Welcome to Mr. Sports Travel's Main Baseball Page!
Mr. Sports Travel has enjoyed a game on six continents and at every MLB, Minor League and independent league park in the U.S. and Canada. He's also taken in a game at every major NCAA Division I college baseball home park, plus countless, unique summer league wood bat destinations. What's more, he has enjoyed baseball games on six different continents! From the Little World Series to the College World Series and the World Series, Mr. Sports Travel has been everywhere, man! He's even been on the Travel Channel. Enjoy pictures and videos below.
Need help planning a trip? Buy a baseball travel guide right for you or book the man himself for a consult call! Free email advice from Mr. Sports Travel with any purchase! From this section, link to baseball pages that document his many journeys!
Welcome to Mr. Sports Travel's Main Baseball Page!
Mr. Sports Travel has enjoyed a game on six continents and at every MLB, Minor League and independent league park in the U.S. and Canada. He's also taken in a game at every major NCAA Division I college baseball home park, plus countless, unique summer league wood bat destinations. What's more, he has enjoyed baseball games on six different continents! From the Little World Series to the College World Series and the World Series, Mr. Sports Travel has been everywhere, man! He's even been on the Travel Channel. Enjoy pictures and videos below.
Need help planning a trip? Buy a baseball travel guide right for you or book the man himself for a consult call! Free email advice from Mr. Sports Travel with any purchase! From this section, link to baseball pages that document his many journeys!
Above right: Cleveland. Below: historic Fuller Field in Clinton, Massachusetts


Above left: Kobe, Japan; above right: Managua, Nicaragua
Far left: 2002 short TV story about Mr. Sports Travel; immediate left: Mr. Sports Travel among a bunch of other ballpark traveling nerds, dubbed "experts," on the Travel Channel.
Far below: feature story about Mr. Sports Travel in 2019.
Directly below: appearing as a guest on ESPN's Outside the Lines



