u/StealthStaminaKills

Coors is amazing. I got to sit behind some season ticket holders who were ready to erupt if Diaz managed to give up the lead In the 9th, and next to some California expats rooting for the Dodgers.

I didn't know that Sugano's warmup song was Katy Perry.

Asked my usher some questions about Coors, like what the 16 flags behind the Rockpile represent and how many peeps are manning the scoreboard in right center field.

I like how the Coors game crew doesn't feel like they have to fill every moment with loud noises and can let the crowd naturally react to game situations. It's really nice to hear ambient crowd noise more than artificial pep squad music all the time.

I scored pitcher stats with the opposing teams, because in my personal scorebook, I keep track of pitcher performance by inning, and it's just faster to put pitcher stats on the opposing team hitter stats so I don't need to flip back and forth during an inning change.

Was a bit disappointed to find out that Helton's and Walker's statue were not complete. Was also a bit disappointed that I was only able to explore the stadium for about an hour before first pitch. Wish the concession stands all had disposable cups so they could give out free ice.

These are minor complaints tho. Hope this won't be the last time I see a game at Coors! Sorry about the stream of consciousness writing!

On my first visit to Coors, I decided to do what I did at Dodger Stadium: score using a stadium scorecard (costs a dollar or two at select merchandise stands, they'll even accept cash (!!!) at the team store)

You guys might appreciate my addenda in the lower left hand corner of each scorecard.

I scored on my normal scorebook too, but I wanted to show off the stadium cards instead.

I got a chuckle out of the outdated roster for the Dodgers: both Dodger catchers listed were not active, and Michael Lorenzen had been dfa or released a day or two before this game (sad about this one cuz I remember him from his time with the Angels)

Also got some first game certificates, but you guys don't need to see my first name. :D

I still use my own scorebook, but maybe peeps would like to look at the scorecards of other stadiums?

For Dodger Stadium, the usher for my section was nice enuff to get me a printed scorecard that stadium personnel get...which is filled out with player info, unlike the blank scorecards they give out at fan service booths. The scorecard is a bit cramped for my taste, but I appreciate the sentiment.

I scored pitchers with their own teams, which is a departure from my usual process of scoring pitcher performance with the opposing teams.

I was at the game on July 28th 2026, and found it really strange that the Mariners started a sub 200 hitter as DH.

This was my second Mariners game this year, my previous game was during rivalry week when the Padres were up in Seattle.

Mariners are 1-1 for games I've been to.

The folded over corner has something that I don't want to show anymore online.

last game of three. It was at least 100 miles drive round trip for each game (thanks metrolink).

going to be sleeping in on the 9th!

I was at the game on July 7th, and this was the scorecard I kept. The scorecard is incomplete because my ride needed to leave the game early, but the score by the time I had to leave my seat ended up being the final score.

I can complete this scorecard from MLB Gameday, but my scorecard is more meant to be a souvenir of my time at the stadium than a clone of Gameday.

I was a bit confused about how to score the eighth inning fiasco.

Of the three game series at Dodger Stadium, this game was the one I was expecting the Rockies to get blown out, so I'm glad I was wrong.

The printed cards are from Lisa, a friend I made while scoring the game in the row ahead of me, and graciously allowed me to photograph. The homemade cards are mine, and I didn't have room for extra innings. :(

We both were confused by the double play in the top of the sixth and I actually missed the play that tied the game at the top of the ninth, because a dumbass in the row behind me was making a big deal about petty stuff.

The printed cards are from Lisa, a friend I made while scoring the game in the row ahead of me, and graciously allowed me to photograph. The homemade cards are mine, and I didn't have enough room for extras. :(

We both were confused by the double play in the top of the sixth and I actually missed a base clearing double that tied the game and could have put the Rockies ahead in the ninth, because a dumbass in the row behind me was making a big deal about petty stuff.

I like stamping my scorecards with the Ballpark passport stamp on the home team's scorecard, if the stadium cooperates.

I was also keeping score of how many Rockies apparel I saw at the game tonight.

The printed cards are from Lisa, a friend I made while scoring the game in the row ahead of me, and graciously allowed me to photograph. The homemade cards are mine.

We both were confused by the double play in the top of the sixth and I actually missed a base clearing double that tied the game and could have put the Rockies ahead in the ninth, because a dumbass in the row behind me was making a big deal about petty stuff.

I like stamping my scorecards with the Ballpark passport stamp on the home team's scorecard, if the stadium cooperates.

Still figuring out this Reddit thing.

I prefer the uncluttered old Reddit user interface, but the new one allows the upload of more than one image for a post.

I was trying to figure out when Team Mexico scored on England based on crowd reactions, haha.