Countown until departure: 4 days
For those of you that don't think I'm serious about this roadtrip, here is our completed (and occasionally tentative) schedule. Now obviously these are just the major cities that have baseball teams, but you can fill in the gaps as you go along. All of the asterisks (*), which I believe should never be used when documenting records such as the all-time home run record, signify that we already have tickets for those games.
June 6: Los Angeles (Angels)*
June 7: San Diego*
June 8: Los Angeles (Dodgers)*
June 9-10: Arizona*
June 12-14: Houston
June 18-20: Atlanta*
June 23: Tampa Bay
June 24: Florida (Miami)
June 26: Baltimore
June 28-29: Philadelphia
June 30: New York (Yankees)
July 4-5: Boston*
July 9-11: All-Star Break (no we aren't flying back to San Francisco)
July 12: New York (Mets)
July 14: Cleveland
July 16-19: Chicago (Cubs)*
July 20-21: Milwaukee
July 23: Chicago (White Sox)
July 25-26: Cincinatti
July 28: St. Louis
July 29: Kansas City
July 30: Colorado (Denver)*
Blog Archive
- 29 Jul - 5 Aug (1)
- 22 Jul - 29 Jul (3)
- 15 Jul - 22 Jul (2)
- 8 Jul - 15 Jul (4)
- 1 Jul - 8 Jul (3)
- 24 Jun - 1 Jul (2)
- 17 Jun - 24 Jun (4)
- 10 Jun - 17 Jun (5)
- 3 Jun - 10 Jun (3)
- 27 May - 3 Jun (1)
Contributors
The story behind the Great Baseball Roadtrip of 2007
The idea for the road trip was first envisioned about 6 years ago while we were in the 7th grade. "Hey dude, we should go on a road trip and visit all the major league ballparks the summer after our senior year." As the years went by the idea of the road trip slowly became more and more tangible. So, right now, we are embarking on a two-month journey to watch the America’s National Pastime across America. We plan on hitting 21 of 30 major league ballparks and maybe even a few Minor League fields along the way. And you can hear about all of our travels right here on the blog.
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