Stadium Tour! 5 Must-Visit MLB Stadiums and Neighborhoods

We like to call this our “around the horn” stadium tour. First, an explanation: The baseball term “around the horn” refers to a throwing pattern that happens after a strikeout when there are no runners on base. The sequence is catcher to third base, to second, to shortstop, and then back to the pitcher. That’s […]

Cubs Opening Day at Wrigley Field: Hope Springs Eternal

Opening Day is a time when even the most pessimistic among us can find a little hope.   In baseball, Opening Day is when everyone has a chance. Fans of every team think this could be their year. And there’s something even more special about Opening Day at Wrigley Field. Regardless of what the so-called […]

Insider’s Guide to Enjoying Chicago’s Sox and Cubs

Heeding these insider tips on your next jaunt to U.S. Cellular or Wrigley Fields ensures it won’t be a total loss if the home team loses—though it’d certainly still be a shame. Chicago White Sox, U.S. Cellular Field Insider: Brooks Boyer, Vice President of Marketing 1. Follow the Team “There are number of ways to […]

Hey, Batter Batter!

What to do? You’ve spent $57 on Dippin’ Dots, cotton candy and hot dogs. Even your iPhone can no longer entertain the kids. And it’s only the second inning. Sound familiar? Just because you’ve spent $200 (if you’re lucky) on seats, doesn’t guarantee your kids are going to have fun at a sporting event. After […]

Parents in the Penalty Box: Just Let Me Cheer for My Kid

When I’m slugging back my fifth Blue Moon, my friends don’t point out that I’ve just consumed 855 calories, excluding the orange slices, which I count for all 5 of my daily fruit and veggie servings. And they don’t say I’m never going to lose the beer gut if I continue to drink like a […]