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Craig B. Landgren
Douglas "Chuck" Booth currently lives in White Rock B.C Canada. He holds the record for 'FASTEST TO VIEW A HOME GAME OF ALL 30 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL TEAMS IN THE LEAST AMOUNT OF DAYS' by going to a...ver másDouglas "Chuck" Booth currently lives in White Rock B.C Canada. He holds the record for 'FASTEST TO VIEW A HOME GAME OF ALL 30 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL TEAMS IN THE LEAST AMOUNT OF DAYS' by going to all 30 Major League ballparks in 24 days during the summer of 2009. He also attended 30 games in 29 days in 2008. Booth, A.K.A Hugh Hawkins-is also the author of the books 'LEAPING DEATH' and 'THE ROOKIE BOOKIE'. Booth has visited all 50 states in America. Booth is also the founder of a new website www.fastestthirtyballgames.com where he gives a rankings scheme to each ballpark and also writes on various other MLB topics.
CRAIG B. LANDGREN is the founder of ballparkchasers.com, an Internet social network. Craig launched Ballpark Chasers with the vision of connecting baseball fans around the world, especially those with the life goal of seeing all Major League ballparks. Since going live, Ballpark Chasers has doubled each year in total members and has quickly become the Internet's largest collection of amateur ballpark images. Craig currently resides in the Seattle area with his wife and newborn daughter.
KENNETH A. LEE is a ballpark addict that has been to all 30 current MLB ballparks. On his website at www.seeall30.com he documents his ballpark experiences and shares his knowledge of baseball and traveling. When Booth asked him to help document his world record attempt he gladly accepted the offer. By posting up-to-the-minute blog entries and pictures of Booth from the road he was able to keep everyone up-to-date as they followed Booth on his 24 day journey. Kenneth resides in Marysville, WA with his wife Yvonne and their 2 dogs, Boomer & Tilly.ver menos
Libros de Craig B. Landgren
The Fastest Thirty Ballgames: A Ballpark Chasers World Record Story