Baseball

Poised to host a Major League game next month, America’s oldest ballpark is finally getting its due. Plus, more Negro Leagues landmarks around the South

Where to stay, eat, and play around the home of the Braves this season

Baseball is (almost) back

In honor of a historic season, enjoy a trot down memory lane

Meet the Indiana native who grew up glued to TBS and once wrote a letter to his idol, Skip Caray—never imagining he’d someday take his place

Ever wonder how the most eccentric sports team in the South pitches on stilts, choreographs dances, and dreams up their next viral sketch? Owner Jesse Cole peels back the curtain

The hall of fame induction speech
that might have been

The inside track on what it’s like to be the conductor of the train at the Houston Astros’ Minute Maid Park

A Space City writer on the trials, tribulations, and joys of being an Astros fan

Why Blooper leads the league at Twitter

A long-suffering Atlanta sports fan revels in the team’s first appearance in the Series in twenty-plus years

A century-old photo sparks new research on the Louisville Unions, a Black baseball team—one of the best in the South—with a story almost lost to time

A North Carolina novelist reflects on summer nights at the ballpark

Baseball mascots are delightfully colorful tributes to their Southern hometowns

Five ways to root for America’s team at Atlanta’s SunTrust Park

Notes from a lifelong fan

There’s nothing minor-league about the food at these five ball fields

A free-spirited version of baseball is coming to a sandlot near you