Here are Brad’s scores for our visit to Rogers Centre in Toronto: Food and Beverage – 5.0 The Rogers Centre had the best selection of food I’ve ever encountered at a baseball game. While none of us tried the hot dogs, we all had the barbecued chicken nachos, which were simply the best ballpark fare [...]
Archive for April, 2009
Brad Ranks the Rogers Centre
Posted in one night stands, tagged lyle overbay, rogers centre, toronto, toronto blue jays on April 28, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Steve V. Ranks the Rogers Centre
Posted in baseball, one night stands, tagged rogers centre, toronto blue jays on April 17, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Here is Steve V.’s scores from our visit to Rogers Centre: Food and Beverage – 4.5 The barbeque chicken nachos were excellent. I also thought the steak at Jack Astors was quite good for the money. The only thing holding Toronto back from a 5 were the beer prices. Stadium Condition – 4.0 Given it’s [...]
Steve B. Ranks the Rogers Centre
Posted in one night stands, tagged detroit tigers, rogers centre, toronto blue jays on April 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Here are Steve B.’s scores for our visit to Rogers Centre in Toronto: Food and Beverage – 5.0 If it was possible to give a higher score I would. By far this was the best food that we have had at any stadium. There were plenty of options to chose from. You could get your [...]
Toronto in 117 words.
Posted in one night stands, tagged detroit tigers, juan rincon, rick porcello, rogers centre, toronto blue jays on April 11, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Even though Juan Rincon ruined Rick Porcello’s major league debut on Thursday afternoon, we still had a blast at the Stadium Formerly Known as SkyDome. Steve B. caught a foul ball, Jeff caught a bit of a stomach bug, Steve V. caught a whiff of legalized marijuana on the streets of Toronto, and I caught [...]
We had a good time, as we should, buddy.
Posted in one night stands, tagged detroit tigers, rogers centre, toronto, toronto blue jays on April 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Toronto is a fun city. You just need to get to know her. Our night spent exploring what the city had to offer, coupled with the Tigers first win of the season, was definitely worth our time. Among our favorites was the Fox & Fiddle, which provided a rustic atmosphere to enjoy a Sleemans, as [...]
The Debate- Top 10 Pitchers of this Decade
Posted in Uncategorized on April 8, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Whilst on the 401 to Toronto, Brad, The Steves, and i are debating the top 10 pitchers of this decade. It’s been quite a discussion thus far, as most of the “dominant” pitchers of the past few years have been mostly flashes in the pan (but does anybody really have as much upside as Jeremy [...]
We’re still going to Toronto, in case you were wondering.
Posted in one night stands, tagged detroit tigers, jim leyland, rogers centre, toronto blue jays on April 7, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Yes, even after tonight’s heartbreaking loss to the Toronto Blue Jays, we’re going to fight the good fight and make the trip to Toronto. You know why? Because this isn’t about baseball. Well, okay, that’s not entirely true. It is about baseball. Part of it. But it’s just a small part. The real reason is [...]
Next stop: Rogers Centre
Posted in one night stands, tagged detroit tigers, rick porcello, rogers centre, toronto blue jays on April 7, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Tomorrow we’re off to Toronto. Me, Jeff, and The Steves are hitting the proverbial road to cross off the sixth stadium on our list: Rogers Centre. And it just so happens that we’ll see our hometown team, the Detroit Tigers, in action. Even though they got shellacked by the Blue Jays last night, we’re still [...]
Porcello, Perry to accompany Tigers to Toronto
Posted in baseball, one night stands, tagged baseball, detroit tigers, rick porcello, rogers centre, ryan perry, sports, toronto blue jays on April 1, 2009 | 1 Comment »
You’ll have to excuse me. I am going to unleash my homeristic tendencies for just a second, even though I strive for impartiality on this blog. The Detroit Tigers just announced that Ryan Perry and Rick Porcello have made the Opening Day roster. If the chips falls correctly, that means we’ll see Porcello’s big league [...]



