Ballpark Brothers in the Media
From time to time, we get asked to share some of our content for a book or an article or a TV Show. We are generally happy to oblige. We only ask that whomever is asking give us a credit in some way, typically something like "courtesy of www.ballparkbrothers.com" in an appropriate space within the project. These requests have come from all sorts of folks; from students working on doctoral theses to people creating one-time displays, and even Major League Baseball and ESPN. On this page, we try to collect some of that content that was inspired or aided by what we do here at Ballpark Brothers. There are many other instances of our photos being used, with permission, for personal projects, municipal displays or social media posts by towns promoting events, but we don't have images of that content to show here. If you would like to use some of our content, please ask.
In 2020, we got a request from mlb.com to use some of our photos from Fleming Field in Yonkers, NY for an online piece they were doing about the Yonkers Hoot Owls. Click HERE to read the resulting article...
William Akin used an image of Spartanburg's Duncan Park in in his comprehensive history of American Legion baseball, available on Amazon.
SABR has a published a book about the Cape Cod League that uses Gary's photos from his Cape Cod League Tour in 2024, available HERE.
In one of our more unlikely photo placements, we were asked for permission to use one of our photos of Modern Woodman Park in a self help book! Available HERE.
In 2023, Marc Viquez of the Stadium Journey website invited Gary and I to be guests on his excellent Ballpark Hunter podcast. It was great fun talking baseball and ballparks with Marc. You can listen to the podcast HERE.
Michael Sokolow used images of Wahconah Park in Pittsfield, MA in his book Bush League, Big City, which tells the story of the NY-Penn League, available on Amazon.
If you were watching the closing credits of the Colts-Titans game in September, 2025 on CBS, you may have noticed a snazzy shot of old Memorial Stadium in Baltimore. Yep, that was ours.
