Twelve rows of aluminum bleachers, just like you might see at your local high school, flank the foul lines. The scoreboard marks only balls and strikes, hits, runs, and errors. There's no 'Jumbotron' here. No, Damasche is right up our alley, the epitome of 'no frills' baseball. Such simplicity is intentional, a deliberate attempt by owners Sam and John Nader to present the game, not the event.
Damasche field is a true family operation.
Some of the players are fresh out of high school and a long way from the Majors but, like The Boys of Summer, Onetona fans are here to see baseball. He's got five pug faced, buff colored terriers, all of them sitting with him in their carriers on the top row of the bleachers. I like it here. Typically, we fly in, then rent a car. But on this tour we're in close, so Fast Eddies' trusty Saturn is serving as the official Boys of Summer vehicle.