On the set of Fox 9 wishing I could wear my shades to combat bright lighting.

The CAUSE:  To Raise Money for Concussion Awareness (via Sports Legacy Institute. donate money here) Through Inspiring Others.

Day Date, Venue, Opponents

FRI Aug.14, 2015 (The Rogers Center in Toronto), 7:07 Blue Jays vs Yankees *1/1 games this year there.

Prepaid Expenses:

Blue Jays ticket – $11 (both Scott Bultman and I knew once the team acquired Tulo, tickets would be at a premium.  We jumped at the tickets on Stubhub before the seller caught wind.  Only wish we would have bought more. They are going for $66 each as a low for the 11 game win streak Canadian club)

PARKING: $6.  yep. 0.4 miles away

Day Of Expenses:

GAS –  $45

Tolls – $15

Method of Transportation:

I am taking an all night bus to Chicago after crashing on a friend’s couch for a few hours, and taking a quick shower on Minny.

Scott Bultman JR. returns to the streak for the first game since July 9th, but he and I will still see 14 more games together – including his 30th Park on Saturday at Camden Yards.

We meet near Union Station at 6:30, pick up my Canadian rental car, and I go to my home country for the only game this year.  I do get to see my Yankees play.

Where I am headed to next?

Camden Yards Aug 15 – 18

CBP/Yankee Stadium Aug.19

Coors Field – Aug. 20

Safeco Field – Aug.21 – 26

AT & T PARK – Aug.26

Chase Field – Aug. 27 – Aug. 28

Trip Stats:

Projected budget – $22500:

I am plus $25 as of right now where I thought I would be financially.)

Hot Dogs eaten – 56

Beers Consumed – 62

Energy Drinks – 142 (including coffee)

Miles traveled thus far by all modes (58500 Miles).  Before you say that is a lot, I did that many by air/ground in my 2012 World Record Streak.

Interviews TV, Radio, Internet, Podcast, Newsprint – 79 total interviews (73 since June.01.)

Home team record is now astoundingly good at 88 – 67 (.568  win %).  Not bad when you consider that CBP in Philadelphia has the most games watched so far.

Games Per Park Breakdown – 156

CBP – 24 (Philadelphia)

Nats Park – 22 (Washington)

Yankee Stadium – 18 (The Bronx)

Camden Yards – 15 (Baltimore)

Wrigley Field – 9 (Chicago)

Safeco Field – 8 (Seattle)

Fenway Park – 6 (Boston)

Citi Field – 6 (Flushing Meadows, NY)

US Cellular Field – 5 (Chicago)

AT @ T Park – 4 (San Francisco)

Busch Stadium – 4 (St. Louis)

PNC Park – 4 (Pittsburgh)

Angel Stadium – 3 (Anaheim, CA)

Chase Field – 3 (Phoenix, AZ)

Minute Maid Park – 3 (Houston)

Globe Life Park – 3 (Arlington, TX)

Miller Park – 3 (Milwaukee)

O.co Coliseum – 2 (Oakland)

Kauffman Stadium – 2 (Kansas City)

Progressive Field – 2 (Cleveland)

Great American Ball Park – 2 (Cincinnati)

Marlins Park – 2 (Miami)

Tropicana Field- 1 (Tampa Bay)

Petco Park – 1 (San Diego)

Comerica Park – 1 (Detroit)

Coors Field -1 (Denver)

Target Field – 1 (Minnesota)

Rogers Center – 1 (Toronto)

LEFT TO SEE:

29,  Dodger Stadium (Aug.30) Los Angeles, CA

30.  Turner Field (Sept.29) Atlanta, GA

Makes 156 Games in 132 Days through Aug.14, 2015 – featuring 29 Doubleheaders, 1 missed and 1 madeup doubleheader, and one outright miss (Apr.07, that was cancelled and rescheduled for July.07, 2015, in which I attended anyways. There was also a four day break for the ALL – Star Break).  I have 61 Games Left in 51 Days..

2015 Trip schedule.

June Interview on Fox 10.

Interview on CSN Philly during the month of July.