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Major League Stadiums (39)

  • Angel Stadium, Anaheim, CA, 2015
  • AT&T Park, San Francisco, CA, 2012
  • The Ballpark at Arlington, Arlington, TX, 2003
  • Busch Stadium, St. Louis, MO, 2009
  • Chase Field, Phoenix, AZ, 2008
  • *Cinergy Field, Cincinnati, OH, 2001
  • Citi Field, New York, NY, 2011
  • Citizens Bank Park, Philadelphia, PA, 2016
  • *Cleveland Stadium, Cleveland, OH, 1993
  • Comerica Park, Detroit, MI, 2014
  • Coors Field, Denver, CO, 2010
  • *County Stadium, Milwaukee, WI, 1998
  • Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles, CA, 2000 
  • *Dolphins Stadium, Miami, FL, 2005
  • Fenway Park, Boston, MA, 1991
  • Kauffman Stadium, Kansas City, MO, 2004
  • *Kingdome, Seattle, WA, 1999
  • *Memorial Stadium, Baltimore, MD, 1991
  • *Metrodome, Minneapolis, MN, 1998
  • Minute Maid Park, Houston, TX, 2003
  • Network Associates Coliseum, Oakland, CA, 2004
  • *Olympic Stadium, Montreal, QC, 2002
  • Petco Park, San Diego, CA, 2015
  • PNC Park, Pittsburgh, PA, 2011
  • Progressive Field, Cleveland, OH, 2017
  • *Qualcomm Stadium, San Diego, CA, 2000
  • Rogers Centre/Skydome, Toronto, QC, 2006
  • *RFK Stadium, Washington, DC, 2007
  • Safeco Field, Seattle, WA, 2018
  • *Shea Stadium, New York, NY, 1991
  • SunTrust Park, Atlanta, GA, 2019
  • *Three Rivers Stadium, Pittsburgh, PA, 1993
  • *Tiger Stadium, Detroit, MI, 1993
  • Tropicana Field, St. Petersburg, FL, 2005
  • *Turner Field, Atlanta, GA, 2001
  • USCellular Field, Chicago, IL, 2009
  • *Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia, PA, 1990
  • Wrigley Field, Chicago, IL, 1992
  • Yankee Stadium, New York, NY, 1990

* - Closed Stadium, names of ballparks used when visited 

Minor League Stadiums (41)

  • Aces Ballpark, Reno, NV, 2012
  • AutoZone Park, Memphis, TN, 2013
  • Avista Stadium, Spokane, WA, 2018
  • Ballpark at Jackson, Jackson, TN, 2013
  • Banner Island Ballpark, Stockton, CA, 2012
  • BellSouth Park, Chattanooga, TN, 2001
  • *Billy Hebert Field, Stockton, CA, 2004
  • Bowman Field, Williamsport, PA, 2011
  • Canal Park, Akron, OH, 2017
  • Cashman Field, Las Vegas, NV, 2008
  • Centennial Field, Burlington, VT, 2002 
  • Cheney Stadium, Tacoma, WA, 2018
  • *Civic Stadium, Portland, OR, 1999
  • Coca-Cola Park, Allentown, PA, 2016 
  • County Stadium, Yakima, WA, 1999 
  • Dell Diamond, Round Rock, TX, 2003 
  • Dow Diamond, Midland, MI, 2014
  • Dunne Tire Stadium, Buffalo, NY, 2006 
  • Durham Bulls Athletic Center, Durham, NC, 2007
  • Dwyer Stadium, Batavia, NY, 2006
  • The Epicenter, Rancho Cucamonga, CA, 2000 
  • Fifth Third Field, Toledo, OH, 2014
  • Fox Cities Stadium, Appleton, WI, 1998 
  • Harbor Park, Norfolk, VA, 2007
  • Heritage Field at Stater Bros. Stadium, Adelanto, CA, 2015
  • Holman Stadium, Vero Beach, FL, 2005
  • Huntington Park, Columbus, OH, 2017
  • Isotopes Park, Aluquerque, NM, 2010
  • Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Park, Charleston, SC, 2019
  • Lynx Stadium, Ottawa, ON, 2002
  • Metro Bank Park, Harrisburg, PA, 2016
  • Modern Woodmen Park, Davenport, IA, 2009
  • Regions Field, Birmingham, AL, 2013
  • San Manuel Stadium, San Bernardino, CA, 2015
  • Scotia Bank Field at Nat Bailey Stadium, Vancouver, BC, 2018
  • Sec Taylor Stadium, Des Moines, IA, 2004
  • Security Service Field, Colorado Springs, CO, 2010
  • Segra Park, Columbia, SC, 2019
  • Tradition Field, St. Lucie, FL 2005 
  • Tucson Electric Park, Tucson, AZ, 2008
  • Veterans Memorial Stadium, Cedar Rapids, IA, 2004 

Other Stadiums:
Little League International Complex (Lamade Stadium and Volunteer Stadium), Williamsport, PA, 2011

Remaining Major League Ballparks:

  • Orioles Park, Baltimore, MD, opened 1992
  • Miller Park, Milwaukee, WI, opened 2001
  • Great American Ballpark, Cincinnati, OH, opened 2003
  • Nationals Park, Washington DC, opened 2008
  • Yankee Stadium, New York, NY, opened 2009
  • Target Field, Minneapolis, MN, opened 2010
  • Marlins Park, Miami, FL, opened 2012
  • Globe Life Field, Arlington, TX, opened 2020

Major League Teams (30)

  • Anaheim Angels 1991(2), 2015
  • Arizona Diamondbacks 2008
  • Atlanta Braves 1993, 2001, 2016, 2019
  • Baltimore Orioles 1991
  • Boston Red Sox 1991, 1998 
  • Chicago Cubs 1990, 1992 
  • Chicago White Sox, 2006, 2009
  • Cincinnati Reds 1991, 2001, 2011
  • Cleveland Indians 1993, 2001, 2009, 2014, 2017
  • Colorado Rockies, 2009, 2010
  • Detroit Tigers 1993, 2014
  • Florida Marlins 2002, 2005 
  • Houston Astros 2003
  • Kansas City Royals 1993, 2003, 2004(2), 2005, 2017
  • Los Angeles Dodgers 2000, 2010, 2015, 2018
  • Milwaukee Brewers 1998, 2011, 2012
  • Minnesota Twins 1998
  • Montreal Expos 2002
  • New York Mets 1991, 2007, 2011 
  • New York Yankees 1990 
  • Oakland A’s 2004, 2015
  • Philadelphia Phillies 1990, 2016, 2019
  • Pittsburgh Pirates 1993, 2000, 2003, 2011
  • San Diego Padres 1998, 2000, 2008, 2015
  • San Francisco Giants 2012
  • Seattle Mariners 1993, 1999, 2000, 2018
  • St. Louis Cardinals 1992, 2004, 2009
  • Tampa Bay Devil Rays 2001, 2005
  • Texas Rangers 1990, 1999, 2003
  • Toronto Blue Jays, 2006
  • Washington Nationals 2002 (as Montreal Expos), 2005, 2007

Minor League Teams (65)

  • Albuquerque Isotopes (AAA-Pacific Coast, Dodgers) 2010
  • Akron Rubberducks (AA-Eastern, Indians) 2017
  • Batavia Muckdogs (A-New York/Penn, Cardinals) 2006
  • Birmingham Barons (AA-Southern, White Sox) 2013
  • Bowie BaySox (AA-Eastern, Orioles) 2016, 2017
  • Buffalo Bisons (AAA-International, Mets) 2006
  • Cedar Rapids Kernels (A-Midwest, Angels) 2004
  • Charleston River Dogs (A-South Atlantic, Yankees) 2019
  • Chattanooga Lookouts (AA-Southern, Dodgers) 2001, 2013
  • Clinton Lumberkings (A-Midwest, Mariners) 2009
  • Colorado Springs SkySox (AAA-Pacific Coast, Rockies) 2010 
  • Columbia Fireflies (A-South Atlantic, Mets) 2019
  • Columbus Clippers (AAA-International, Indians) 2017
  • Durham Bulls (AAA-International, Rays) 2007
  • Everett AquaSox (A-Northwest, Mariners) 2018
  • Fresno Grizzlies (AAA-Pacific Coast, Giants) 2008, 2018
  • Greenville Drive (A-South Atlantic, Red Sox) 2019
  • Great Lakes Loons (A-Midwest, Dodgers) 2014
  • Greenville Braves (AA-Eastern, Braves) 2001
  • Harrisburg Senators (AA-Eastern, Nationals) 2016
  • High Desert Mavericks (A-Califorinia, Royals, Rangers) 2000, 2015
  • Indianapolis Indians (AAA-International, Pirates) 2007
  • Inland Empire 66ers (A-California, Angels) 2015
  • Iowa Cubs (AAA-Pacific Coast, Cubs) 2004
  • Jackson Generals (AA-Southern Mariners) 2013
  • Jamestown Jammers (A-New York/Penn, Marlins) 2006, 2011
  • Kane County Cougars (A-Midwest, A's) 1998, 2014 
  • Lakeland Tigers (A-Florida State, Tigers) 2005
  • Lancaster JetHawks (A - California, Astros) 2012
  • Las Vegas Area 51s (AAA-Pacific Coast, Dodgers) 2008
  • Lehigh Valley Ironpigs (AAA-International, Phillies) 2016
  • Lexington Legends (A-South Atlantic, Royals) 2019
  • Louisville Bats (AAA-International, Reds) 2014
  • Lowell Spinners (A-New York/Penn, Red Sox) 2002
  • Memphis Redbirds (AAA-Pacific Coast League, Cardinals) 2013
  • Mississippi Braves (AA-Southern, Braves) 2013
  • Nashville Sound (AAA-Pacific Coast, Brewers) 2004
  • Norfork Tide (AAA-International, Mets) 2006, 2007, 2017
  • Oklahoma City RedHawks (AAA-Pacific Coast, Rangers, Astros) 2010, 2013
  • Ottawa Lynx 2002 (AAA-International, Expos) 2002 (rain out)
  • Portland Rockies (A-Northwest, Rockies) 1999 (2) 
  • Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (A-California, Padres) 2000 
  • Reno Aces (AAA - Pacific Coast League, Diamondbacks) 2012
  • Richmond Braves (AAA-International, Braves) 2007
  • Round Rock Express (AA-Texas, Astros) 2003
  • Sacramento RiverCats (AAA-Pacific Coast, A's) 2008
  • Salt Lake Bees (AAA-Pacific Coast, Angels) 2010
  • San Antonio Missions (AA-Texas, Padres) 2003
  • San Jose Giants (A-California, Giants) 2004, 2015
  • Sarasota Reds (A-Florida State, Reds) 2005
  • Spokane Indians (A-Northwest, Rangers) 1999, 2018
  • St. Lucie Mets (A-Florida State, Mets) 2005
  • Stockton Ports (A-California, A's) 2004, 2012
  • Swing of the Quad Cities 2004, Quad City River Bandits (A-Midwest, Cardinals) 2009
  • Syracuse Sky Chiefs (AAA-International, BlueJays) 2002
  • Tacoma Rainiers (AAA - Pacific Coast, Mariners) 2012, 2018
  • Toledo Mud Hens (AAA-International, Tigers) 2014, 2016
  • Tucson Sidewinders (AAA-Pacific Coast, Diamondbacks) 2008
  • Vancouver Canadians (A-Northwest, Blue Jays) 2018
  • Vermont Expos (A-New York/Penn, Expos) 2002
  • Vero Beach Dodgers (A-Florida State, Dodgers) 2005
  • Visalia Rawhide (A-California, Diamondbacks) 2015
  • Williamsport Crosscutters (A-New York/Penn, Phillies) 2011
  • Wisconsin Timber Rattlers (A-Midwest, Brewers) 1998
  • Yakima Bears (A-Northwest, Dodgers) 1999
(League and Affiliation at the time of the game--frequently changes over time)

States (28); Provinces (3), District of Columbia

  • Alabama 2013
  • Arizona 2008 (2)
  • California 2000 (3), 2004 (2), 2012 (2), 2015 (3)
  • Colorado 2010 (2)
  • District of Columbia 2007
  • Florida 2005 (3) 
  • Georgia 2001, 2019
  • Illinois 1992, 2009
  • Iowa 2004 (2), 2009
  • Maryland 1991
  • Massachusetts 1991 
  • Michigan 1993, 2014 (2)
  • Minnesota 1998
  • Missouri 2004, 2009
  • Nevada 2008, 2012
  • New Mexico 2010
  • New York 1990, 1991, 2006 (2), 2011
  • North Carolina 2007
  • Ohio 1993, 2001, 2014, 2017 (3)
  • Oregon 1999
  • Pennsylvania 1990, 1993, 2011 (3), 2016 (3)
  • South Carolina 2019
  • Tennessee 2001, 2013 (2)
  • Texas 2003 (3)
  • Vermont 2002
  • Washington 1999 (2) 
  • Wisconsin 1998 (2)
  • British Columbia 2018
  • Ontario 2002, 2006 
  • Quebec 2002

Chronological Order (81 Games)

6/16/2019, Greenville Drive @ Charleston River Dogs, Joseph P. Riley Park
            Charleston 2, Greenville 1, Attendance 4,532, Time 2:50
6/15/2019, Lexington Legends @ Columbia Fireflies, Segra Park
            Lexington 6, Columbia 1, Attendance 5,806, Time 2:47
6/14/2019, Philadelphia Phillies @ Atlanta Braves, Sun Trust Park
            Atlanta 9, Philadelphia 8, Attendance 41,975, Time 3:30
8/19/2018, Los Angeles Dodgers @ Seattle Mariners, Safeco Field
            Los Angeles 12, Seattle 1, Attendance 45,419, Time 3:12
8/18/2018, Spokane Indians @ Vancouver Canadians, Scotia Bank Field
            Vancouver 4, Spokane 0, Attendance 6,413, Time 2:50
8/17/2018, Fresno Grizzlys @ Tacoma Rainiers, Cheney Stadium
            Fresno 8, Tacoma 1, Attendance 7,006, Time 3:01
8/16/2019, Everett AquaSox @ Spokane Indians, Avista Stadium
            Spokane 3, Everett 2 Attendance 4,711, Time 2:58
5/26/2017, Bowie Baysox @ Akron Rubberducks, Canal Park
            Akron 10, Bowie 0, Attendance 7,706, Time 2:17
5/27/2017, Kansas City Royals @ Cleveland Indians, Progressive Park
            Kansas City 5, Cleveland 2, Attendance 30,920, Time 3:06
5/28/2017, Norfolk Tide @ Columbus Clippers, Huntington Park
            Columbus 13, Norfolk 6, Attendance 7,445, Time 3:01
5/22/2016, Bowie Baysox @ Harrisburg Senators, Metro Bank Park
            Harrisburg 5, Bowie 4, 13 innings, Attendance 3,614, Time 3:19
5/21/2016, Toledo MudHens @ Lehigh Valley Ironpigs, Coca-Cola Park
            Postponed: Rain
5/20/2016, Atlanta Braves @ Philadelphia Phillies, Citizens Bank Park
            Atlanta 7, Philadelphia 1, Attendance 27,257, Time 3:00
6/14/2015, San Jose Giants @ High Desert Mavericks, Heritage Field at Stater Bros. Stadium
            High Desert 7, San Jose 5, Attendance 811, Time 2:36
6/14/2015, Visalia Rawhide @ Inland Empire 66ers, San Manuel Stadium
            Visalia 8, Inland Empire 6, Attendance 1,807, Time 2:51
6/13/2015, Oakland A's @ Anaheim Angels, Angels Stadium
            Anaheim 1, Oakland 0, Attendance 43,548, Time 2:27
6/12/2015, Los Angeles Dodgers @ San Diego Padres, Petco Park
            Los Angeles 4, San Diego 3, Attendance 39,037, Time 3:28
7/20/2014, Cleveland Indians @ Detroit Tigers, Comerica Park
            Detroit 5, Cleveland 1, Attendance 41,736, Time 2:54
7/19/2014, Kane County Cougars @ Great Lake Loons, Dow Diamond
            Great Lakes 4, Kane County 2, Attendance 5,918, Time 2:25
7/18/2013, Louisville Bats @ Toledo Mud Hens, Fifth Third Field
            Toledo 6, Louisville 0, Attendance 10,081, Time 2:44
7/21/2013, Oklahoma City Redhawks @ Memphis Redbirds, AutoZone Park
            Oklahoma City 3, Memphis 2, Attendance 5,362, Time 2:37
7/20/2013, Chattanooga Lookouts @ Birmingham Barons, Regions Field
            Chattanooga 6, Birmingham 5, Attendance 6,319, Time 3:37 (0:15 delay)
7/19/2013, Mississippi Braves @ Jackson Generals, The Ballpark at Jackson
            Jackson 4, Mississippi 3, Attendance 2,518, Time 3:27
 5/6/2012, Milwauke Breewers @ San Francisco Giants, AT&T Park
          San Francisco 3, Milwaukee 2, 11 innings, Attendance 41,796, Time 3:36
5/5/2012, Tacoma Rainiers @ Reno Aces, Aces Ballpark
         Reno 11, Tacoma 10, Attendance 5,556, Time 3:29
5/4/2012, Lancaster Jethawks @ Stockton Ports, Banner Island Ballpark
         Lancaster 3, Stockton 2, Attendance 3,066, Time 2:22
8/21/2011, Cincinnati Reds @ Pittsburgh Pirates, PNC Park
          Cincinnati 5, Pittsburgh 4, Attendance 29,967, Time 2:53 (1:01 Rain Delay)
8/20/2011, Jamestown Jammers @ Williamsport Crosscutters, Bowman Field
         Williamsport 5,Jamestown 1, Attendance 1,435, Time 2:05
8/20/2011, Middle East/Africa @ Europe, (Losers Bracket Elimination Game), Volunteer Stadium
         Saudi Arabia (MEA) 4, Netherlands (E) 2, Attendance 5,530, Time 2:24
8/19/2011, Milwaukee Brewers @ New York Mets, Citi Field
         Milwaukee 6, New York 1, Attendance 24,470, Time 2:55 (2:46 Rain Delay)
8/29/2010, Los Angeles Dodgers @ Colorado Rockies, Coors Field
          Colorado 10, Los Angeles 5, Attendance 38,243, Time 3:29
8/28/2010, Salt Lake Bees @ Colorado Springs SkySox, Security Services Field
          Colorado Springs 7, Salt Lake 2, Attendance 5,426, Time 2:57
8/26/2010 Oklahoma City RedHawks @ Albuquerque Isotopes, Isotopes Park
          Oklahoma City 8, Albuquerque 1, Attendance 8,296, Time 2:36
6/5/2009, Colorado Rockies @ St. Louis Cardinals, Busch Stadium
          Colorado 11, St. Louis 4, Attendance 41,115, Time 3:13
 6/6/2009, Clinton LumberKings @ Quad City River Bandits, Modern Woodman Park
          Clinton 10, Quad Cities 9, 14 innings, Attendance 5,914, Time 4:45
 6/7/2009, Cleveland Indians @ Chicago White Sox, U.S. Cellular Field
          Cleveland 8, Chicago 4, Attendance 25,609, Time 3:11
 4/19/2008, Fresno Grizzlies @ Tucson Sidewinders, Tucson Electric Field
          Fresno 11, Tucson 9, 11 innings, Attendance 3,777, Time 4:05
 4/20/2008, San Diego Padres @ Arizona Diamondbacks, Chase Field
          San Diego 9, Arizona 4, Attendance 28.090, Time 2:42
4/21/2008, Sacramento River Cats @ Las Vegas 51s, Cashman Field
          Las Vegas 5, Sacramento 2, Attendance 3,014, Time 3:06
8/17/2007, Indianapolis Indians @ Durham Bulls, Durham Bull Athletic Park
          Durham 3, Indianapolis 0, Attendance 8,632, Time 2:21
 8/18/2007, Richmond Braves @ Norfolk Tide, Harbor Park
          Norfolk 5, Richmond 3, Attendance 9,493, Time 2:42
 8/19/2007, New York Mets @ Washington Nationals, RFK Stadium
          New York 8, Washington 2, Attendance 29,092, Time 2:36
 8/4/2006, Norfolk Tides @ Buffalo Bisons, Dunn Tire Park
          Buffalo 7, Norfolk 6, Attendance 16,348, Time 2:44
 8/5/2006, Chicago White Sox @ Toronto Blue Jays, Rogers Centre
          Chicago 7, Toronto 1, Attendance 35,117, Time 2:55
 8/6/2006, Jamestown Jammers @ Batavia Muckdogs, Dwyer Stadium
          Batavia 8, Jamestown 0, Attendance 1,062, Time 2:00
 8/29/2005, Kansas City Royals @ Tampa Bay Devil Rays, Tropicana Field
          Tampa Bay 6, Kansas City 3, Attendance 12,250, Time 2:40
 8/30/2005, Lakeland Tigers @ Vero Beach Dodgers, Holman Stadium
          Vero Beach 4, Lakeland 2, Attendance 521, Time 2:14
 8/30/2005, Sarasota Reds @ St. Lucie Mets, Tradition Field
          St. Lucie 7, Sarasota 4, Attendance 1,167, Time 2:42
 8/31/2005, Washington Nationals @ Florida Marlins, Dolphins Stadium
          Washington 4, Florida 2, Attendance 30,397, Time 3:25
 8/13/2004, San Jose Giants @ Stockton Ports, Billy Hebert Field
          Stockton 4, San Jose 2, Attendance 1,436, Time 2:34
 8/14/2004, Kansas City Royals @ Oakland A’s, Network Associates Coliseum
          Oakland 6, Kansas City 1, Attendance 36,942, Time 2:30
 6/25/2004, Nashville Sound @ Iowa Cubs, Sec Taylor Stadium
          Iowa 5, Nashville 4, Attendance 11,469, Time 2:38
 6/26/2004, Swing of the Quad Cities @ Cedar Rapids Kernels, Veterans Memorial Stadium
          Quad Cities 6, Cedar Rapids 0, Attendance 5,280, Time 2:26
 6/27/2004, St. Louis Cardinals @ Kansas City Royals, Kauffman Stadium
          St. Louis 10, Kansas City 3, Attendance 36,651, Time 2:58
 7/11/2003, San Antonio Missions @ Round Rock Express, Dell Diamond
          San Antonio 9, Round Rock 3, Attendance 11,053
 7/12/2003, Kansas City Royals @ Texas Rangers, The Ballpark in Arlington
          Kansas City 8, Texas 2, Attendance 32,654, Time 2:50
 7/13/2003, Pittsburgh Pirates @ Houston Astros, Minute Maid Field
          Houston 5, Pittsburgh 2, Attendance 32,273, Time 2:44
 7/25/2002, Lowell Spinners @ Vermont Expos, Centennial Field
          Lowell 9-4, Vermont 2-2, Attendance 4,088
 7/26/2002, Syracuse Sky Chiefs @ Ottawa Lynx, Lynx Stadium
          ppd. Rain
 7/27/2002, Florida Marlins @ Montreal Expos, Olympic Stadium
          Florida 7, Montreal 2, Attendance 19,373, Time 2:55
 7/13/2001, Cleveland Indians @ Cincinnati Reds, Cinergy Field
          Cleveland 5, Cincinnati 1, Attendance 38,790, Time 2:38
 7/14/2001, Greenville Braves @ Chattanooga Lookouts, BellSouth Park
          Chattanooga 4, Greenville 1, Attendance 6,284
 7/15/2001, Tampa Bay Devil Rays @ Atlanta Braves, Turner Field
          Tampa Bay 9, Atlanta 1, Attendance 31,753, Time 2:45
 7/14/2000, High Desert Mavericks @ Rancho Cucamonga Quakes, The Epicenter
          Rancho Cucamonga 8, High Desert 4, Attendance 5,086
 7/15/2000, Seattle Mariners @ San Diego Padres, Qualcomm Stadium
          San Diego 4, Seattle 1, Attendance 43,532, Time 2:18
 7/16/2000, Pittsburgh Pirates @ Los Angeles Dodgers, Dodger Stadium
          Los Angeles 7, Pittsburgh 3, Attendance 34,116, Time 2:54
 6/25/1999, Portland Rockies @ Yakima Bears, Yakima County Stadium
          Yakima 12, Portland 2, Attendance 2,042
 6/26/1999, Spokane Indians @ Portland Rockies, Civic Stadium
          Portland 7, Spokane 5, Attendance 14,001
 6/27/1999, Texas Rangers @ Seattle Mariners, Seattle Kingdome
          Seattle 5, Texas 2, Attendance 56,530, Time 3:02
 8/21/1998, Boston Red Sox @ Minnesota Twins, Minneapolis Metrodome
          Boston 9, Minnesota 2, Attendance 16,786, Time 2:54
 8/22/1998, Kane County Cougars @ Wisconsin Timber Rattlers, Fox Cities Stadium
          Wisconsin 3, Kane County 2, 10 innings
 8/23/1998, San Diego Padres @ Milwaukee Brewers, Milwaukee County Stadium
          San Diego 13, Milwaukee 11, 10 innings, Attendance 27,641, Time 4:21
 7/23/1993, Atlanta Braves @ Pittsburgh Pirates, Three Rivers Stadium
          Atlanta 5, Pittsburgh 2, Attendance 37,506, Time 2:34
 7/24/1993, Seattle Mariners @ Cleveland Indians, Cleveland Municipal Stadium
          Seattle 5, Cleveland 1, Attendance 33,750, Time 3:31
 7/25/1993, Kansas City Royals @ Detroit Tigers, Tiger Stadium
          Detroit 3, Kansas City 0, Attendance 32,970, Time 2:37
 6/15/1992, St. Louis Cardinals @ Chicago Cubs, Wrigley Field 
          Chicago 7, St. Louis 1, Attendance 31,834, Time 2:01
 6/17/1991, California Angels @ Boston Red Sox, Fenway Park
          California 4, Red Sox 2, Attendance 32,786, Time 2:30
 6/18/1991, Cincinnati Reds @ New York Mets, Shea Stadium
          New York 7, Cincinnati 5, Attendance 21,058, Time 3:05
 5/18/1991, California Angels @ Baltimore Orioles, Memorial Stadium
          California 4, Baltimore 2, Attendance 31,728, Time 3:30
 10/3/1990, Chicago Cubs @ Philadelphia Phillies, Veterans Stadium
          Chicago 4, Philadelphia 3, Attendance 11,889, Time 2:13
 9/12/1990, Texas Rangers @ New York Yankees, Yankee Stadium
          Texas 5, New York 4, Attendance 18,624, Time 3:22
BIB2010: "Private" Anasazi Ruins, outside Colorado Springs, Colorado
And Now for More Useless BIB Stats

Latest BIB Trip in Season:

  • 2005 – Started 8/29 (Devil Rays, Marlins)
  • 2010 – Started 8/26 (Rockies)
  • 1998 – Started 8/21 (Twins, Brewers)
  • 2011 - Started 8/19 (Mets, Little League World Series, Pirates)
  • 2007 – Started 8/17 (Nationals)
  • 2018 - Started 8/16 (Mariners)
  • 2004 – Started 8/13 (A’s)


Earliest BIB Trip in Season:
  • 2008 – Started 4/19 (Diamondbacks)
  • 2012 – Started 5/4 (Giants)
  • 2016 - Started 5/20 (Phillies)
  • 2017 - Started 5/26 (Indians)
  • 2009 – Started 6/5 (Rockies)
  • 2015 - Started 6/12 (Padres and Angels)
  • 2019 - Started 6/14 (Braves)
  • 1999 - Started 6/25 (Mariners)
  • 2004 – Started 6/25 (Royals)

Most Runs, Single Team:
  • 1998 – 13, San Diego 13 @ Milwaukee
  • 2017 - 13, Norfolk @ Columbus 13
  • 1999 – 12, Portland @ Yakima 12
  • 2018 - 12, Los Angeles 12 @ Seattle
  • 2012 - 11, Tacoma @ Reno 11
  • 2009 – 11, Colorado 11 @ St. Louis
  • 2008 – 11, Fresno 11 @ Tucson
  • 1998 – 11, San Diego @ Milwaukee 11

Most Runs, Both Teams:
  • 1998 – 24, San Diego 13 @ Milwaukee 11
  • 2012 - 21, Tacoma 10 @ Reno 11
  • 2008 – 20, Fresno 11 @ Tucson 9
  • 2009 – 19, Clinton 10 @ Quad Cities 9
  • 2017 - 19, Norfolk 6 @ Columbus 13
  • 2019 - 17, Philadelphia 8 @ Atlanta 9
  • 2009 – 15, Colorado 11 @ St. Louis 4
  • 2010 – 15, Los Angeles 5 @ Colorado 10

Largest Margin of Victory
  • 2018 - 11, Los Angeles 12 @ Seattle 1
  • 1999 – 10, Portland 2 @ Yakima 12
  • 2017 - 10, Bowie 0 @ Akron 10
  • 2006 – 8, Jamestown 0 @ Batavia 8
  • 2001 – 8, Tampa Bay 9 @ Atlanta 1

Largest Combined Margin of Victory:
  • 2017 - 20, Akron + 10, KC + 3, Columbus + 7
  • 2010 – 17, Oklahoma City +7, Colorado Springs +5, Colorado +5
  • 2006 – 15, Buffalo +1, Chicago +6, Batavia +8
  • 2003 – 15, San Antonio +6, Kansas City +6, Houston +3
  • 2001 – 15, Cleveland +4, Chattanooga +3, Tampa Bay +8
  • 1999 – 15, Yakima +10, Portland +2, Seattle +3

Smallest Combined Margin of Victory:
  • 2012 – 3, Lancaster +1, Reno +1, San Francisco +1
  • 2013 - 3, Oklahoma City +1, Chattanooga +1, Mississippi +1
  • 2004 – 7, Stockton + 2, Oakland +5
  • 2005 – 8, Tampa Bay +3, Vero Beach +2, St. Lucie +3, Washington +2
  • 2008 – 10, Fresno +2, San Diego +5, Las Vegas +3
  • 1998 – 10, Boston +7, Wisconsin +1, San Diego +2
  • 1993 - 10, Atlanta +3, Seattle +4, Detroit +3

Longest BIB game, innings:
  • 2009 – 14, Clinton @ Quad Cities
  • 2016 - 13, Bowie @ Harrisburg
  • 2012 - 11, Milwaukee @ San Francisco
  • 2008 – 11, Fresno @ Tucson
  • 1998 – 10, San Diego @ Milwaukee
  • 1998 – 10, Kane County @ Wisconsin

Longest BIB game, time:
  • 2009 – 4:45, Clinton @ Quad Cities
  • 1998 – 4:21, San Diego @ Milwaukee
  • 2008 – 4:05, Fresno @ Tucson
  • 2013 - 3:37, Chattanooga @ Birmingham
  • 2012 - 3:36, Milwaukee @ San Francisco
  • 1993 – 3:31, Seattle @ Cleveland
  • 1991 – 3:30, California @ Baltimore
  • 2019 - 3:30, Philadelphia @ Atlanta

Longest 9 inning BIB game, time:
  • 2013 - 3:37, Chattanooga @ Birmingham
  • 1993 – 3:31, Seattle @ Cleveland
  • 1991 – 3:30, California @ Baltimore
  • 2019 - 3:30, Philadelphia @ Atlanta
  • 2012 - 3:29, Tacoma @ Reno
  • 2010 – 3:29, Los Angeles @ Colorado
  • 2005 – 3:25, Washington @ Florida
  • 1990 – 3:22, Texas @ New York Yankees

Shortest BIB game, time:
  • 2006 - 2:00, Jamestown @ Batavia
  • 1992 - 2:01, St. Louis @ Chicago
  • 2011 - 2:05, Jamestown @ Williamsport
  • 1990 - 2:13, Chicago @ Philadelphia
  • 2005 - 2:14, Lakeland @ Vero Beach
  • 2017 - 2:17, Bowie @ Akron

BIB Trips – ALL Home Teams WIN:

  • 2014 - Toledo, Great Lakes, Detroit
  • 2004 – Stockton, Oakland
  • 2000 – Rancho Cucamonga, San Diego, Los Angeles
  • 1999 – Yakima, Portland, Seattle

BIB Trips – ALL Home Teams LOSE:

  • 2009 – St. Louis, Quad Cities, Chicago
  • 2002 – Lowell, Ottawa (rain out), Montreal

Most Team Views (MLB):

6 - Kansas City Royals: 1993, 2003, 2004(2), 2005, 2017
5 - Cleveland Indians: 1993, 2001, 2009, 2014, 2017
4 - Pittsburgh Pirates: 1993, 2000, 2003, 2011
4 - San Diego Padres: 1998, 2000, 2008, 2015
4 - Los Angeles Dodgers: 2000. 2010, 2015, 2018
4 - Atlanta Braves: 1993, 2001, 2016, 2019
4 - Seattle Mariners:1993, 1999, 2000, 2018
3 - Anaheim Angels: 1991 (2), 2015
3 - Cinncinnati Reds: 1991, 2001, 2011
3 - Milwaukee Brewers: 1998, 2011, 2012
3 - New York Mets: 1991, 2007, 2011
3 - St. Louis Cardinals: 1992, 2004, 2009
3 - Texas Rangers: 1990, 1999, 2003
3 - Washington Nationals: 2002 (as Expos), 2005, 2007


Most Team Views (Minor Leagues):

3 - Norfolk Tide: 2006, 2007, 2017
2 - Jamestown Jammers: 2006, 2011
2 - Quad Cities River Bandits/the Swing of the Quad Cities: 2004, 2009
2 - Portland Rockies: 1999
2 - Chattanooga Lookouts: 2001, 2013
2 - Oklahoma City Redhawks: 2011, 2013
2 - Kane County Cougars: 1998, 2014
2 - Bowie Baysox: 2016, 2017
2 - Spokane Indians: 2018 (2 games)

Smallest Attendance (Minor Leagues):

  • 2005 - Vero Beach: 521
  • 2015 - High Desert: 811
  • 2006 - Batavia: 1,062
  • 2005 - St. Lucie: 1,167
  • 2011 - Williamsport: 1,435
  • 2004 - Stockton: 1,436

Smallest Attendance (Major Leagues):

  • 1990 - Philadelphia: 11,889
  • 2005 - Tampa Bay: 12,250
  • 1998 - Minnesota: 16,786
  • 1990 - New York Yankees: 18,624
  • 2002 - Montreal: 19,373

Largest Attendance (Minor Leagues):

  • 2006 - Buffalo: 16,348
  • 1999 - Portland: 14,001
  • 2004 - Iowa (Des Moines): 11,469
  • 2003 - Round Rock: 11,053
  • 2014 - Toledo: 10,081

Largest Attendance (Major Leagues):

  • 1999 - Seattle: 56,530 (last game at Kingdome)
  • 2018 - Seattle: 45,419
  • 2000 - San Diego: 43,532
  • 2019 - Atlanta: 41,975
  • 2012 - San Francisco: 41,796
  • 2014 - Detroit: 41,736
  • 2009 - St. Louis: 41,115

Low 10 and Top 10 Ticket Prices, Minor League Game:

  • $6.00 2011, Williamsport
  • $6.38 2007, Durham
  • $6.50 2004, Stockton
  • $8.00 2001, Chattanooga
  • $8.00 2004, Cedar Rapids
  • $10.00 2015, High Desert
  • $11.00 2014, Great Lakes
  • $11.13 2007, Norfolk
  • $11.50 2013, Jackson
  • $11.50 2016, Lehigh Valley

  • $14.09 2018, Vancouver BC
  • $14.50 2018, Spokane
  • $15.93 2018, Tacoma
  • $16.26 2010, Albuquerque
  • $17.39 2008, Las Vegas
  • $18.00 2013, Memphis
  • $18.08 2015, Inland Empire
  • $18.50 2012, Reno
  • $18.94 2017, Columbus
  • $19.50 2016, Harrisburg

 Low 10 and Top 10 Ticket Prices, Major League Game:

  • $15.63 2004, Kansas City
  • $25.52 2002, Montreal
  • $25.69 2003, Texas
  • $27.74 2015, Anaheim
  • $32.50 2011, Pittsburgh
  • $36.09 2005, Florida
  • $37.25 2003, Houston
  • $38.94 2007, Washington
  • $42.00 2009, St. Louis
  • $42.38 2006, Toronto
  • $48.06 2009, Chicago White Sox
  • $52.75 2005, Tampa Bay
  • $55.88 2010, Colorado
  • $55.88 2011, New York Mets
  • $57.78 2014, Detroit
  • $61.00 2012, San Francisco
  • $65.13 2008, Arizona
  • $76.13 2016, Philadelphia
  • $79.88 2015, San Diego
  • $85.95 2018, Seattle
BIB2010: Sandia Peak, Albuquerque, NM
Brief BIB Biographies
Mark grew up and continues to live in the Bay Area and has the distinction of being the first Officially Retired BIB, doing so prior to BIB2019--he has the luxury of having the A's and Giants very close by. Mark is more of an A's fan because he was in high school during the heyday of the Charley Finley A's with their handlebar mustaches and their early 70's World Series runs, and those A's stay near and dear to his heart. He did manage to score tickets to three games for the inaugural season at PacBell Park (then AT&T Park, now Oracle Park--sheesh!). He had a horrendous commute into Silicon Valley, and needed these annual treks to maintain his sanity, but being the first retired, he just chills these days. Mark is the BIB Webmaster.  On the trips, he is the Designated Driver, responsible for securing the car and failing miserably in avoiding "one way rental car" charges on recent trips.

Scott grew up in San Diego religiously following the losing Padres through their "lean" years. Sometime around the Padre's first World Series appearance in 1984, Scott's interest in baseball went from healthy hobby to freakish obsession. He worships Kevin Costner in Field of Dreams and started this crazy idea of seeing all the Major League ballparks.  A road tripper by nature, not surprisingly, Scott derives as much pleasure planning the trips in intricate detail as he does actually going on the annual excursions.  On our trips, Scott is the Harsh Taskmaster, keeping the four of us to the intricate schedule he planned out months before.  Scott is also the first BIB Grandfather.

Kevin hails from the birthplace of professional baseball, Cincinnati. He believes that Peter Edward Rose belongs in the the Hall of Fame and that the Designated Hitter is unconstitutional. He surely holds some sort of record my having garnered 32 major league signatures on one baseball, including one inappropriately placed by Hall of Fame broadcaster Marty Brennamen in the "manager's only" space across from the National League seal that prompted Tommy Lasorda to drop the F-bomb.  On the trips, Kevin takes notes of our travels (or is that travails) and is responsible for all of the brilliantly witty trip reports.  Kevin also was "forced" to participate in the Reds' Fantasy Camp associated with the 2015 All-Star Game in Cincinnati and is the only BIB holding a full set of season tickets to his home ballpark.

Gerry is the "Cheesehead" connection, a lifelong resident of the great State of Wisconsin. Go Packers, Badgers, Brewers, Bucks and Marquette!!!! No small market whining here. New Miller Park finally brightens the Brewer prospects. It's been a long time since Yount, Molitor and Gantner led the BrewCrew to a World Series trip in '82. How can you not like a guy that grew up eating all those brats with the special stadium sauce! Two appearances in high school baseball State Championship games (2nd place - story of his life!) cause him to live vicariously through the BIBs and his 3 sons. Every trip with the BIBs is a Field of Dreams and deja vu all over again!!! They are 1st place kind of guys - sometimes!  On the trips, Gerry is the photographer, lugging 20 pounds of cameras and lenses everywhere we go.  Gerry is the second Grandpa in the group...congratulations, Grampa Gerry!

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