I've been by there so many times. My husband delivers there sometimes for UPS.

And he's still out there every game grooming the dirt or spraying the hose. He took over for his father in the 80s who was the grounds keeper since 1940. I remember when they took the dirt across the street to the "new" park.

Though i have not back to Chicago in years.... When i lived there and went to any game anywhere a cow bell, air horn, any kind of noise maker was not allowed in the park.

I’ll look for it ! Thank you

It'll always be da Sears!

I made my first baseball vlog cause of Adam

You can get a Chicago dog at many stands in the park, but I guess not in the scout seats.

@@jacobadrian1115 Thanks! If I'm ever there I will definitely seek one out. :)

Ok..I most definitely give this a 9 out of 10 on the day for sure..I take a half off for the rain and for the Rays losing..lol..I needed for you all to beat the Sox's..lol..but obviously my first comment was me commenting before I watched and this is me commenting after... And was extra impressed that you nailed all the extra points on the history and all..I do have to say that at the end I give u 10 out of 10 for sticking around to do your out trow there..that is a pretty rough neighborhood 1000% ...doesn't bother me to much but all and all it is pretty crazy down there.. U had the cold going for ya..had that been like May or June when it first gets warm and u where there... U might of done the Out trow at the hotel and all..lol..but especially in July and August it is popping over there and I am not even talking about the Sox fans just the activity in the hood over there..would of heard them gun shots popping and way more sirens for sure.. Js..keep up on your grind and I Look forward to your next one..definitely enjoyed your content and will be following ya for the foreseeable future for sure!!!💯👈🎯✌😁💜💜💜✨💰✨

Yes, that's the place to show up three hours early and walk around the neighborhood.

Shell out $20 million a year for 10, 20 years and you can call it whatever you want.

@@wmst5065 I get that it's a money thing and almost every team is doing it now but I grew up with both Comiskey park's, and then once I finally was comfortable hearing US Cellular Field it changed to this, which is such an awkward name.

@@wmst5065 Still most people call it Sox park.

@@JAYZIGGY5 Don't get me wrong, as a fan I would rather the place be called New Comiskey or Bill Veeck Park or Disco Demolition Night Memorial Field.

I’ve never heard anyone say Sox park until now, I still call it Comiskey.

Was Comerica Park called Tiger Stadium at first? I ran the bases at the original Tiger Stadium when only the grandstand behind the bases still stood. Nice to see they kept the flagpole in the new park it's become.

The All-Star game was played at Comiskey in 1950 and Robinson batted fourth that game, so he did play there. He also played there as a member of the Kansas City Monarchs of the Negro League in 1945. Comiskey was the home park of the Chicago American Giants

@@johndreker1613 Well spotted, thanks!

Comiskey

@@skip686 Thanks for the right spelling!

And. . .Russells

Robinson played at Comiskey while in the Negro Leagues with the Kansas City Monarchs. It was the home park of the Chicago American Giants. He also played there during the 1950 All-Star game

@@johndreker1613 thanks. I didn't know. That's why I started out with "to the best of my knowledge...."

Also, fingers crossed you can do a double dip with the Cubs if they happen to be in town while you’re there!

I dont get why he didn't bring his cowbell

Robinson played at Comiskey while in the Negro Leagues with the Kansas City Monarchs. It was the home park of the Chicago American Giants. He also played there during the 1950 All-Star game

@@johndreker1613 thanks John

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