Baseball Maniacs

In Boston: Fenway Park was our seventeenth stop. By then we'd just assumed that if you are given a media credential you are allowed on the field. But Kevin wasn't buying that. I don't think he believed me when I told him I simply hadn't looked at what the credential said. We were marched back off the field, more like scolded children than like grown maniacs? In Baltimore: Greg headed up to the press box to begin work on ?Camden Yards: The Ballpark that Changed Baseball Forever?, while I dashed down to the Yankees clubhouse for an experience as thrilling as any I would ever have in my life? In Toronto: Greg and I brainstormed on the Jim Rome angle. We decided to make a demo of us getting players to hype The Jungle and The Last Word. We figured our on-field access would be something Rome might want to exploit and we wanted to make it absolutely clear what we were capable of? In Anaheim: The Yankees were doing calisthenics, and though I doubt Derek realized it, I was a few feet away from him for nearly forty-five minutes. Finally an opportunity presented itself?Mallon, Douglas is the author of 'Baseball Maniacs ', published 2005 under ISBN 9780595371235 and ISBN 059537123X.