Foosball: Is it Time to Revive the Tour?

With the supposed return of the United States Football League (USFL), my thoughts turned to what other leagues would we benefit from as sports fans? The answerer was obvious to me later when I was out about town- why bring back the Professional Foosball Tour!

Actually what brought that tour to mind was an excellent article in Mental Floss about the history of foosball. I am sure that most people are well aware of the game, but not to up to date on either its history or that there is still cash paying tournaments around.

So if you want to get up to date head over to the article and see what it is and where it came from, as well as some of the variations in the game. Also take a gander at some of the tables that are available- somehow I never envisioned playing on one that cost $68,000!

Maybe this will inspire a new generation of players to form their own league. I had a friend who disassembled his table and then custom built all of the players as Vikings, not the Minnesota variety but the looting, pillaging type. It looked great; it was always kind of humorous that he was so bad at the sport.

Sometimes it’s what’s Outside the Ball Yard that Counts!

A friend directed my attention to a web site called Series Eats and its topic of the day is one that is near and dear to my heart: where are the best places to get hot dogs near major league ballparks? If you have ever struck out when buying a dog while walking up to the park you will know why it is important.

I had a terrible one outside of Safeco Field a few years ago and a very good one outside of Fenway (was that really 11 years ago?) in Boston. Then in the Bay Area nether the A’s at the Oakland Coliseum nor the Giants at AT&T Park seem to have had much of anything going on in terms of food being hawked outside the gates, for very different reasons.

There are a number of other parks that I have enjoyed a dog outside of, including Wrigley while it was snowing once. It is a great thing to sit or walk around and watch the festivities, particularly early in the season when optimism abounds and before you realize that your star outfielder is 40 pounds overweight and has lost two steps and birds land on his bat mid-swing.

So take a walk through the slideshow and maybe next time you head out to the ball yard you will have a new place to nosh pregame. I cannot tell if the Colombian dog available near the Marlins new stadium makes my heart twitter or prepare to explode. Not recommended for the squeamish or the vegetarian.

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