Has anyone done a multi-day, multi-stadium, major league baseball road trip?
Question:If so, which cities/stadiums did you go to? Did you go for a weekend, full week, or month? What was your favorite stadium/city?
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I've done a couple.I did Minneapolis for the Twins, Milwaukee for the Brewers and first the White Sox then the Cubs in Chicago in 5 days. That was my favorite trip. Obviously the history of Wrigley is awesome. However, I honestly preferred Miller Park in Milwaukee to all of them.
Then I did an Arlington for the Rangers and Houston for the Astros trip. Minute Maid field is awesome. I felt like I was going to melt in Arlington.
On a seperate aside, my favorite park is Safeco Field in Seattle. Great ball park, great city.
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No - but that sounds really chill and wanna do it now that you mention it..Were can i find a roger clemens texas jersey (burnt orange)?
Some friends and I have thought about that for a while now. Seems like St. Louis, KC, Chicago (Cubs and WS) and Milwaukee) could be nice trip.Where is the baseline supposed to be?
nope! but sounds funWhere will you get noticed more DIII or NAIA?
Not yet, but I would like to someday. Just because I'm a diehard Angel fan doesn't mean that I can be a fan of baseball. Even though I may not be a fan of the teams, I would love to do something like that to go to a different stadium/city/town to have experiences and memories I'll never forget.Let me know if you ever make a trip out to Socal. =)
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My friend and I are trying to arrange a flight down to San Diego for a Friday game, a drive up to LA for either Dodgers or Angels and then drive up to San Francisco, then fly home.Hopefully I can find the perfect weekend to do that this summer
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Yes, just this past weekend.Went and froze my buns off at US Cellular field on Sat April 7th to see the White Sox shut out the Twins. I couldn't feel my toes, but it was worth it! Then after the game, drove up to Milwaukee. Next day, had free tickets to see the Brewers avoid the sweep by the Cubs at Miller Park in the great indoors. Baseball roadtrips are the best kind!
I always tell people when I'm old and retired, I'm going to every baseball park in MLB at least once over the course of a season.
I love both Chicago and Milwaukee, both the Cell and Miller Park are outstanding places to watch a ball game, Miller Park way more affordable, though.
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