Bridgeport Bluefish Baseball: Taste Great, Less Filling
The hot dogs taste great.
Why? $2.00 each versus $4.75 at Yankee Stadium or Shea.
Bud Light? Delicious—best ever. $4.75 instead of $8.00. 
Parking? A dream. Across the street and $4.00 versus $14.00 when you see the Bronx Bombers.
Oh yeah… It is also great baseball.
And the kids loved it.
We are talking about the ex- major leaguer Tommy John’s Bridgeport Bluefish, a single A minor league team just 40 minutes up the road (I-95) in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
Harbor Yard stadium, an impeccably clean and welcoming place, is just off the highway and is sandwiched in a no man’s land between the Interstate, the Metro-North and Amtrak lines (the train en gineers sound their horns when traveling by), the Port Jefferson Ferry and a power plant.
A recent trip to a Sunday afternoon game did start with some concern after the opposing team made three errors in a single play. I thought Walter Matthau was going to walk onto the mound and give Tatum O’Neal some tips. But that play turned out to be an aberration.
We enjoyed 11 innings of quality baseball including a walk-off home run by the Bluefish to cinch the game in the bottom of the 11th inning. Final score was 8-7 Bluefish over the York Revolution.
(PHOTO) After the game, Bluefish fans can run the bases.
(BELOW) Video shows the Bridgeport Bluefish baseball team battle the York Revolution at Harbor Yard stadium in Bridgeport, CT on June 24, 2007. The ‘Fish won 8-7 with a walk-off homerun in the bottom of the 11th inning.
