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[@rhondapease8516]

I met up with a Scottish family who is living in London at Fenway Park in Boston and I had to come back to this video to add another comment. I am a Boston Redsox fan and routinely go to Fenway Park to see the games. It was this family's first baseball game. They were vacationing in the USA. What a blast my sister and I had with them! It was like they were family as we explained the game, laughed and cheered together. They enjoyed the traditional songs and activities. It was fun for all of us.

[@actadiurna6733]

4:08 - It's always good to have a little bit of hot dog along with your meal of ketchup.

[@Tread1775]

That’s a no no in Chicago unless it’s for your child.✌️

[@Tarzan91303]

That’s was cool that you ran into a subscriber and included him in your video. It just goes to show that you never what kind of celebrity you are gonna run into in LA.

[@rubroken]

Archie is a VERY happy baby, especially just waking up from a nap to Dodger stadium

[@tammyguisingerderson5874]

The Beesleys are so cute! Precious family! Mom and dad needs a swaddle wrap so he can swaddle in the wrap and have their hands free! Loved seeing this family! Thanks Lewis, for sharing them,, I love your videos ❤

[@Neillybob63]

Archie's got a million dollar smile! What a little charmer.....

[@DanMcCall-g3b]

You have a wonderful family, God bless you!

[@deborahdanhauer8525]

That’s the cutest baby!! And Happy Fathers Day!🤗❤️🐝

[@lyricalalchemist4091]

I was so happy to see you put ketchup on that hot dog. And I loved Millie's comment that the ketchup was good.

[@shaner9155]

Happy Father's Day James . That is such a sweet little boy you've got there.

[@Do0msday]

The first game is always a cherished memory. The feeling when you get your first glimpse of the field...I still think back to my time seeing both old and new Yankee Stadium. The first time is almost spiritual. Sadly, the Dodgers have suddenly been derailed with injuries. Yesterday Yamamoto had an arm issue and a little while ago Mookie Betts broke his hand. Just brutal. I don't wish/celebrate injuries for any team.

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

Yep I went to My first Padres game years ago an it was great.

[@kenyonmoon3272]

If you leave early, most cities have a local radio station that carries the game and it can listen to the rest while you travel.

[@betsyduane3461]

Most runs ever scored in a modern MLB game was 30. Extremely rare. Only 19 games with a team scoring 25 or more in all of modern league history since 1901. Texas Rangers 30, Baltimore Orioles 3; Aug. 22, 2007

[@TheRagratus]

In 1979 I was at a Cubs/ Phillies game that was 23-22.

[@betsyduane3461]

@@TheRagratus You saw history, the only regular-season games in which both MLB teams scored more than 20 runs came between the same two teams and was played in the same ballpark. Chicago Cubs 26, Philadelphia Phillies 23; Aug. 25, 1922 Philadelphia Phillies 23, Chicago Cubs 22; May 17, 1979

[@randalmayeux8880]

Go Rangers!!!

[@TerminalFailSafe]

Yea! Rangers!

[@Ernwaldo]

Bit of trivia: Ron Washington was the manager of the Rangers when they scored 30 on the Orioles & he was the 3rd base coach for the Braves when they put up 29 on the Marlins.

[@kenyonmoon3272]

I don't care much for games on TV, but attending in person is always a win. The atmosphere is always excellent.

[@rayvanhorn1534]

So glad y'all have enjoyed your visits, we are glad to have you! Such a lovely family & little man Aarchie is adorable!😊

[@MrGratefulNC]

I am jealous that you got to go to a Dodgers game and nice seats, I have been a Dodger fan my entire life well since the late 70s. I am from North Carolina and a lefty and always have been a 1st baseman (and Outfielder) and my mom bought me my 1st real glove that was a Steve Garvey glove and I have been a Dodger's fan ever since

[@SherryBandito]

You know us southpaws are going to take over some day 😅 my family is from nc too

[@rickstevens1479]

Archie is the cutest little tike.. hope you all have a wonderful time visiting us ...

[@timwhite5647]

I don't think I would have taken him to a baseball game. There long and noisy, I hope he survived alright!

[@tejida815]

Great thing about LA games, hardly any rain delays. 😊

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

Yep only two delays this season for Rain.

[@Cody38Super]

Happy Father's day.....there's no "kick off" bubba, thats football. Hahahahahaaaa..

[@cherylflam3250]

😂😂😂

[@SansAziza]

There will also be a checkered flag for when the baseball is over. Heh

[@blueboy4244]

there's no 'nil' either

[@Jude_196]

AWESOME!!! SO GLAD that ya'll GOT TO GO!!! :) HUGS!!

[@normanalbertsen752]

My first major league game was at Dodger Stadium (1963).

[@nathanielhorrigan2181]

You guys are such a cool family. I hope you have all the happiness in the world. Next time you come to the states you should go to a Red Sox game and check out Boston.

[@killermonjero]

I grew up going to MANY Dodger games. I live far away now and I miss going to the games. The Dodgers have a great chance of winning the championship this year. Welcome, new Dodgers fans.

[@alanweinman1081]

Glad you were able to experience the atmosphere of a baseball game and that you had a fun time!

[@ronluk76]

Awesome video guys! I hope James is better and over his covid! Cheers! Please happy father's day weekend. Hope you all are doing great- James, Millie, Archie, Victoria and Lauren!

[@areguapiri]

Stop the covi.d nonsense.

[@aliciaholborn6748]

I love Dodger Stadium at Chavez Ravine and I always enjoy a game there. Fun times, great memories. Glad you went. Too bad you didn’t stay for the 7th Inning Stretch and sing “Take Me Out to the Ball Game.” Oh well next time. Happy Father’s Day. 🎉

[@areguapiri]

The best part of the game. 7th inning stretch.

[@daricetaylor737]

Those express lanes on the freeway are a game changer!! They are for cars where you have more than 2 people riding. I took a carload of kids down to Magic Mountain for a school trip. The traffic was horrendous and moving inches. We got to use the fast track lane because we had 5 in the car and we buzzed by everyone! Remember that next time you need to get somewhere and traffic is bad.

[@SherriLyle80s]

Glad you all had fun! Sorry about the traffic. No matter what stadium you drive to, a lot of highway traffic when exiting towards any stadium in the US is just very normal.

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

Yep here in San Diego though the traffic going towards Petco Park Park on the North side isn't bad but it's the south bound side that it's Bad.

[@curleyqlink228]

Real nice seats, guys!!! Do what you want for food at the game. It's all new and the experience is the thing. For a real cool experience see if you can find a minor league game to go to. The players tend to try harder IMO.

[@rickherrell9451]

I was born and raised in LA and I've been to at least 50 Dodger games...you had great seats to catch a foul ball!!

[@SandyD2022]

Millie's a team player, carrying Archie that far. Strong women!

[@RFredrickPhotography]

@TheBeesleys99 I am applying for the job to be the 'Beesley's American food escort' so you can properly eat American food and VERY greatly reduce your comment section of people yelling "YOU GUYS ARE NOT DOING IT RIGHT, YOU NEED TO DO IT THIS WAY AND/OR THAT WAY!!!!!"

[@MarkL1968]

Of course, those people could just STFU, stop being trolling karens, and just enjoy the Beesley’s great videos, but I guess that would just be too simple. You’re hired if you promise to smack around at least a few karens per video. Not for the Beesleys, who seem to take those comments in stride, but for the rest of us who cringe whenever we see that kind of nonsense. 😊

[@edwardmclaughlin719]

@@MarkL1968 You 2 need to get a room.

[@edwardmclaughlin719]

I don't think they need another stalker. MarkL is bad enough.

[@MarkL1968]

@@edwardmclaughlin719 stalker? Nah, I just dislikes me some trolls like you regardless of whose comment feed they wind up on whether it be the Beesleys, or anyone else. People like you make it their mission to bring down somebody else’s good time.

[@BTinSF]

@@MarkL1968 I have literally stopped watching the ones where they join the massive hoards of "KZbin sensations" eating chain fast food. Ball park food is different. But imagine how much more interesting it would be to see what they think of non-corporatized food from family run, or at least locally run, "diners, drive-in and dives".

[@sparc77]

Every major US City has traffic woes. But usually, if you talk to the locals, they will tell you what rhythm the traffic follows, and you learn when to travel and when not to.

[@paulayala4816]

Yes getting in and out of Dodger Stadium can be a nightmare, much worse than Angels Stadium and it doesn't really lend itself to tailgating like Angel Stadium. Last time I went to a Dodgers game, my friends mom gave us tickets from her company and we were right behind home plate, there was no one in front of us. Turned around in our seats and Pat Sajak was sitting behind us and just behind him was the actor Ron Pearlman.

[@Andrew-Collet]

Baseball is my passion. There's just nothing like taking in a game at the ballpark. I'm glad you got to experience it even if you missed some of the important parts of the experience (national anthem!).

[@Alan-lv9rw]

I’ve been to all of the historic ballparks except Dodger Stadium. Thanks for taking us along for the ride!

[@jeffreyphipps1507]

Rules for catching any ball heading your way: 1) Put your hands up, slight slit in the middle, 2) keep the ball in the middle of the slit, 3) when you feel the impact on your hands, close your hands immediately. If you can't see the ball in the slit, it will either hit your body elsewhere or miss you altogether. If you have a child, it might be better to focus on blocking the child's head than catching the ball. Balls are more easily caught with a glove. Put the open glove between the ball and you. If you can't see the ball, it'll likely hit the glove.

[@jLutraveling]

What is your reaction to the play on the field?

[@actadiurna6733]

The ball is going to sting like crazy when it hits unless you have a thick glove.

[@jeffreyphipps1507]

@@actadiurna6733 with a glove, it depends on the glove type. If a ball is kept in the pocket of a fielder’s glove, it won’t sting at all because the ball hits the pocket, not your hand part. The hand part is just for hanging on before release to throw the ball. First base and catchers gloves must stop maximum velocity balls, but usually don’t have to release as fast. There’s a slight delay in those gloves and they have more oil (or should to keep them supple) for better performance. However, as a result, after the play a ball used by a catcher will be inspected by an umpire to see if it’s oily and will be replaced if so. Some gloves absorb oil really well. Some won’t. Bringing a catcher’s mitt to catch fielding balls (foul balls) is the wrong thing to do. You’ll have less grip on impact. Using a fielder’s mitt, place the pocket between the you and the ball. When the ball hits the pocket, the glove, and your hand, will close around the ball automatically with no sting. Keep the glove closed and it’s yours.

[@davidheiser2225]

MY rule for catching balls in the stands - duck, hide behind someone big, cover face. It's only a baseball - someone else can have it.

[@Smittay-Sr.]

Glad ya'll got to go and have fun. Went to 2 Major League Baseball games. ⚾️ Braves in Atlanta, and Mets in NY.

[@areguapiri]

...ya'll...😂

[@boblozaintherealworld3577]

Dodger Stadium! Yes. I lived in Burbank for 30 years and always knew when there was a game happening because the 5 Fwy (Interstate Highway 5) was totally clogged at the off-ramp. No matter what happened, you guys got a Dodger Dog. Well worth the trip. Too bad you got the "bleacher" seats.

[@FH99]

I was at a game between the St. Louis Cardinals and the Colorado Rockies within the last couple of weeks. The seats we had were in one of the Club Sections, where you had your own concession stands and bathrooms and a place inside to sit and eat your food at tables before going to your seats and watching the game. The Cardinals ended up winning 8-5. It was my first time sitting in the Club Seats and it was a very good experience.

[@aks4204]

Happy Father’s Day James! Enjoy!!!

[@jamesjones8482]

Great video! Glad you had a good time at the game. ❤

[@profx23]

Loved this video! Archie did so great! 👍 It was nostalgic seeing you in my old backyard. Southern California horn and raised. Moved away for work in '95. My first baseball game ever was going with my dad and big brother to a Dodgers/Yankees World Series 1977. I was hooked immediately.

[@willracer1jz]

0:52 I live in Texas now but was born in LA and always loved the Downtown LA skyline from Dodgers stadium.

[@ihearttubing]

Thank you for sharing your joy with us!!

[@labajadaman]

I was so happy to see you guys visiting my old stomping ground Dodger Stadium! I often went to games back in the 1970’s and 1980’s before moving out of state. My favorite seats are what we called the nose bleed seats - the ones way above home plate. The view of the game is great up there, and the seats are cheaper. I think Dodger Stadium is the third oldest stadium in Major League Baseball, which began hosting games in 1962. It has held up very well over the years and is still a beautiful ball park.

[@Ernwaldo]

Awesome. The expensive, field level seats behind your team’s dugout, or home plate, are really cool, but I like those nosebleed seats too. And Dodger Stadium _is_ the 3rd oldest, behind only Fenway & Wrigley, of course.

[@carteljameson8395]

Regular season baseball is perfect to go chill with the homies and maybe meet some new people. Playoff baseball is tension and anxiety with every pitch. Both are amazing in their own ways.

[@jongrho602]

Growing up in the 70's baseball was a much more family-friendly environment than it is now. Lots of daytime games and I remember going to Shea Stadium and paying only $1.50 for the nosebleed seats. Peanuts were only 50 cents and hot dogs were a buck. Used to go at least a dozen times a year. When they built Citi Field, I remember finding out that the cheapest seats were $95. Don't think many middle class families could afford to take their kids to more than one or two games a year now.

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

Well back in the 70's many stadiums didn't have lights which was a Big reason why. Now a lot teams have tried to have earlier start times though and I think Wednesday and Sunday games have the earlier start times currently.

[@jongrho602]

@@runrafarunthebestintheworld The Wed and Sun daytime games are nothing new. Those were the days I would go to see the Mets when I was in HS in the 70's. While I think that they always sold beer, I don't think it became a real problem until the 80's. I remember one game I went to with some co-workers during the Mets 86 Championship season and several fights broke out between drunk fans. I think it was around that time that stadiums stopped selling beer in the 7th inning. But to me the biggest problem with Baseball attracting young fans is the sheer cost of the tickets now - at least the cost in the big cities. Dunno if the tickets in the smaller cities have ramped up as much as they did in NYC but the main reason why I became a Mets fan in the 70's was the fact that I could afford to go see a game with my firends.

[@bishlap]

God bless this family, truly a more decent type folk than many and their videos are all enjoyable.

[@bobstewart8032]

The Dodgers are my Dad's team. My Dad is 85, and has been a Dodgers fan since he was a kid when they played in Brooklyn. We were born and raised in Pennsylvania and we stiil live in PA. I'm a Phillies fan, but would love to take my Dad to see the Dodgers play in Dodger Stadium. He has seen them play, just never in LA.

[@patrickw123]

I don't really follow baseball but I love attending live games. It's usually just a friendly, family atmosphere with crowd participation. So much fun!

[@recoil53]

It's the right summer sport. It's mostly slow paced punctuated by moments of excitement so you don't have to focus in the heat and humidity. The foods are basically backyard grill stuff. It's hanging out during the summer.

[@ec6951]

Yay! You got to go see such a historic franchise with the best stadium in the US!! ahaha (I'm a Dodgers fan, can't you tell?!). So glad you enjoyed yourselves!

[@coms-_-1251]

Yankee stadium is the best f LA

[@Prone2Thrill]

FYI - Yesterday in the Dodgers HISTORICAL comeback win (1929) the WINNING pitcher ended up being our newest call up from the minor leagues for his first ever major league game, his name is Michael Petersen and he is the FIRST EVER U.K. born player to put on a Dodger uniform, and stands 6'7" throws up to 97mph and seems like a real nice guy. Short list of guys called up that get a win in their first game!

[@brandontruby6366]

1929 isnt a real time, calm down. time started after we won WW2 everything else is as real as the bible

[@Ameslan1]

Happy Father's Day James!!

[@kdm71291]

Indeed…happy Father’s Day to James!

[@Jess-yb6uq]

Yes! Happy Father's Day to James and all Dad's.

[@Gforceracing20]

My little League baseball team was so bad that we once lost 55 -1. They created what is called the "mercy rule" shortly thereafter in which if a team is losing 10- 0 after 5 innings they end the game.

[@kimchi2780]

King Hawaiian right behind yall!!!!! I love Dodgers games nostalgia as a kid but its a really really old stadium..

[@KimKinzer]

I took my UK college work study to a baseball game. He was surprised how well behaved the crowd was compared to UK football. No police on horseback just a scattering of patrol. I told him US baseball is very family focused. FYI the Dodgers were my dad’s favorite team. He became a fan when he was stationed at the Brooklyn Naval hospital during WWII. That was when the Dodgers were based in Brooklyn. Back then you would use the subway.

[@dianefreeman7194]

In the 80s, my husband and I hosted an English couple and took them to see the Cubs at Wrigley Field. The wife kept commenting on the number of children in attendance. Apparently crowds at English football games could be quite unruly. Not a place for small kids.

[@KimKinzer]

@@dianefreeman7194 He told me there's usually police on horseback and a large groups of police patrolling the area, due to holligans. I told him this is very family oriented. I know some new fathers who dreamt of taking their child to their first baseball game, hosted on their shoulders 🙂

[@dianefreeman7194]

@@KimKinzer the couple we hosted said they had strong reservations about taking small children to English football matches. The wife was especially astonished about the number of kids in the stadium. They had a good time at Wrigley.

[@marycoombe2436]

Going to any game traffic is bad. That is one good reason for tailgate parties in parking lot before and after games.

[@kdm71291]

Mustard and pickle relish is all you need on a Dodger Dog.

[@ramonalfaro3252]

You picked the best stadium for your first game! I've been to many stadiums and even though Dodger Stadium is old it still feels new and is set in a great location with views of the San Gabriel Mountains. It doesn't have all the fancy amenities like newer stadiums, but when the weather is nice ( which is often in LA) Dodger Stadium literally shines!

[@hughfuller8416]

I’ve worked as a concessions manager at Coors Field in Denver and it’s a lot. A lot of beer and drunk people consuming a lot of overpriced stadium food.

[@davidkarr214]

You always want to get there for batting practice.

[@TanyaQueen182]

so cool you got to meet a subscriber!

[@davidweiss8710]

Dodger Stadium and Dodgers vs Reds was the first game I got to see MLB when I was 10 years old and I've been a Dodgers fan ever since. Congrats on getting to your first game!

[@blueboy4244]

my first game - dodger stadium.. Drisdale vs Marichal

[@markwilliams6394]

My first and only Dodger Stadium game was also the Dodgers and Reds in 1980. I was visiting my friend who moved to Anaheim. I was a Reds fans back then, but now I'm a Cubs fan. My first baseball game was the Reds/Astros in the mid-70s.

[@muffinamy83]

GO DOYERS! I love living in L.A., glad you got to visit!

[@poeslanding]

I've been to countless games there but my favorite time was in 1998 on Halloween when I went to see the band KISS on The Psycho Circus tour

[@jonathang9705]

Thank you for inviting us on this fun outing! Glad y'all had a good time and got to experience this bit of American culture.

[@areguapiri]

...ya'll...😂

[@jLutraveling]

Piece of advice for travel. Get a Tide stain stick. It will hep with sttains on clothing

[@DMichiganWol21]

So glad you got to experience a Dodger game and those were pretty nice seats too. Love the channel as well

[@calicocat856]

I was not much older than Archie when my dad took me to my first ball game. I’m from Cleveland, so our home team was the Indians, now the Guardians. He just kept taking me to games so by the time I was six I knew how to keep score on a scorecard. We always sat in the bleachers, which was pretty funny since we were both very light skinned. My mom made me wear a large bonnet. Some of my best memories of Cleveland are from the old municipal stadium, which sat 80,000. It has long since been torn down. I am 80 years old so when I started going to games, the Indians were in their prime - late ‘40s up to about ‘56. I got to see all the great ones, and it was something I got to do with my daddy, just the two of us.😊

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

Pfft I went to my first ball game in my high school years. 😅

[@gloriatookmanian9655]

As I watch you enjoy iconic American foods, I'm reminded of a line from the play 'Gemini'. "TAKE HUMAN BITES!" I'm so glad you're enjoying your visit, but I hope you don't have a heart attack before you get home.

[@jimmyb.6272]

Several teams have scored more than 25 runs over the years. It’s definitely possible!

[@davidcosta2244]

Only the if the other team is plagued with injuries, so the have their AAA replacements. Lol

[@areguapiri]

25 runs is extremely rare in major league baseball.

[@JamesThomas-dn6ee]

Cant believe how big the baby is seens like yesterday you guys found out you was having a baby

[@catwhisperer9489]

UGH, I almost barfed when you put ketchup on your hotdog!!! LOL It was good to see, later, that you also put mustard on it, at least !!! You guys really planned your adventure in America, really well !!! I don't think I would've ever thought to go to a baseball game, or Alcatraz!!! I've enjoyed every minute of all of the vids, that I've seen, that y'all did!!! ❤ I also loved seeing Archie, Mom (in her cute lil' shorts), and Sis!!! ❤

[@flashcar60]

The Dodger franchise began its existence as the Brooklyn Trolly-Car Dodgers; hence the name.

[@ThunderPants13]

Finally, you picked the right team! Been a Dodger fan since long before you three were born. Hope you enjoyed the game, thanks for the video!

[@ShannonR1969]

Oh, no! You missed the seventh inning stretch! During the break in the seventh inning, everyone sings "Take Me Out to the Ballgame." Then, since 9/11, everyone sings a patriotic song -- usually "American the Beautiful." It's one of the best parts of the game!

[@SomeGuys31415]

Close, but not quite right. Yes, they sing at least one verse of “Take Me Out to the Ball Game” every 7th inning stretch. What happens after the first verse varies by stadium and the day. Most days, it varies by stadium. Some play a different song after “Take Me Out to the Ball Game”, others sing “Take Me Out to the Ball Game” a second time. Since 9/11, they’ll sing “God Bless America” (not “America the Beautiful” [FYI, America not “American the Beautiful fyi] on Sundays and certain holidays or other special days (4th of July, Memorial Day, 9/11, post-season/All Star Game). For a short while after 9/11 they sang “God Bless America” every game, but for 20+ years they only sing it on Sundays and the above mentioned special days.

[@michaelhoran7978]

Welcome, enjoy your stay here

[@rayfelts6356]

That was cool

[@jabreck1934]

While in California, you can go see the Dallas Cowboys at their training center in Oxnard. (60 miles from LA)

[@gracielynn9623]

The average MLB baseball stadium in the US can hold around 42,000 people. Sports are quite expensive in the US but MLB does play 162 games per season, meaning 81 home games. It’s quite accessible for fans and helps. Keep prices low. Me personally I love baseball but other people don’t even go to the games for the baseball. Whether you love baseball or not, it’s just a fun day at the park. In cities that don’t have MLB teams there are 120 minor-league baseball teams scattered throughout smaller cities in the country. So it’s not so much an exclusive club.

[@kathyastrom1315]

I remember watching a Chicago Cubs game on tv when I was a teen in 1979. It was against the Philanthropic Phillies, and we ended up losing 22-23. That had the most overall runs I ever remember seeing in a baseball game!

[@mrhappystore8611]

5:52 and thats why you always bring a glove

[@toddhill7483]

My first game was at that very stadium in the mid 70s. Looks like you guys had a great time.

[@swaffdog6521]

Life-long Dodgers fan here. Born and raised in SoCal. People who work in LA/Orange County leave for their 45 minute drive to work at 5am to try to get to work by 8am. You guys leaving early is all part of the Dodger Stadium experience. Everybody starts leaving Dodger Stadium by the 7th inning so they can "beat the traffic."

[@kellycurran4608]

Your little boy is soooo good!!

[@egadgo]

That express lane makes a lot more sense at about 5 p.m.

[@ruthl6295]

Happy FATHER'S day

[@aaronbarnes7783]

You guys should visit the US during Football season. NFL games are an amazing experience.

[@areguapiri]

College football games are better. Especially in the south.

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

They could've gone to a UFL Game though.

[@watrandy99]

Dodgers' fans are notoriously late arriving and early leaving fans; the stadium is normally sparsely crowded until the 3rd inning and begins clearing out after the 7th.

[@brandonneumann5294]

Why even go to the game? What’s the point

[@shawnanderson6313]

@@brandonneumann5294 Cause you can big boy.

[@REDIVY78]

@@brandonneumann5294Personally,it’s to beat traffic leaving the stadium. My family didn’t leave till the seventh inning and listened the rest of the game on the radio

[@brandonneumann5294]

@@REDIVY78 thanks captain obvious. I meant you’re paying for a game you’re not staying all the way for. You’re getting ripped off

[@ThunderBeast5]

Next time you guys are in the states you should go to a better historic stadium like Wrigley Field. Much better experience in every way.

[@philstone3859]

Happy Father’s Day!

[@ronshall9425]

You should've came to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania for a pirate's game. They are so much fun!

[@gorndd]

On August 25, 1922, the Cubs beat the Philles 26-23, after leading 25-6. The most lopsided win occurred in 2007, when the Texas Rangers defeated the Baltimore Orioles 30-3.

[@leonb8991]

I looked it up, and apparently the highest score for one team in an MLB game (post 1900) was 30, by the Texas Rangers in 2007.

[@JustMe-dc6ks]

Hi Archie. 👋

[@aresee8208]

"I think he's excited." I thought he looked: I'm hot. Take me back to the room.

[@tonythegoodman]

If y'all ever come back in the fall..ought to come to Alabama on a Saturday afternoon..be bout 105K at the game...come on down

[@oldiesgeek454]

I went to the Iron Bowl game I. 2004. It was perfect football weather. I've heard about those hot September games in Tuscaloosa though.

[@californiagirl_77]

Ahhhh man you guys climbed to the top of the stadium while you had field level seats. That’s a hike.

[@RichardDCook]

Baseball is the only sport that squeezes 10 minutes of action into 3 hours.