Showing posts with label peanut-free baseball. Show all posts
Showing posts with label peanut-free baseball. Show all posts

Monday, June 28, 2010

Here is some more peanut-free baseball news. Recently I discovered this Facebook fan page supporting peanut-free baseball at Wrigley Field.

Paste the link in your browser to join baseball fans who want the Cubs to join the other major league baseball teams that offer peanut-free zones and/or games.


http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Chicago-Cubs-Fans-for-Peanut-Free-Baseball/117584061619677?ref=ts

If you'd like to reach the Cubs directly, click here. I know that with their new ownership that the Cubs are considering establishing peanut-free zones, so let them know they have fan support for this measure.

Thanks to Joyce, a fellow Chicagoan, for starting this effort!

Monday, June 21, 2010

Summer is in full swing and at this time of year I get many questions from readers about peanut free baseball games. If you're in Illinois, mark your calendars for the Kane County Cougars--they are completely peanut-free on July 14th! Visit their web site for more details.

In addition, Jennifer B of Food Allergy Buzz has a list of current peanut-free baseball games on her sister site. Click the link to discover who is having peanut-free games and/or sections and when these games are.

Many major league teams now offer peanut-free games and/or designated seating including the Minnesota Twins, Arizona Diamondbacks and the Boston Red Sox. Unfortunately, the Cubs and the White Sox do not have peanut-free days yet, but I did read that the Cubs' new owners are looking into this. I hope they do--I contacted them about this recently and am going to follow up. If you live in Chicago, feel free to contact them about peanut-free baseball as well. Peanut shells litter Wrigley Field and it's currently pretty tricky for allergic fans to attend their games.

If you are baseball fans, support these peanut-free days by showing up whenever possible! Going out to the ball game is a fun family activity and we'd love to see more peanut-free sporting events. What's going on with peanut-free sports in your community? Let us know.