Home Run On Wheels

Now that the MLB regular season is complete (sort of), so is our RV trip.

Ron and Patti rank each of the 30 MLB stadiums. We have the same No. 30, but a different No. 1.

We also tell you what's next for the Home Run On Wheels podcast with a pair of awesome guests coming up in the next two weeks.

We have attended our final regular-season game of the year, but the immediate focus isn't on our next trip but on our dog, Holmes, who has been diagnosed with lymphoma.

Holmes, the 11-year-old Home Run On Wheels "Barketing Manager," attended three games with us, but now he has begun chemotherapy and our future plans are put on hold as he begins his battle with cancer.

Home Run On Wheels donated 30 tickets to the Foster & Adoptive Care Coalition for Sunday's game in St. Louis.

Ron and Patti preview the final week of the Major League Baseball regular season and they will be on opposite sides in St. Louis when the Brewers visit the Cardinals. 

We also provide a review of Busch Stadium, which is in the upper echelon of MLB venues.

Katie Corrigan, the director of family development for the Foster & Adoptive Care Coalition in St. Louis, joined us to discuss the importance of Cardinals baseball for children in St. Louis.

Thanks to Wells Fargo and the United Way of St. Louis, the Foster & Adoptive Care Coalition received 20 tickets for the Sept. 14 game against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Home Run On Wheels also raised over $700 to purchase 30 tickets for the Sept. 23 game against the San Francisco Giants and donated those to the Foster & Adoptive Care Coalition.

Children's Hope Alliance CEO Celeste Dominguez joined Ron and Patti in St. Louis to discuss the impact the MLB stadium tour has had.

The trip has taken us through 38 states, two Canadian provinces, six national parks and, obviously 30 Major League Baseball stadiums. Celeste said the trip has been a success and the feedback has been positive.

But there is still more work to do as we prepare for the Giants-Cardinals game on Sept. 23 and you can help.

Home Run On Wheels received some good news about St. Louis, where we will be able to get some kids to a Cardinals game.

Thanks to the United Way of St. Louis and Wells Fargo, the Foster & Adoptive Care Coalition has received 20 tickets for Friday's game against the Dodgers. We are also going to Sunday's game, but need your help to get more kids to a game at Busch Stadium on Sept. 23. Please donate at our GoFundMe page.

We also received a positive phone call from a Texas Rangers employee about our visit to Globe Life Park last week.

After running into some issues in St. Louis, we need your help to get some kids to a Cardinals game at Busch Stadium on Sept. 23.

Please donate now to Home Run On Wheels at our GoFundMe page to get some kids to a game as we close our 30 stadium MLB tour. 

Ron and Patti discuss their latest issue with the RV, the time they spent visiting Ron's sister in Olney, Texas, and how Green Bay's comeback win over Chicago in the NFL's Sunday night opener created some tension.

Home Run On Wheels got some recognition at Globe Life Park and Ron and Patti made it on the Jumbotron for the first time this season.

We enjoyed seeing the Rangers beat the Angels at our 28th stadium this year because we went with Ron's mom and her husband, Marc, and their friends, Pete and Lynne. 

We recap our trip to Globe Life Park and preview our final two MLB stadiums of 2018.

After taking Holmes to his third MLB game of the season, Ron and Patti preview their final three stadiums of 2018.

Joining us Sunday at Minute Maid Park was Ron's brother, Ben, and his girlfriend Bailey. They drove down from San Antonio and spent the night in the Home Run On Wheels RV.

After seeing their sixth retractable roof stadium in Houston, Ron and Patti compare MLB's roofed stadiums. 

We also got some more media coverage in Houston, including our first television coverage as we continue our mission of raising awareness of the needs of children in the foster system.