Tag: PNC Park

• PNC Park, Pittsburgh, PA – From the top of the Rotunda

  

  Here’s one of my favorite not Italian spots in the world – PNC Park. It has, of course, been lauded over and over as a modern baseball marvel. One of the truly outstanding features of this stadium is the navy steel rotunda which forms a spiral walkway to the very top  of the ballpark. I’ve…

  sassevn

  September 8, 2018

  Places & Tourism

  Allegheny River, baseball, Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Pirates, PNC Park

• A Night at PNC Park

  Being from the Pittsburgh area, we are blessed with the best baseball park in America – or the world for that matter! If you haven’t seen the park for yourself or heard the accolades, well, that’s too bad. Because it is simply awesome! I was fortunate enough to be able to attend three games this…

  sassevn

  July 4, 2014

  Life

  baseball, Pittsburgh, PNC Park, Roberto Clemente, summer in America

• The Great One: #21

  I am taking a one-post break from my usual ramblings about writing, drama, history, or life to write about the other passion in my life: baseball. I hope you enjoy! The Great One: #21 I was a little over five years old when Roberto Clemente died in a plane crash. I don’t remember it. He…

  sassevn

  August 25, 2013

  Current Events

  #21, 20 losing seasons, baseball, Clemente Wall, Latino Ballplayers, Manny Sanguillen, Pirates losing streak, Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Pirates, PNC Park, Puero Rico, Roberto Clemente