2022 Witness to a Sweep
July 13, 2022 by Edward Kasputis
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In 2012, our PhD Committee went to the final game of the World Series to be a Witness to a Sweep. First Farley pays a bet then Ed, Farley & Dave play baseball at Tiger Stadium and meet Joe Michnuk from the Navin Field Grounds Crew. Then it’s time to head to Comerica Park to sit in the rain and watch the last game of a great year. Congratulations Giants and Tigers – wait ’til next year.
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2020 Witness to a Sweep
January 29, 2020 by Edward Kasputis
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In 2012, our PhD Committee went to the final game of the World Series to be a Witness to a Sweep. First Farley pays a bet then Ed, Farley & Dave play baseball at Tiger Stadium and meet Joe Michnuk from the Navin Field Grounds Crew. Then it’s time to head to Comerica Park to sit in the rain and watch the last game of a great year. Congratulations Giants and Tigers – wait ’til next year.
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Witness to a Sweep
November 1, 2012 by Edward Kasputis
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Our PhD Committee went to the final game of the World Series to be a Witness to a Sweep. First Farley pays a bet then Ed, Farley & Dave play baseball at Tiger Stadium and meet Joe Michnuk from the Navin Field Grounds Crew. Then it’s time to head to Comerica Park to sit in the rain and watch the last game of a great year. Congratulations Giants and Tigers – wait ’til next year.
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Fenway Park
April 19, 2010 by Edward Kasputis
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The oldest ballpark in the Major Leagues is Boston’s Fenway Park. Fenway Park opened on April 20, 1912 (same day that Tiger Stadium opened which was originally known as Navin Field). Below are two videos that can provide any fan with the insight on why 98 year old Fenway is a historical gem. The first will provide the ambiance of Fenway. It was shot in 2005. The second is an example of the excellent hourly tours that the Red Sox provide to the public. It was shot in 2007.
