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No sports fans are more in touch with the history and ephemera of their game than baseball fans. Hitting the sweet spot of our national pastime, The Baseball Fans Bucket List presents a list of 162 sheer must things to do, see, get, and experience before you kick the bucket. Entries range from visiting Elysian Fields in Hoboken, NJ (site of the primary pro baseball game), to starting a baseball card collection; experiencing Opening Day; attending your bestloved teams Fantasy Camp; reading classic books like Ball Four, and much more! Each entry includes interesting facts, agreeably diverting trivia, and practical selective information when it comes to the activity, item, or travel destination. Also included is a finish checklist so the reader may keep a running tally of their Bucket-List achievements. With todays tabloid stories of steroid abuse and off-the-field shenanigans encroaching on baseballs idyllic charm, this distinctive guidebook inspires readers to celebrate all thats good in regards to being a fan.
Review Associated Press, March 11, 2010
“The book is portion travel guide, share nostalgic look at the game and it is history. Either way, it works for baseball fans. …’The Baseball Fan’s Bucket List‘ is for readers who recognise and love baseball….Wherever you are in life’s journey–just arriving at the ballpark, heading into the batter’s box or rounding third–this book gives numerous practical ideas for quality baseball experiences before crossing home plate.”
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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful.
 Capturing the Essence of Baseball
By Larry Underwood
If you love baseball, you’ll love the 162 recommendations the authors, Robert Santelli & daughter Jenna Santelli, are proposing you do before you die. From visiting such venerable and historic ballparks like Wrigley Field & Fenway Park (my personal favorites), to reading a great deal of terrific books (this list only scratches the surface of “must reads”), to engaging in galore terrifi activities, such as “fantasy camps” (try hitting Bob Gibson’s fastball, even now), to exploring the wonders of Cooperstown; this book is filled with wondrous suggestions, altho you may need a little extra cash in the bank to take vantage of all of ‘em.
8 of 10 persons found the following review helpful.
 Nothing new underneath the sun
By Terrence J. Dempsey
I have to say I was very disappointed with this book. Yes, it does give 162 things to do in your baseball bucket list. Unfortunately, if you are an intermediate baseball fan, you may in all probability make up a list of 100 or more easily. The kicker was they separately listed going to Boston to see the Red Sox play, going to San Diego to see the Padres play, etc which was very redundant and not one thing new. That’s 30 things you recognise already! Then saying to watch Field of Dreams, Bull Durham, or read Ball Four, Glory of Their Times, etc-just was not worth making into a book. I guess I was hoping for something new, but former books like Baseball Road Trip and 101 Baseball Things to do… already covered these ideas. $16 to listen the same things was not worth it.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
A real Homerun
By Sammy N. Mastroianni
If you are a baseball fanatic like I am and are curious in regards to things to do to increase your baseball love life then this is the book for you. It gives you a lot of details on 162 things that you must do before you buy the farm if you love baseball and comes with websites, phone numbers, and other selective information necessitated for you to do and check off these 162 things on your bucket list. A ought to buy for any baseball fan.
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