oldtimefamilybaseball:

Fun fact: Graham Godfrey remembers when baseball was still called “Rounders.” 

Sooooo original

productiveouts:

JEFF SAMARDZIJA IS AWARE OF HIS SURROUNDINGS.

i have come across this too many times not to repost it.

in this episode of baseball players really like the same stuff we do…

GEEKING

So when Playstation came and filmed in the neighborhood, they assigned this message to the marquee. When I saw the filming notices, I assumed it would be for an MLB video game, and I think this image will be used to prove that the game play will be so customizable that even your Cubs can win a World Series.  Rude, but we get it. Hopefully I’ll be around to see them win one.

Image via trickholland on twitter.

And The Wrigley Blog told me about it. (Also the guys at Wrigley Blog are awesome, so be sure to see what they are posting).

Flags are up and lights are on!

Oh yea, this made my night/life…

This + making deadlines + Balance and Composure’s “Twenty Four” + mad hearts and smiles.

"To a baseball fan, Opening Day is New Years Day"

Jon Miller (via jeterian-swing)

(Source: giantsbaseballtalk)

stadium-love-:

Nationals Park: Home of the Washington Nationals

nats park full? what a rare sight

Same dude. I just can’t.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

all the way yes!

and thank you, what i didnt get in good looks i got in interesting interests.
(this is late because of tumblr’s photo upload issue)

I am researching how the built environment of MLB stadiums affects the fan culture of the home team. I am also looking at the financial and political reasoning behind how, where and why stadiums are built as well as the affect on neighborhoods surrounding the park.

Currently reading “Community America: Who Owns Wrigley Field?” and Wrigley Regulars both by Holly Swyers.

I am also working on a documentation project focusing on drinking culture in Wrigleyville.

(Gosh darn, research is hard. :P)