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AI Lore: Golden Arches Park has a long, rich history. It was originally known as Golden Park when it opened to midwestern baseball fans in 1969. It was a humble beginning for the ballpark, but over time, it has grown to a 34800 seat open stadium. As the home of the Chicago Bites Baseball Team, the park has played host to several iconic baseball moments, championships, and memorable games.

The ballpark underwent a significant renovation in 2014 after being purchased by McDonald’s. The new owner chose to rename it Golden Arches after their company logo. The Golden Arches exterior, made up of golden yellow arches, has become an iconic visual of Chicago’s South Side. The interior was changed as well, with modernized amenities, luxury seating, and a full-service restaurant.

Human Headcanon: there’s  a McDonald’s in there obviously and you know how there’s like a list of the weirdest McDonald’s locations in the world? This is one of them. The menu items are unmistakeably McDonald’s but BALLPARKIFIED! You ever had a hot dog made from Big Mac Meat with the special sauce where the Ketchup would be? YOU HAVE NOW! French Fry Flavored McFlurries? THEY HAVE THAT! Deep Dish Big Mac pizzas with French Fry stuffed crust! I know you’re hungry now!
 

Let me know in the C&C what other delectable ballpark  concoctions you would like to eat in this McDonald’s! Would you eat what I suggested?

The modern Golden Arches Park is known for its openness and spaciousness. It features several high-tech scoreboards and stands, as well as unique quirks like the wind-proofing technology that ensures the wind won’t blow balls the wrong way. The outfield also features a 50-foot tall sculpture of a baseball eating a burger, a tribute to the park’s original sponsors.

The unique features, cozy quirks, and long history of Golden Arches Park have transformed it into one of the most beloved ballparks in the country. Many fans have grown to love the park for its comforting aesthetics, comfortable seating, and competitive baseball. Whether you’re a fan of the hometown team or a visitor from out of town, Golden Arches is a great place to watch a game and make memories.

AI Lore:  The Chicago Bites Baseball team is proud to introduce their beloved new mascot, Chompy! Chompy is a friendly Tyrannosaurus Rex who loves to root for the home team with all his heart. Despite his ferocious bite, Chompy is a gentle beast with a giant heart. He loves to give high-fives to kids, munch on peanuts, and celebrate victories with the crowd. While fans love Chompy's enthusiasm and giant smile, his most recognizable feature is his bright red jersey proudly displaying the number 14. His story goes that when the Bites were assembling their roster prior to their inaugural season, they discovered a small, brown glove in the dugout. As soon as Chompy completed his wardrobe with the glove, an amazing thing began to happen: the team started winning. No matter how difficult the game, the team had faith in the lizard of good luck and they emerged victorious! Now, Chompy is the big man on campus at the ballpark and his lively energy keeps the crowd pumped up. Go Bites!

Human Headcanon: I came up with the Racing Foods myself. Makes sense. It’s basically what the Nationals do with the Presidents , so Lore isn’t really required.

Human Headcanon: The Stadium was built on Lowe’s Tools.

AI Lore: Lowe’s Park, a state of the art 48,300 seat retractable roof ballpark located in Charlotte, North Carolina, first opened its doors in 2021. Constructed by the renowned William A. Mason Construction Company, the ballpark features classic southern architecture blended with modern amenities. The exterior of Lowe’s Park consists of an outer brick edifice that encapsulates the stadium with an open-air plaza framing the entrance. Inside, fans have access to concession stands and restrooms located strategically throughout to ensure a great fan experience. 

Lowe’s Park has been heralded for its structural stability and soundness by structural engineers. The park features a unique retractable roof that can be retracted fully in as little as 45 minutes – allowing the park to remain open to the elements at no additional cost. In addition, the stadium is equipped with the latest HD video boards coupled with a state-of-the-art sound system to ensure each event is viewed and heard in absolute clarity. 

As the home of the Charlotte Royales, fans of the Royales were initially excited to see their beloved team move to such an iconic and advanced venue. For many in Charlotte, Lowe’s Park is truly a symbol of the city itself – providing a sense of pride for all who visit. In addition to the Royales, the park has hosted several other events – from high school championships to concerts from some of the biggest music acts in the business. 

From its unique roof system to its state of the art infrastructure, it’s no wonder Lowe’s Park has become one of the most popular venues in Charlotte. With a structurally sound infrastructure, a retractable roof and traditional southern charm blended with modern amenities, Lowe’s Park has become a destination to which fans across the country flock each year.

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Human Headcanon: The only way Rory and Herby ever team up is when they’re dunking on Joe’s pompous attitude on Twitter

Once upon a time, there was a curious little creature called Joe, who would be the perfect mascot for the Charlotte Royales baseball team. Joe is a purple-breasted King penguin, wearing a bright red, number 23 baseball jersey.

Joe was born in the Southern Ocean near Antarctica, and dreamt of one day making his way to a baseball diamond somewhere above the equator. So, Joe set out on an epic journey, swimming thousands of miles and braving the rough seas. After months of travel, he finally made his way to North Carolina, straight into the heart of Charlotte.

For months, he stalked the stadiums, ducking through fences, maintaining a low profile. But, eventually the Royales noticed Joe's enthusiasm at one of their games, and decided to offer him the job of team mascot. Joe leapt at the opportunity, and in an instant became the most devoted and fanatic mascot in all of baseball.

Whenever the Royales took to the field, Joe could be seen perched atop the highest peak of the stadium, donning his favorite number 23 jersey and cheering louder than anyone else. Joe was always eager to entertain the crowds during breaks between innings, and proudly led the crowd in a rousing rendition of the team’s song.

With his with contagious enthusiasm and boundless pride for his team, Joe quickly became a fan favorite and the symbol of true Royales spirit. Joe is now known all around the world as the persona of Charlotte’s baseball team, providing morale and spirit wherever he goes.

Marriott Stadium is a fictional 52800 seat open ballpark and home to the fictional Baltimore Claws baseball team. Located in the industrial hub of West Baltimore, originally, the land on which the stadium was built used to belong to a large manufacturing company, which was later bought out by the Marriott Corporation in the early 1980s, who then built the stadium. 

The stadium is known for its modern design, having a wide range of amenities that cater to both fans and players. For fans, there are plenty of concession stands, bathrooms, and luxury suites that offer a great atmosphere. For the players, there’s an indoor batting cage facility, well-lit playing fields for night games, and private meeting rooms for team meetings and media events. 

An important feature of Marriott Stadium is the unique 16-story high scoreboard, which has become one of its most prominent features. The scoreboard is located in the center field and can be seen from far distances. It gives fans an amazing view of the entire ballpark, and is also lighted in different colors depending on who’s playing. The lights match the color of the team playing in the game, which is quite a spectacle for fans.

When it comes to game day, Marriott Stadium always brings the energy with its vibrant atmosphere. Fans cheer and chant vigorously throughout the entire game, be it a home or away game. The Claws team have adopted some unique traditions over the years, from chanting “Claw Nation” to giving the team their “honorary Caesar crown” during closes games. These traditions make every game at Marriott Stadium a special event. 

Indeed, Marriott Stadium is an iconic venue and its many features make it a great place for both players and fans alike. From its iconic 16-story high scoreboard, to the many amenities and unique traditions that it brings, Marriott Stadium is a grand baseball mecca for many in West Baltimore.

Author Headcanon: Marriott offers better deals for Hotels near Claws Games

Balti the Cat and Mo the Crab are beloved mascots for the Baltimore Claws, the established and popular baseball team from Baltimore. They represent the team spirit and enthusiasm that fans are filled with for each game. Both mascots are good-natured and always working together to make each fan experience a positive one. 

Balti the Cat is named after the city of Baltimore, and is known for her big blue eyes and energetic personality. She wears a Claws' purple and black jersey with her name spelled out in orange. She loves the different atmospheres at each game, and always shows up with a winning attitude! Her lucky number is 8, because she believes that teamwork and a positive attitude will always bring her good, positive luck.

Mo the Crab is named after the famous Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab and is dedicated to cheering on the Claws. He wears an orange vest with the number 13. 13 is lucky for Mo because it's a reminder that he will always need to bring optimism and positive vibes during each game, no matter the outcome. Mo loves the energy of the crowds and the team spirit that radiates during each game. He and Balti the Cat are an unstoppable team and always have the fans cheering them on!

AI Lore: 
FirstEnergy Field is the home of the Cleveland Musketeers baseball team, featuring a retractable roof and seating 48600 fans. Built in 2018, the ballpark has quickly become a landmark in the city. Located just south of downtown Cleveland, FirstEnergy Field embodies the city's spirit with its modern design that still pays tribute to the region's historical roots.

The iconic tower at the entrance of the ballpark features a three-dimensional bronze sculpture of a team of Musketeers, paying homage to the team's mascot and their proud heritage. Once the fan is inside the stadium, the first thing they will notice is the large stadium video displays that circle the entire field, providing an immersive and unforgettable game day experience.

The ballpark also has plenty of quirks that appeal to the true baseball fan. Around the outside of the stadium, you can find statues of some of the team's greatest players, giving fans the opportunity take in a piece of the team's history before they even enter the stadium. Inside, the stadium is filled with unique terrace style seating, giving it a more intimate atmosphere than other stadiums. And a large grass berm provides unobstructed views of the entire field, giving fans the perfect spot to catch a game and also relive the traditional baseball experience.

FirstEnergy Field has also spared no expense in making sure the experience of a night at the ballpark is as good as it can be for everyone. From heightened culinary offerings that match the tenor of the night, to dedicated gluten-free and vegan seating areas, to a family friendly Kids-Zone filled with interactive activities, the stadium strives to provide the perfect baseball night to all of its guests. 

The ballpark and the team truly combined a respect for Cleveland's past and an eye for its future to design a perfect stadium that will continue to capture the imagination of fans season after season.
 

AI Lore : 

Say hello to the Cleveland Musketeers mascot, Joe The Musky! A lovable 8-foot long muskellunge with a distinctive yellow Musketeers jersey around his shiny scales, Joe has been around since the team's founding in 2000. Sporting the #50 on his jersey to indicate his tenure as the team's original mascot, Joe is beloved by Cleveland fans of all ages. 

The unique backstory behind Joe's creation is that he was found as a small, ordinary musky in Lake Erie near Cleveland. Fans noticed his maroon and yellow colors, similar to those of the team, and began to refer to him as 'Joe The Musky'. After the team acquired a new mascot costume, Joe jumped at the chance to become the official mascot of the club. He started coming to games and wowed crowds with his talents. Joe can be seen dancing in the stands, doing tricks in the stands, and, of course, giving out high 5's to eager fans.

Joe loves to participate in team promotions and community events. He also loves interacting with the young fans and making sure they have a memorable experience at the ballpark. He is a friendly and outgoing mascot who is always up for a good time, and is a popular figure in Cleveland. Joe The Musky is a proud member of the team and is sure to be an integral part of the Cleveland Musketeers for years to come!

Ah yes a lovely pun that honors the past and present

AI Lore: 

Ebbets to Etsy Field was built in 2003 in Brooklyn, New York, after the beloved and historic Ebbets Field fell to the wrecking ball in 1960. It was designed to evoke the classic architecture of Ebbets Field, and to become a symbolic bridge between the past and the present. The stadium stands 39300 seats in total including the Hall of Fame level, the 12000 chairback Premium seats, and the 300 suite level tucked under the left field where the Ebbets field scoreboard used to stand. Its signature classic red brick arches, wrought iron railings, and luscious green grass skin make it truly a sight to behold. 

This beloved ballpark and home of the Brooklyn Beats is easy to spot from the bus station with its vintage red neon sign displays that light up the night sky. From the 8 amazing restaurants, to the varied and eclectic collection of foods, Ebbets to the Etsy Field is a fan favorite with its spectacular view of the downtown Brooklyn skyline. 

One of its notable quirks is the distinct sound of the cheering fans that echo through the grandstand and out to the streets. It is rumored that the old Ebbets Field ghosts can still be heard on nights that the Brooklyn Beats pull off a miraculous last-minute victory and the fans are cheering their hearts out. 

Right outside the stadium, there is a commemorative statue of former Brooklyn Beats greats that once called Ebbets Field home. On Opening Day, fans line up wearing their Brooklyn Beats colors to pay homage and take a picture with the players’ statues and their beloved ballpark in the background. And tucked away in the center field, there is a tribute garden dedicated to the former Ebbets Field, which is lovingly maintained by local community members who take pride in their community.

Ebbets to Etsy Field stands as an iconic symbol of baseball’s past, present, and future, and will forever remain a hallmark of Brooklyn’s rich history and resilient spirit.

Note: I really had to choose one that didn’t have dead eyes and could feasibly fit a human, as an entirely robotic mascot would sound like A bad idea
 

Say hello to the Brooklyn Beats mascot, Rhythm the Robot! He's an 8 foot tall metal-clad mascot inspired by the industrial past of Brooklyn. From his domed orangutan-style head down to his steel-arched feet, Rhythms brings energy and enthusiasm to the Brooklyn Beats baseball team. Rhythms' bright blue eyes pierces the stadium night as they scan the crowd for baseball fans to interact with. Rhythms' jersey number is 35, symbolizing the team's journey from New York to Brooklyn and a reminder of their unbreakable community spirit that started in 1935. Between innings, he's on the field performing flips and waving enthusiastically to the crowd. His robotic brain can analyze baseball stats and he loves to talk about the latest wins and stats! ( Note: this feature would be absolute meme GOLD during the Beats Tanking Seasons) The fans love him because he knows the team inside and out. He also loves to challenge young fans to dance-offs, playing loveable french-bot music over the PA system. He may be made of metal and wires, but he'll never forget the unwavering support of Brooklyn.

AI Lore: 

Rory is a proud Red-shouldered Hawk, with red wing feathers and a white chest speckled with black spots. Just like the hometown of Boston, Rory has a little bit of everything – a representation of the diversity and the true representation of the city and the team it claims to its own. Rory is a reminder to the team and the fans to never lose sight of the original mission: representing Boston.

The fans have affectionately given Rory a number: “7”. The number 7 has a double meaning, as it stands for persistence and luck. It has the power to bring the team luck during critical moments. While the team may or may not know it, they have seven to thank for keeping them in the game.

Rory, the Red-shouldered Hawk, is the mascot for the Boston Red Hawks and his story keeps being told. He is a representation of the spirit of the city and the team he calls his own.

Personal Headcanon: Him and Herby have a great Twitter Rivalry

AI Lore: TD Ballpark is home to the Boston Red Hawks professional baseball team, and has been for over 50 years. It seats a whopping 48,600 fans, making it one of the largest baseball parks in the major leagues. The ballpark was originally built in the mid-1970s, and renovated extensively in the mid-1980s and again in 2007. It features a large concrete grandstand with two decks and seating extending from foul pole to foul pole. TD Ballpark is known for its commitment to scenery, atmosphere, and cohesive design. The walls are covered in ivy, statues, and nostalgic photographs that celebrate the Red Hawk's storied past. Fans enter the stands through turnstiles, where they often pass by the iconic bronze sculpture of former Red Hawks MVP Whitey Prescott near the main gate. Besides being picturesque, the ballpark also boasts a great deal of technologically advanced features. There is a state-of-the-art scorebot that reports real-time scoring data to all fans in attendance. An abundance of HD television screens display live feeds from inside and outside the ballpark. The press box is situated in the second deck and is equipped with dozens of DSL connections for media broadcast. TD Ballpark is also known for its entertaining and creative concession stands. The selection appeal to all fans, from the classic hot dogs to vegetarian-friendly offerings. The varied food menu also boasts some of the best craft beer in the city. The park's backdrop is breathtaking. Beyond the outfield wall lies Seaport District, where locals and tourists flock for year-round entertainment. It's a stunning sight to behold when the ballpark bathed in the sunlight of a sparkling summer evening.

I had to cut down the logo a bit , as the text was great but it had a storm trooper like logo to it??

Anyways the color scheme is what OOTP had defaulted to, so I kept it.

Author’s Note, I had to edit the Seats a Bit to make it Yellow.. just kept defaulting to red…

AI Lore: 

Estadio Televisa is a 48,600 seat open ballpark located in the border city of Tijuana, Mexico. Home to the Baja Brewers, Estadio Televisa was built in 2003 and is owned by a group of investors including Mexico's largest media outlet, Televisa. The ballpark's construction was quite controversial due to its location in a region rife with organized crime, leading to multiple construction delays along the way. 

Estadio Televisa features a plethora of amenities to enhance the fan experience, such as two decks containing numerous suites and available corporate sponsorships. The main feature of the park is its full natural turf field, which was meticulously designed over an extensive amount of time to mimic the natural contours of its surrounding desert terrain, making it a beautiful playing field for fans to socialize and enjoy the game day atmosphere. 

The ballpark boasts a 32-foot high scoreboard, a retractable roof, and one of the world's largest televisions, which was installed in 2006 to provide better visual access for the growing number of fans already in attendance. As the area around the ballpark continues to grow, so does the demand for additional amenities, such as a large car park and a convention center. 

As far as quirks, Estadio Televisa also has its own unique backstories and features. The park's exterior contains several murals highlighting the history of the area, including a mural of Tijuana during its Prohibition era and another depicting the beer-brewing industry that once dominated the local economy. Additionally, professional wrestling matches are routinely hosted in the plaza outside of the stadium. 

Estadio Televisa is not only a symbol of strength for the area, but it is also widely known for its welcoming atmosphere and overall fan enjoyment during game days. From its unique quirks to the fan appreciation for the Baja Brewers, Estadio Televisa is sure to leave a memorable impression for anyone that visits.

These are some of those Murals

Author Note: Also had to dip into the  Color Editor to get my boy Chava the right colors.. made his skin a little too beige in the process…

AI Lore: The Baja Brewers of Tijuana Mexico have a unique and representative mascot that will unite fans throughout the country in support of their favorite team. His name is Chava, a goofy looking bulldog with colorful hops socks and a matching baseball cap. Born and raised in Mexico City, Chava has always had an affinity for baseball and the Baja Brewers. As a youth, he was constantly playing ball in the fields around his hometown, dreaming of pitching or playing shortstop at the big leagues. Since he was too small to actually make it to the big leagues, Chava has decided to live his dream by being the mascot of the Baja Brewers. His jersey number is 25, representative of the number of miles from Mexico City to Tijuana, and he can be found at every home game cheering on his team while giving out high fives to all the fans. He’s always proud to wear the colors of his favorite team and his enthusiasm is guaranteed to enchant all those who encounter him. With Chava leading the charge, there’s no doubt the Baja Brewers will be one of the most celebrated teams the Major League has ever seen

Author Headcanon: I think their mascot situation would be like Georgia’s with an anthropomorphic Chava and regular dog Chava

Edit: Added Anthro Chava