What MLB teams have you seen play in person?

[Used 2 B Hu]

Haven't been to Citi yet, but YS is a freaking shopping mall.

1/10 of the aura of the old place.

Citi is like a hotel. Not a cheap one, but not a really classy one, either

 

[Used 2 B Hu]

That's cool that you have that record.

I've saved all the ticket stubs of concerts that I've attended, but didn't keep any other records beyond that. From time to time I look through them and get pissed off at modern day ticket prices. In high school, I saw Steve Miller Band every summer for $5.

Some of the oldest tickets I have were for 5 and 6 dollars. They were way in the upper level of Shea, or in the bleachers at YS

 

[Judge Fudge]

Seattle
Toronto
Montreal ( exhibition games)
????????? ( I think the red Sox. It was when I was young , 10-12, and I was driven to Toronto from Ottawa for a game )
Giants
Nationals

Stadiums:

Skydome/Roger's Center
Kingdome
A tandt park ( I think that Is San Francisco ballpark)
Safeco Field/T-Mobile park

 

[Ojb81]

Skydome is on my list-have also heard both Milwaukee and Pittsburgh are spectacular.

Pittsburgh's park is gorgeous

 

[Ojb81]

oh, shit, I forgot Orioles and Mariners. I went to an Orioles-Mariners game at Camden back in 2006

 

[StanMarsh51]

Pretty sure I've seen every team play, most of them vs either the Yankees or Mets.

 

[navamind]

Red Sox (at Citi Field and Fenway)
Indians (at Fenway)
Mets (Citi Field)
Pirates (at PNC Park)
Cubs (at Citi Field, PNC Park and Wrigley)
Athletics (at Wrigley)
Yankees (at old Yankee Stadium)
Rays (at old Yankee Stadium)
Braves (at Citi Field and Citizens Bank Park)
Phillies (at CBP)
Dodgers (at CBP)
Diamondbacks (at CBP)

I've seen the Cubs in person the most of any of those teams.

 

[Voltaire26]

Interesting question. I'm going to guess damn close to all of them. Might be a few NL clubs I haven't seen.

^^^^ This ... I have been going to Baseball Games at Tiger Stadium and Comerica Park for 50 years. My best friends father was head of security for Tiger Stadium. I have seen all the AL Teams and about or better of the NL Teams.

 

[The Derski]

If you mean just watching teams play I can’t remember all of them.

ballparks I’ve been to include:

Chase Field
Coors Field
Petco Park
Angels Stadium
Miller Park
Old Metrodome
Wrigley Field
Comerica Park
Great American Ballpark

 

[VikingFan2k2]

All of them.

I am a bartender at Target Field and every team has been there.

I've only been to TF, Metrodome, Kauffman and Miller Park though.

 

[DrewScott]

I think all of them.

Born in NY, went to at least 30 Mets games and 10 Yankees

Then lived in Boston for college--hit Fenway at least 20-30 times

Then lived in Baltimore- Camden Yards 20 times

Now I live in Florida--maybe 15-Marlins games.

So all added up, ive probably seen all the teams at some point.

 

[Kevin12773]

Cubs
Pirates
Orioles
Rangers
Royals
Mets
Padres
Expos
Nationals
Cardinals
Reds
Brewers
Yankees








Phillies

 

[Mike A. S.]

I've seen all 30 of them play. "Only" 22 of the ballparks though. Was scheduled to visit 4 of the 8 home parks I haven't been to yet in about a month. But obviously that won't be happening now...

 

[DragonfromTO]

This is a good question. I really don't know but I'm going to think about it (and possibly do some research, for instance I just discovered that the 15 inning game I saw while visiting Denver was against the Giants ).

 

[TrustMeIamRight]

My list is relatively short, as I live over 2 hours away from the nearest MLB park.

1-Braves
2-Phillies
3-Reds
4-Pirates
5-Dodgers
6-Royals
7-White Sox

Ive seen every American League team play and every national league team except the Dodgers, Giants, Padres, Rockies and Diamondbacks.

The perks of living 10 minutes from Comerica Park and having season ticket packages for quite a while and having a brother live in Chicago whose company has season tickets to the Cubs

 

[Hitman Hart]

Braves
Orioles
Red Sox
Rays
Nationals
Rockies

 

[ralphiewvu]

I’ve seen every American League team except Houston.

The teams I haven’t seen from the National League are:
Atlanta
Miami
Milwaukee
San Diego
San Francisco

Been too:
Fenway
Camden Yards
New YS
Nats New Stadium
Rodgers Center
Coors Field
Chase Field
PNC Park
Citizen Bank Park

 

[Ron G]

White Sox
Yankees
Red Sox
Athletics (Kansas City and Oakland)
Senators (Washington)
Indians
Orioles (but not when they were the St. Louis Browns)
Tigers
Twins
Brewers (American League)
Rays
Royals

Cubs
Dodgers (Brooklyn and LA
Giants (New York and San Francisco)
Braves (Milwaukee and Atlanta but not Boston)
Reds
Cardinals
Phillies
Pirates
Astros
Brewers (National League)

Stadiums:
Comiskey Park And the New Comiskey now Guaranteed Rate but always Sox Park
Wrigley Field
Memorial Park (Orioles)
River Front (Cincinnati)
Memorial Milwaukee
Miller Park
Cleveland's current park
Tigers Not sure of the name of the current stadium
Chavez Ravine
Astrodome

 

[Ron G]

Went to about 50 games a year at Wrigley from about 11 years old to 15 years old.
Grew up about 2 miles from the park. Played ball in the morning and then a group would walk to Wrigley. Helped with clean up after the games and got a free ticket for general admission to the next game. In the late 50's and early 60's it was not uncommon for the Cubs to close off the upper deck. The foul balls that went up there stayed when it was closed. We would check out about where they landed and on the days they opened the upper deck (weekends) we would get there early and run up to collect the balls that the ushers could not find.
Strange that with all the exposure to the Cubs I became a White Sox fan, Had an uncle who in 1955 promised me if the Sox won the pennant he would get me a ticket to the World Series. By '59 he had forgotten his promise but I did not. Somehow he came through and I saw the second game against the Dodgers.
Saw some great players in the 50s: Willie Mays, Don Newcomb, Roy Campanella, Richie Ashburn, Red Schoendist , Stan Musial, Pee Wee Reese, Don Drysdale, Sandy Koufax, Jackie Robinson, Robin Robin Roberts and of course, Ernie Banks. At Sox Park I did not get to go very often but saw all the great Yankees, and others such as Al Kaline, Al Rosen, Ted Williams, Carl Yastrzemski, Bob Feller, and of course Nellie Fox, Gerry Staley, Turk Lown, Jim Landis, Jungle Jim Rivera, Louie Aparicio, Billy Pierce, Early Wynn, Bob Shaw, Al Smith.
Of course at the time I did not know the history I was watching. Otherwise how could I have booed Stan Musial, Koufax, Mantel , Yogi Berra, Whitey Ford, Ashburn, Phil Rizzuto, Roberto Clementi, and Bob Feller.
Life is made up of great memories.

 

[williewilliejuan]

I could tell you the stadiums I have been to, but I’d be hard pressed to tell you all of the teams. I’d venture to guess most of them. In terms of stadiums:

- Candlestick
- Oracle/PacBell/AT&T
- Oakland Coliseum
- Angels Stadium
- The home of the Los Angeles NL franchise
- Jack Murphy
- PetCo
- Bank One Ballpark
- Ballpark at Arlington
- Busch
- Wrigley
- Joe Robbie