A Cincinnati native, lifelong Reds fan, father of 3 boys and husband of one wife. My favorite ballpark has to be the living history museum that is Fenway Park. I've traveled to about half of the current MLB ballparks, plus a few others that are no longer with us like Shea, Turner Field, and Old Yankee Stadium. I started Ballpark Savvy to make your next ballpark trip more fun and affordable.
Jake Cain
A Cincinnati native, lifelong Reds fan, father of 3 boys and husband of one wife. My favorite ballpark has to be the living history museum that is Fenway Park. I've traveled to about half of the current MLB ballparks, plus a few others that are no longer with us like Shea, Turner Field, and Old Yankee Stadium. I started Ballpark Savvy to make your next ballpark trip more fun and affordable.
Last Updated: June 17th, 2026 by Jake CainBaseball has seen its fair share of sluggers who leave fans in awe with towering home runs and unforgettable moments. Two such players that fit that category are Giancarlo Stanton and José Bautista. Stanton, with his immense power and physical presence, has made waves in both the National and American Leagues. Bautista, known for his clutch moments and memorable bat flips, is a Toronto Blue Jays legend. Let’s …
Last Updated: June 17th, 2026 by Jake CainWhen it comes to baseball superstars of the current generation, two names that frequently come up are Giancarlo Stanton and Mike Trout. Both have wowed fans with their exceptional talent, jaw-dropping power, and a slew of accolades. But how do their careers stack up against one another? Let’s dive into their impact on the game, their statistics, and their awards to see how these titans compare. Early Careers …
Last Updated: June 17th, 2026 by Jake Cain1891: Cap Anson’s Costume Delights Chicago In Chicago, the comedic side of baseball shone bright when Cap Anson hit the field in an amusing get-up. The Chicago legend, usually known for his serious gameplay and batting prowess, surprised the crowd with false whiskers and a wig. Fans roared with laughter, their spirits lifted as they watched Anson play the entire game against Boston in his unconventional attire. That …
Last Updated: June 17th, 2026 by Jake Cain1888: Billy Hamilton’s First Stolen Base In 1888, Billy Hamilton kicked off his remarkable base-stealing career with his first major league steal. He was just a rookie with the Kansas City Cowboys, but he showed early on what would become a signature move in his playbook. Over the years, Hamilton racked up an impressive 912 steals, setting a record that stood until Lou Brock surpassed it in 1979. …
Last Updated: June 17th, 2026 by Jake Cain1906: White Sox Begin Legendary Streak On August 2, 1906, Doc White exhibited sheer dominance on the mound, orchestrating a shutout that sparked an exceptional winning momentum for the Chicago White Sox. This game was not just a routine victory; it was the fuse that ignited a 19-game unbeaten streak, believed by many to be one of the most impressive feats in early baseball history. Remarkably, this streak …
Last Updated: June 17th, 2026 by Jake CainWhen you think of impactful MLB right fielders from the late ’90s and early 2000s, two names that don’t often come up but should be are Shawn Green and J.D. Drew. Both of them had memorable moments, impressive stats and enjoyed careers filled with consistency both at the plate and in the field. So let’s dive into the numbers, awards, and impact of these two standout players and …
Last Updated: June 17th, 2026 by Jake CainShawn Green and Magglio Ordóñez enjoyed careers that most players can only dream of. Both are filled with amazing moments and astonishing achievements. So come along with us as we dive into the illustrious careers of Shawn Green and Magglio Ordóñez and see how they stack up. Early Careers: From Prospects to Stars Shawn Green Shawn Green began his professional career with the Toronto Blue Jays, making his …
Last Updated: June 17th, 2026 by Jake Cain1906: No-Hitter Lost In Extra Innings On the first day of August in 1906, Harry McIntire of the Brooklyn Superbas (later known as the Dodgers) came agonizingly close to securing a no-hitter. This pitching gem unfolded over 10 innings, with McIntire keeping the opposing bats silent. However, baseball can be a fickle friend; in the 11th, a single broke the no-hit bid, while a tough-luck unearned run in …
Last Updated: June 17th, 2026 by Jake CainThere might not have been a more formidable duo in the late 80s than Jose Canseco and Mark McGwire. Known as the “Bash Brothers,” they captivated fans with their towering home runs and larger-than-life personas. Given their storied careers, let’s take a closer look at how these two sluggers compare in terms of their impact on the game, statistics, and the awards they garnered. Early Careers and Breakthroughs …
Last Updated: June 17th, 2026 by Jake CainBarry Bonds and Willie Mays are true legends of the game. Bonds, with his unparalleled hitting prowess, and Mays, with his exceptional all-around game, have left marks on the sport that are both legendary and controversial. Let’s dive into their careers, comparing their impact, statistics, and the numerous accolades they’ve received along the way. Early Career Barry Bonds Barry Bonds began his Major League Baseball career in 1986 …
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