FRIDAY
SEP 19
7:05 PM
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Columbus Clippers vs. Omaha Storm Chasers
Huntington Park
Columbus,
OH
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FRIDAY
SEP 19
7:10 PM
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Los Angeles Dodgers vs. San Francisco Giants
Dodger Stadium
Los Angeles,
CA
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TUESDAY
SEP 23
6:40 PM
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Chicago Cubs vs. New York Mets
Wrigley Field
Chicago,
IL
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FRIDAY
SEP 19
6:40 PM
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Chicago White Sox vs. San Diego Padres
Rate Field
Chicago,
IL
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MONDAY
SEP 22
7:15 PM
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Atlanta Braves vs. Washington Nationals
Truist Park
Atlanta,
GA
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TUESDAY
SEP 23
7:07 PM
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Toronto Blue Jays vs. Boston Red Sox
Rogers Centre
Toronto,
ON
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TUESDAY
SEP 23
7:05 PM
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New York Yankees vs. Chicago White Sox
Yankee Stadium
Bronx,
NY
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TUESDAY
SEP 23
6:40 PM
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Cleveland Guardians vs. Detroit Tigers
Progressive Field
Cleveland,
OH
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FRIDAY
SEP 19
7:10 PM
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Houston Astros vs. Seattle Mariners
Daikin Park
Houston,
TX
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FRIDAY
SEP 19
7:05 PM
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Baltimore Orioles vs. New York Yankees
Oriole Park At Camden Yards
Baltimore,
MD
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FRIDAY
SEP 19
6:40 PM
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Kansas City Royals vs. Toronto Blue Jays
Kauffman Stadium
Kansas City,
MO
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No sport has captured the world’s imagination quite like baseball. From memories of trading pitches out in the yard to teams with century-old legacies, a ticket to the ballpark lets you into a world filled with community and tradition. Experience America’s national pastime the way it was meant to be seen, with your own place in the stands and a great view of the action from the very first pitch.
People have been swinging bats at balls since medieval times, but it was Alexander Cartwright and the Knickerbocker Rules in 1845 that started baseball on the path to dominate modern sports. Major League Baseball paved the way for a whole economy of professional athletics, inspiring fans and franchises from Puerto Rico to Japan.
As a result, baseball has inspired some of the world’s greatest competitions. The World Series has captivated fans for more than a century, and nations from around the world face off in the World Baseball Classic. The game took hold even faster on college campuses, producing generations of new players in NCAA baseball and softball as schools across the United States aimed for the College World Series.
Even before it was a professional powerhouse, baseball was a cultural sensation. With its complex structure of innings and at-bats filled with strikes, fouls, ERAs, and RBIs, the game turned statistics into a national language and spreadsheets into poetry. There’s still something magical about singing along in the 7th-inning stretch, whether you’re following the minor leagues, your college team, or one of the biggest names in the sport. So take yourself out to the ball game and see what the next inning has in store.