Happy Opening Day!
Posted: Thu Mar 27, 2025 7:45 am
It’s here.
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I watch Major League to start the season. It hits different this year without Mr. Baseball.311neers wrote: ↑Thu Mar 27, 2025 8:48 amWatched my annual pre-opening day movie last night...The Sandlot.
Sounds and smells of Summer, kids playing ball, no school, pool parties, ballpark food, cracks of the bat, the sound of the mitt.
What are some of your favorite baseball related sounds? (Can't use crack of the bat or pop of the mitt).
I'll start...
"Hot dogs! Cold Beer!!!"
Something about the vendors that roam the stands and concourse sends a chill down my spine.
It's here! America's Pastime
The Sandlot is one of my all time favorites. Love that movie.311neers wrote: ↑Thu Mar 27, 2025 8:48 amWatched my annual pre-opening day movie last night...The Sandlot.
Sounds and smells of Summer, kids playing ball, no school, pool parties, ballpark food, cracks of the bat, the sound of the mitt.
What are some of your favorite baseball related sounds? (Can't use crack of the bat or pop of the mitt).
I'll start...
"Hot dogs! Cold Beer!!!"
Something about the vendors that roam the stands and concourse sends a chill down my spine.
It's here! America's Pastime
I watched Bull Durham last night for the same reason. The director wrote a book about making the movie and said the music and dress choices were intentional when they are in the ballpark because inside the park is "timeless" and can't be dated.311neers wrote: ↑Thu Mar 27, 2025 8:48 amWatched my annual pre-opening day movie last night...The Sandlot.
Sounds and smells of Summer, kids playing ball, no school, pool parties, ballpark food, cracks of the bat, the sound of the mitt.
What are some of your favorite baseball related sounds? (Can't use crack of the bat or pop of the mitt).
I'll start...
"Hot dogs! Cold Beer!!!"
Something about the vendors that roam the stands and concourse sends a chill down my spine.
It's here! America's Pastime
I got hammered in that bar “Mitch’s”, Easter weekend, 1992. Went to high school with our waitress and she kept the beer flowing.MrCraig wrote: ↑Thu Mar 27, 2025 9:23 amI watched Bull Durham last night for the same reason. The director wrote a book about making the movie and said the music and dress choices were intentional when they are in the ballpark because inside the park is "timeless" and can't be dated.311neers wrote: ↑Thu Mar 27, 2025 8:48 amWatched my annual pre-opening day movie last night...The Sandlot.
Sounds and smells of Summer, kids playing ball, no school, pool parties, ballpark food, cracks of the bat, the sound of the mitt.
What are some of your favorite baseball related sounds? (Can't use crack of the bat or pop of the mitt).
I'll start...
"Hot dogs! Cold Beer!!!"
Something about the vendors that roam the stands and concourse sends a chill down my spine.
It's here! America's Pastime
I love the organ in the few stadiums that still employ a true organist. I also just love the general hum of the crowd during like the 6th inning between pitches, when there aren't any other sounds or important things to pay attention to.
I didn't know that bar was still open until recently. Now it's on my to-do list next time I visit my brother in Raleigh.AppSt94 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 27, 2025 9:55 amI got hammered in that bar “Mitch’s”, Easter weekend, 1992. Went to high school with our waitress and she kept the beer flowing.MrCraig wrote: ↑Thu Mar 27, 2025 9:23 amI watched Bull Durham last night for the same reason. The director wrote a book about making the movie and said the music and dress choices were intentional when they are in the ballpark because inside the park is "timeless" and can't be dated.311neers wrote: ↑Thu Mar 27, 2025 8:48 amWatched my annual pre-opening day movie last night...The Sandlot.
Sounds and smells of Summer, kids playing ball, no school, pool parties, ballpark food, cracks of the bat, the sound of the mitt.
What are some of your favorite baseball related sounds? (Can't use crack of the bat or pop of the mitt).
I'll start...
"Hot dogs! Cold Beer!!!"
Something about the vendors that roam the stands and concourse sends a chill down my spine.
It's here! America's Pastime
I love the organ in the few stadiums that still employ a true organist. I also just love the general hum of the crowd during like the 6th inning between pitches, when there aren't any other sounds or important things to pay attention to.
Got tickets for Reds/Braves in BristolEastHallApp wrote: ↑Thu Mar 27, 2025 12:44 pmAnyone got any ballpark trips planned for this year?
I've been to the Padres, Nationals (3x), Red Sox and Mets with my family in recent years. Summer travel plans still TBD this year, but would love to visit 1-2 stadiums.
Find you a 3 day trip to hit Cincy, Cleveland, & Pittsburgh. It's a very doable drive. My son & I did it 2 summers ago.EastHallApp wrote: ↑Thu Mar 27, 2025 12:44 pmAnyone got any ballpark trips planned for this year?
I've been to the Padres, Nationals (3x), Red Sox and Mets with my family in recent years. Summer travel plans still TBD this year, but would love to visit 1-2 stadiums.
Super jealous. That's going to be epic! Can't wait to see how that one plays out logistically speaking.BambooRdApp wrote: ↑Thu Mar 27, 2025 12:48 pmGot tickets for Reds/Braves in BristolEastHallApp wrote: ↑Thu Mar 27, 2025 12:44 pmAnyone got any ballpark trips planned for this year?
I've been to the Padres, Nationals (3x), Red Sox and Mets with my family in recent years. Summer travel plans still TBD this year, but would love to visit 1-2 stadiums.