Chasing a Dream with The Dugout Duo

On Episode 9, The Dugout Duo visits Jacobs Field (Progressive

Field) in the city that’s nothing close to a mistake by the lake. Chief Wahoo

also makes an appearance on this podcast and the guys discuss the pros and cons

surrounding this controversy. Need to find a great sports bar after an Indians

game? The Old Man reveals some of the greatest spots to wet your whistle,

Cleveland style. So sit back and enjoy a gorgeous stadium in a progressive Rock

n’ Roll town. Chasing a Dream is a proud member of the No Phony Podcast Network.

Rick and Michael (The Dugout Duo) talk to John Williams from

Baseball for President about everything from stadium food to who’s hot and

who’s not throughout Major League Baseball. Shooting the Bull in the Pen is a proud member of the No Phony Podcast Network.

Rick and Michael (The Dugout Duo) talk to John Williams from

Baseball for President about everything from stadium food to who’s hot and

who’s not throughout Major League Baseball. Shooting the Bull in the Pen is a proud member of the No Phony Podcast Network.

Now that the drab and mundane confines of Veterans Stadium

in Philadelphia are behind us, it’s time to visit the gorgeous state of the art

masterpiece known as Citizens Bank Park. The Dugout Duo will reminisce about

the City of Brotherly Love, the Phillies home and other wonders which Western

Pennsylvania has to offer. So our journey continues, be sure to join The Dugout

Duo in their world renown dugout and experience the wonder of Philadelphia.

Chasing a dream is a proud member of the No Phony Podcast Network.

On this episode of Chasing a Dream, the Dugout Duo visits

the City of Brotherly Love to remember Veterans Stadium. Different

Philadelphians reminisce about this stadium in the Dugout Duo’s first live

podcast. Philadelphia really offers so much for tourists and baseball

enthusiasts alike. So grab a Philly Cheese Steak and join us in the Digital

Dugout. Chasing a dream is a proud member of the No Phony Podcast Network.

In

Episode #6, San Diego’s Jack Murphy

Stadium is featured. The Dugout Duo discusses baseball before Petco Park

and

highlights an icon in Padres baseball history. Surprisingly, many

sporting

events have been held at “The Murph”. The Old Man and Parcheesi cover an

array

of different subjects associated with this former home of the San Diego

Padres. Come join the guys in the Digital Dugout in gorgeous San Diego. Chasing a Dream is a proud member of the No Phony Podcast Network.

South

side Chicago is currently up to bat as we visit New Comiskey Park which is now

known as Guaranteed Rate Field, the home of the Chicago White Sox. This time in

the Digital Dugout we’ll discuss a scandal which almost ruined Major League

Baseball, along with players that were banished from baseball along with their

hope of ever being in the Hall of Fame. If you love baseball history, this

segment is right up your alley, or should we say in your favorite dugout. Chasing a dream is a proud member of the No Phony Podcast Network.

 

Welcome to Major League Baseball in America’s Dairyland. If

bratwurst, beer, baseball and the Milwaukee Brewers are your thing, then you’ll

love the first home of the Seattle Pilots which is Milwaukee County Stadium.

This stadium was the home of the original sausage races and the one time home

run champion, Henry Aaron. Harvey’s Wallbangers once won an American League

Championship here too. So let’s visit Milwaukee here next in the Digital Dugout.

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Now that the Kingdome in Seattle is behind us, it’s on to

the second stadium visited which is Angels Stadium, the home to the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. However, in the early 1980’s the Angels were known as the California Angels. In this episode, an iconic manager gets ejected around a bevy of All

Stars on both teams. Disneyland has nothing on this episode. So sit back and relax with the Dugout Duo in the Digital Dugout!

And away we go with the first of 38 stadiums Rick Coe (The

Old Man) has visited, which is the Kingdome in beautiful Seattle. The Seattle

Mariners first home was unique in many ways, featuring foot long hot dogs and a

beer vendor who doubled as a cheerleader. Many fond memories are a reality with

Seattleites attending games at a stadium that hosted the NBA SuperSonics, the

NFL Seahawks and the MLB Mariners. Our journey begins in the Digital Dugout right now!