Bob’s Baseball Tours

Fall Texas Tour

Friday, October 1 – Oakland A’s at Houston Astros 7:10

Saturday, October 2 – Cleveland Indians at Texas Rangers 6:05

Sunday, October 3 – Cleveland Indians at Texas Rangers 2:05

Monday, October 4 – Check-Out

Travelers would fly into George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston and fly out of Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. Host hotels would have free shuttle service to/from the airport. Price will be $1,100/person based on double hotel occupancy. There will also be free time at JFK Museum/Dealey Plaza in Dallas.

Please Contact Us if you want to join this tour. We will decide by June 25 if there is enough interest (at least 25 travelers).

Download and Print the Registration Form (PDF)

Thielen Coaches are the Best!

August 25, 2020 By Bob

Everyone has heard the saying, “bigger is better.” This can pertain to having a bigger house, working for a bigger company, a job that pays better, living in a bigger city with more arts and recreational opportunities, and the list can go on and on. However, the older I get, the more I continue to be happy and content with smaller communities. Sure, you might not be able to quickly get to the Guthrie Theater or Target Field living where we do in rural Minnesota, but I believe … [Read More...]

If you’re here because of the FS1 Kenny Easley story…

December 19, 2017 By Bob

Thank you for visiting our website. And, yes, Kenny Easley is the biggest reason I became a Seahawks fan over 30 years ago. From the autograph he sent to me as a youngster to being invited to his Hall of Fame party, this has been an incredible experience. It's funny, because if he had passed his physical to the Cardinals - I may very well be a Cardinals fan today (strange thought) and would have most likely jumped off the Seahawks bandwagon. The story below was published in our … [Read More...]

Impact of Sports in American History

January 12, 2017 By Bob

I love sports. Growing up in the Eighties, I intensely followed football, baseball, basketball, hockey, men's and women's tennis and the Olympics. I could keep going but you get the idea. Little did I know, sports taught more than I ever envisioned in all aspects of life. I remember elementary math class and being ahead of other classmates simply because I could count by 2, 3, 6, and 7, thanks to the increments provided by adding runs, points, field goals, and touchdowns. While math is … [Read More...]

Dear Baseball Fan,