Todd Radom

A first look at “The Ballpark and Beyond,” release date May 26.

I went with my dad to Game 1 of the 1977 World Series. This is my ticket, please note face value (a decent seat too)

I spoke with @axios.com about the branding (and branding challenges) of Washington's pro teams www.axios.com/local/washin...

This was my Uber in Milwaukee.

Some folks were asking so I put a pre-order up til 10/25 🏀 coreydanks.etsy.com If we hit the minimum, they'll be screen printed. If we don't they'll be direct to garment. Either way you're getting a Comfort Color shirt

If the Brewers ballpark was made of cheese would you eat it?

Take $10 off signed hardcover copies of "The Ballpark and Beyond" with discount code BREWERSRAYS at checkout. Now through October 31 11:59PM. Happy Fall Classic! www.toddradom.com/shop/p/the-b...

Original art and some outtakes from the Milwaukee Brewers 1993 rebrand. Tom Meindel’s beloved ball-in-glove is the club’s forever logo, but this represented a bridge to the new millennium, to Miller Park, and, ultimately, to this moment.

The only World Series preview you need: Predictions, likely MVPs and how many games Rays-Brewers will go Does Tampa Bay or Milwaukee have the edge? What's the inside intel on this Fall Classic? We've got it all covered. www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/...

21 years ago today I attended a World Series game with a future pope and a future president

Milwaukee Brewers master uniform lettering, 1993. This was the last design job I did via traditional methods, just as digital technology was beginning to really take hold. Hand drawn on tracing paper w/ pencil, I then inked the final art on vellum. I'll be posting more from the rebrand along the way

Can’t wait to boot up the 2026 World Series

The Knicks free shirts tonight are... interesting (via @ky-carlin.bsky.social)

If anyone needs me next week I’ll be wearing my team-issued 1995 Milwaukee Brewers batting helmet, just in case

World Series between franchises both seeking first title: 2026 MIL TB 1980 KC PHI 1920 CLE BRO 1909 DET PIT 1907 CHC DET 1906 CHC CHW 1905 PHA NYG 1903 BOS PIT 1903, ‘05, ‘06 & ‘07 were the first 4 WS ever

I was there. The early 6-0 lead sucked all the air out of the place, 90 years of ghosts seemed to exit the building all at once, followed by actual Yankees fans in the 6th inning or so. There are times in history that you feel change happening in real time, this was that.

In honor of the American League champions, I picked this up at Steinbrenner Field last season.

Covering 6.25% of the states in the continental USA

I’ve had my 2026 World Series jacked picked out since 1994

I contest this is the best Deadball Era action shot ever taken. Matty McIntyre at Columbia Park in Philadelphia in 1901. Note the block A. This is before the club changed to their famous A. @twostrikenoise.bsky.social

From 1970: Times have changed.

All we ever hear about these days is uniforms, with little thought about the overall visual brand. Tail wagging dog stuff, and not surprising given how Big Apparel has flooded the zone with a zillion jerseys.

Brewers/Dodgers: From the deepest recesses of the archives, the first two MLB sleeve patches I ever created were for these two clubs, 33 years ago.

folks, it’s time to catch Brewer Fever

Go go Sox! One of my favorite creative challenges ever, 2017 season tickets for the club, 81 little pieces of art that depict the club's rich history, from 1901 forward. Selected for permanent inclusion in the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown.

The Cubs' Billy Goat curse was birthed OTD in 1945. Contrary to popular belief, it didn't last until 2016 (from my book, "The Ballpark and Beyond"

A delightful review of "The Ballpark and Beyond," from PRINT www.printmag.com/publication-...

Game 3 on Wednesday will be the second time in franchise history the White Sox play a home game with a chance to clinch a postseason series Joining: 1906 WS G6, which they won

An apt morning to read this again mason.gmu.edu/~rmatz/giama...

Baseball friends! The postseason is upon us. If you haven't acquired "The Ballpark and Beyond," now is the perfect time. Available wherever books are sold, with an audiobook version too, narrated by yours truly. If you have bought it, rate, review, spread the word—with thanks!

Baseball on the South Side of Chicago

I was here today, they were not

The Dodgers played their final game in Brooklyn OTD in 1957-I wrote about it in “The Ballpark and Beyond,” available wherever books are sold (links here) www.toddradom.com/the-ballpark...

Rays new/old-ish road uniforms remind me of just how complicated the execution of all of it was back when digital design was still new.

New Rays road unis are 🔥🔥🔥

Bargain Day at Tiger Stadium, 39 years ago today. One of my favorite ever baseball experiences.

Derek Hill channeling his inner UL Washington

A visit to Dodger Stadium, August 2002.

For Roberto Clemente Day-a profound honor to have my art on display at PNC Park in Pittsburgh, also an honor as it was commissioned by the great @janetmariesmith.bsky.social The very first MLB game I can recall attending was Clemente Day at Shea Stadium in 1971 🇵🇷

Most postseason appearances: Yankees: 60 Dodgers: 40 Cardinals: 32 Braves: 30 A’s: 29

It was a doubleheader at the Barnes and Noble in Philly this weekend, signing copies of both “The Ballpark and Beyond” and “Fabric of the Game.”

“Sphincter Edition”

I know that we are living in a post-fact society, but the Philadelphia Eagles were founded in 1933.

48 years ago today, my first game at Fenway. IYKYK

Load management

I witnessed Morgan Magic, July 1988. A very different Fenway back then, what a fun summer. www.baseball-reference.com/boxes/BOS/BO...

On today’s EPSN Baseball Tonight podcast I compared the Red Sox to a wildly speeding vehicle, all gas, no brakes, careening down the road toward October. The wheels are wobbling, sparks are flying, and it all may lead to the Bronx and the eternal rivalry youtu.be/Hdkv4l5aT8E?...

The final Labor Day game at Veterans Stadium, 2003