What's on your Tuesday Menu?

I've done all 5 California teams, but not Seattle, Denver, or Arizona. I've missed both in Texas, both in Florida, Atlanta, and a few in the midwest.

I'm also a fan of visiting baseball stadiums. I've been to: Petco, Dodger Stadium, Angel Stadium, Oakland coliseum, AT&T Park, Coors Field, Bank one Ballpark, Busch stadium, Wrigley, Sox Park, Miller Park, Riverfront Stadium, PNC, Fenway, Camden yards, Fulton county Stadium, Joe Robbie, Minute Maid. 18.

I've made it to 19. Bank One Ballpark in Arizona was for a football game though. Colorado and Tampa Bay are kind of strays, but the rest I could get with one well-planned East Coast trip and one West Coast trip.

I would love to see the Pirates and visit Chrissy - it's a short trip from Chicago.

the Toledo Mud Hens! We lived in Toledo from 1963-1968. Haven't heard anything about the Mud Hens in years!

I've thought about them ever since MASH!

I think I'm the only person in the world who's never seen MASH. The last couple years of its run, I refused to watch it because I wanted to continue to say that I'd never seen MA**** was a great thing to say when groups do those stupid icebreakers where you have to say something unique about yourself.

I do remember, though, that the one character often talked about the Mud Hens. One of my siblings may have told me that.

Always had to go to Tony Packo's in honor of MASH.

That would be great. Google says it's still there, since 1932!

I'm not from Chicago, but my father grew up there and I still have relatives there, so we go there a lot (plus it's not that far from here - an easy weekend trip). I like the Wrigley neighborhood. I haven't spent much time around the Cellular Field area, but my impression is it's dicier. (it's actually now the "Guaranteed Rate Field" - that's an even stupider name than Cellular Field. Too bad it's no longer called Comiskey Park - much better than the other two names.