TheDugout

In your man-cave, on your 70", while shooting pool with your boys.

Soaking in your hot tub, drinking an Evan on the rocks, watching on your drop down big screen.

At the local watering hole, where the pours are strong and the screens are always turned to the game.

Just you, Evan, and all the popcorn you can handle. Because no one competes for your snacks while the game's on.

At your buddy's house, because his family is out of town, and you can turn up the volume as loud as you want.

Sneaking a look on your phone when you have to attend that other thing. Because, seriously, watching highlights later just isn't the same.

In the family room with your significant other, because when our team is on, somehow everyone just seems to get along.

On the front porch, sipping Evan neat, listening to the local legends call the game on the radio. Because if it was good enough for your grandfather, it's good enough for you.

With an inflatable projector screen, on blankets in your backyard, with a bunch of friends around you.

In your favorite recliner, watching your favorite team, drinking your favorite Bourbon.

Keeping Score by Hand - Remember, K = strikeout, F = a pop-up out, and a walk is BB.

Rally Hat - There's no scientific proof that turning your hat inside out will result in a come-from-behind victory late in a game. But, c'mon — we all know it works.

The Post-Win Fireworks - There's no better way to celebrate a victory than a spectacular light show in the sky. Even folks who didn't score seats get to celebrate a hometown win.

Listening to the Post-Game on the Radio on the Drive Home - It's the game that caused this traffic jam…might as well make the experience last as long as possible.

Starting The Wave - There is no greater feeling of accomplishment than being the mastermind behind 30,000 people standing up while going "Woooooo!" before sitting back down.

The Local Play by Play Announcer - Players come and go. But the local announcer and their signature phrases are one of the true constants you can count on, every time.

Getting a Hot Dog from the Stadium Vendor - Pass the money down the row, get a hot dog back, followed by some condiments, followed by your change. There's a lot of trust among strangers right there but hey, that's tradition.

The National Anthem - Never do we feel more patriotic than standing in the stadium, hats over our hearts, listening to someone belt it out and declare "Play ball".

Ceremonial First Pitch - From U.S. Presidents to that one guy who won a contest, it's a big deal no matter who throws it out.

Singing Take Me Out To The Ballgame during the Seventh Inning Stretch - Peanuts and Crackerjacks. That is all.