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Del Mar residents Grant and Jacqueline Larson had never been to Wrigley Field before Tuesday, when they attended Game 1 of the NL Wild Card Series between the Padres and Cubs. Their first impression?
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PHOTOS: Fans flood Progressive Field for Wild Card series
Fans poured into Progressive Field Tuesday morning ahead of the Cleveland Guardians‘ first game of the American League Wild Card Series against the Detroit Tigers.
The Chicago Cubs are back in the playoffs for the first time since 2020. Game 1 of Major League Baseball’s Wild Card brought fans to Wrigleyville Tuesday afternoon. And they got to see the Cubs beat the San Diego Padres 3-1.
“That’s one of the reasons why we chose to renovate vs. trying to build a new ballpark,” texted Brian Barren, Guardians president of business. “We wanted the renovations to adapt to the changing needs of a new generation of fans with things like standing room only spaces with local food and beverage options the fans of Cleveland enjoy.”
For the third year running, Major League Baseball drew bigger crowds, with 2025 marking another attendance milestone.
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Dodgers fans get a taste of October: Levy unveils new playoff menu at Dodger Stadium
Levy, the Dodgers’ food and hospitality partner, has unveiled several new playoff items including the Pistachio Cream Funnel Cake, Big Crunch taco lineup (Big Crunch, Double Big Crunch, Flamin’ Big Crunch), the Mega BBQ Platter, Chick-e-chirri Sandwich, BBQ Beef Sandwich, and the Agua Chile Beer Bucket.
The streaming company is flexing its muscles in new ways once more, as the platform announced it has landed its first exclusive MLB stream for the Yankees’ Opening Day. It’s a clear sign that the company is forging ahead in content innovation and not just supplying binge-worthy shows.
After a grueling 162 games, the MLB Playoffs are here, once again. The MLB Playoffs are as much about the atmosphere as the action on the field. From sold-out stadiums to watch parties at home, nothing compares to MLB Playoffs.
Major League Baseball’s overall attendance will surpass 70 million fans for the third consecutive season in 2025, despite the Tampa Bay Rays and A’s playing in minor-league ballparks.
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