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 CainShawn Green and Tim Salmon are two players that don’t normally get mentioned when talking about the best players of the ’90s and early 2000s, but when we look at their numbers it’s clear to see that they both were among the league’s best. Green, known for his powerful bat and consistency, and Salmon, the steady leader and clutch performer, each carved out remarkable careers. Let’s dive into …
Last Updated: June 17th, 2026 by Jake Cain1900: Players’ Demands In New York In 1900, over a hundred ballplayers from the National League boldly stepped up to the plate with some demands of their own. They weren’t just swinging for the fences; they wanted a fair chance in the big leagues. These guys were sitting on the bench, collecting dust, and they called for the owners to release players that weren’t seeing any game time. …
Last Updated: June 17th, 2026 by Jake Cain1875: First Major League No-Hitter On a summer day, July 28th, Joe Borden etched his name in baseball lore. Pitching for Philadelphia under the pseudonym Josephs, he silenced the bats of the Chicago White Stockings in spectacular fashion. Fans witnessed history as Borden completed the game in a swift 95 minutes, sealing a 4-0 triumph. His masterful performance marked the very first no-hitter in Major League Baseball, setting …
Last Updated: June 17th, 2026 by Jake CainThere aren’t many players who can make lasting impressions on and off the field. Two players that did just that, wowing with their talent and connecting with fans, were Paul O’Neill and Rusty Staub. O’Neill, known for his fiery passion and clutch performances, and Staub, “Le Grand Orange,” remembered for his consistent hitting and multilingual charm, left indelible marks on baseball history. Let’s dive into the careers of …
Last Updated: June 17th, 2026 by Jake CainYou can’t talk about the greats of baseball without talking about Barry Bonds and Ken Griffey Jr. Both players left an indelible mark on Major League Baseball, but their paths and legacies are unique. Let’s take a trip down memory lane and dive into their careers, comparing their impacts, statistics, and accolades, and find out how these two legends stack up. Early Careers and Breakout Years Barry Bonds: Barry …
Last Updated: June 17th, 2026 by Jake CainWhen you think about baseball’s rich history, two names that stand out are Larry Doby and Richie Ashburn. Doby, an iconic center fielder who broke barriers in the American League, and Ashburn, a master of defense and consistency, both left indelible marks on the game. Let’s dive into these two remarkable careers and see how they stack up against each other. Breaking Barriers: Larry Doby’s Historic Impact Larry …
Last Updated: June 17th, 2026 by Jake CainWhen it comes to baseball stars of yesteryear, few names resonate as deeply as Larry Doby and Duke Snider. Both center fielders made indelible marks on baseball history, each bringing their unique strengths and challenges to the field. Let’s dive into their careers, comparing their statistics, impact, and accolades. Breaking the Color Barrier: Larry Doby Larry Doby’s career started with a historical leap. Born on December 13, 1923, …
Last Updated: June 17th, 2026 by Jake CainLarry Doby and Hank Aaron are two icons of the sport for what they did on the field and what they represented off it. Each broke barriers and records, leaving a lasting impact on the game. Let’s explore their incredible careers, comparing their contributions to baseball through their stats, impact, and accolades. Breaking Barriers: Larry Doby Larry Doby’s journey to MLB was nothing short of groundbreaking. Born on …
Last Updated: June 17th, 2026 by Jake CainWhen it comes to baseball legends, the names Tony Oliva and Felipe Alou often come up in conversation. Both players have left indelible marks on the game, each bringing their unique flair and skillset to Major League Baseball. Let’s dive into their careers and understand how they influenced the game by comparing their statistics and the awards that have cemented their places in baseball history. Early Careers and …
Last Updated: June 17th, 2026 by Jake CainThe world of baseball has seen its fair share of legendary center fielders, but few are as revered as Richie Ashburn and Duke Snider. Both players dominated the game during their eras, leaving behind legacies that are still celebrated by fans and historians today. Let’s dive into the statistics, accolades, and impact of these two Hall of Famers to understand their contributions to the sport better. Early Career …
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