MLB Baseball

America's Pastime

Major League Baseball offers an experience unlike any other sport. With 162 games per season spread across 30 teams, there's always a game to attend, making baseball the most accessible of the major professional sports. The leisurely pace of the game creates space for conversation, tradition, and the kind of moments that become family memories.

Every ballpark has its own personality and history. From the ivy-covered walls of Wrigley Field to the Green Monster at Fenway Park, from the modern marvels of new downtown stadiums to classic venues that have hosted decades of history, attending a game means experiencing a piece of American culture. The crack of the bat, the smell of popcorn and hot dogs, the seventh-inning stretch - these rituals connect generations of fans.

The baseball calendar offers distinct experiences throughout the year. Opening Day brings the optimism of spring and the promise of a new season. Summer nights at the ballpark are quintessential American experiences. September pennant races deliver drama as teams fight for playoff spots. And October baseball - the playoffs and World Series - brings an intensity that transforms the casual pace of the regular season into edge-of-your-seat tension.

Whether you're watching superstars chase historic records, experiencing a fierce rivalry game, or simply enjoying a relaxed evening with friends and family, MLB delivers entertainment in a uniquely American setting. The accessibility of tickets and the abundance of games mean you can make attending baseball a regular part of your summer routine.