It’s Been A While

Prior to last night’s game, I hadn’t seen the Rockies live since August of 2012, nearly 5 years ago.  For someone with season tickets to two teams, one in each league, that is a long drought.  This got me thinking about the other 29 teams.

You would think that I would cycle through each team every few years or so.  And, for the most part, that does seem to be the case.  I’ve already seen 12 teams in 2017, and the season is just over 2 months old.  Going back to last year, that number jumps to 22 and, going back to 2015, 25.  That’s over 83% of the league in the past 2+ seasons.

What about those remaining 5 teams?  The Astros and Diamondbacks last appeared in 2014, with the Marlins and the Nationals in the two years prior.  That leaves the Phillies, who I have somehow not managed to see in person since 2009.  I’ve seen the Florida Marlins more recently.  Anyway, here’s a look at each team and the last time I saw them play.

Team Name Date
Colorado Rockies 6/8/2017
Chicago Cubs 6/8/2017
Chicago White Sox 5/30/2017
Boston Red Sox 5/30/2017
Detroit Tigers 5/28/2017
San Diego Padres 5/13/2017
New York Yankees 5/7/2017
Kansas City Royals 4/25/2017
Cleveland Indians 4/23/2017
Pittsburgh Pirates 4/15/2017
Los Angeles Dodgers 4/12/2017
Minnesota Twins 4/9/2017
San Francisco Giants 10/8/2016

Tampa Bay Rays

9/27/2016
Seattle Mariners 8/28/2016
Oakland Athletics 8/21/2016
Baltimore Orioles 8/7/2016
Atlanta Braves 7/10/2016
Toronto Blue Jays 6/26/2016
Texas Rangers 4/24/2016
Los Angeles Angels 4/18/2016
Cincinnati Reds 4/11/2016
New York Mets 10/21/2015
St. Louis Cardinals 10/12/2015
Milwaukee Brewers 5/12/2015
Houston Astros 7/20/2014
Arizona Diamondbacks 5/10/2014
Miami Marlins 5/26/2013
Washington Nationals 4/7/2012
Florida Marlins 5/23/2010
Philadelphia Phillies 8/11/2009
Tampa Bay Devil Rays 5/27/2007
Montreal Expos 9/14/2004
Anaheim Angels 5/29/2004
California Angels 5/21/1995

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