Hey baseball fans. Welcome to my page. This here is my first blog. I've been a Dodgers fan since 1980, attended my first ballgame at Dodger Stadium on my 8th birthday in 1982 and have gone to many a Dodger game since. I have been to 18 of the current 30 ballparks, and 5 that are either extinct or no longer used for baseball, including Yankee Stadium. My last trip took me to Minute Maid Park in Houston and the Metrodome in Minneapolis last summer. This year I will be focusing mainly on minor league yards, in fact I will be going to the Epicenter this weekend with my family to catch a Quakes game ( Angels Single A team ) . Speaking of minor league parks, I just recently went up to Sacramento to see a couple of River Cats games at Raley Field, the first time I'd ever seen a AAA game live ( Oakland A's AAA afilliate ) and I tell you it was more than I expected. Anyway, here's some word of advice for those of you who may be coming out here to L.A. to catch a game at Dodger Stadium. Because of the way Dodger Stadium is shaped, there really is no way you can wander the stadium unless you have tickets in the field level. The ushers are very vigilant about the stadium policy that pretty much restricts fans in the sections to which they bought tickets for, so if you buy a ticket for any other section other than the field level, you can forget about upgrading your seat down low. That's not to say that you wont have a great time here. However, if you do have a chance , you may want to catch a couple of games here to get the full Dodger Stadium experience. I'll be adding more pics eventually. All questions and thoughts are welcomed here, especially questions about Dodger Stadium and other yards I've been. I look forward to hearing from you. Have a great day everyone, and before I leave, here's a little something from THE POLICE, as I will from time to time, be leaving a music vid here as well for your musical enjoyment.