling more and more in love.

One night, as they strolled through Shinjuku Park, Ken stopped and looked at her.

"Do you know what it means to me?"

Ken asked, his voice shaking.

[Y/N] shook her head and Ken leaned in close.

"It means everything,"

Ken said, kissing her passionately.

[Y/N] responded with equal passion and they embraced under the moonlight.

"I love you"

Ken whispered.

"I love you too" [Y/N] replied.

[typeandcompany]

The Polo Grounds 1891 - 1964

It would be amazing if AI could build a VR world of old ballparks, then create the most famous games that you could watch from the seat of your choice. This stadium might be tops on my list.

[iero]

My love of football came alive yesterday when I saw the venue names and I was like, “Wait, that’s a FOOTBALL stadium?!?!” I do wonder what made them decide on football stadiums vs. baseball stadiums though.

[newyorkthegoldenage]

Longtime Yankees announcer Mel Allen switches from radio to television on May 11, 1956. He is calling the game between the Yanks and the Baltimore Orioles at the Stadium. Cameraman is Jim Woods. Baseball was originally broadcast on AM radio, but at this time major automakers were switching their advertising from radio to TV.

Photo: Robert Kradin for the AP

[fridaysvalentine]

“It’s a bubble.” “We’re good! It’s a bubble!”

↳ bubble delay at dodger stadium