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Now Available: The Complete Guide to Spring Training 2013 / Arizona

Spring TrainingSpring-training games are now underway, and what better way to head to the ballpark than after consulting our newest title, The Complete Guide to Spring Training 2013 / Arizona?

This book is both for the hardcore baseball fan – who goes to spring training to scout out their favorite team in depth – as well as the more casual fan who heads to spring training more in search of the perfect suntan than in search of this year’s spring phenom. In fact, the casual fan is more likely to get something out of this book: while the hardcores just want to know the shortest route between their hotel and the ballpark, the casual fan knows that the richness of spring training is augmented with visits to local restaurants, shopping areas, and area attractions.

The Complete Guide to Spring Training 2013 / ArizonaSpring training in Arizona is a concentrated affair, where 15 teams train in the greater Phoenix area; the concentration of 15 teams into just nine facilities makes for baseball nirvana, as you can hit a large number of games with relatively little fuss. A spring-training game in Tempe or Peoria tends to be a rowdier affair, with kids romping through the outfield berm and college co-eds teasing young men. Florida is your father’s spring training and Arizona is party.

We’re arranged this book by ballpark, in alphabetical order: Camelback Ranch at Glendale (Chicago White Sox, Los Angeles Dodgers), Goodyear Ballpark (Cincinnati Reds, Cleveland Indians) HoHoKam Park (Chicago Cubs), Maryvale Baseball Park (Milwaukee Brewers), Phoenix Municipal Stadium (Oakland Athletics), Peoria Stadium (San Diego Padres, Seattle Mariners), Salt River Fields at Talking Stick (Arizona Diamondbacks, Colorado Rockies), Scottsdale Stadium (San Francisco Giants), Surprise Stadium (Kansas City Royals, Texas Rangers), and Tempe Diablo Stadium (Arizona Diamondbacks). We’ll also include a look at Tucson’s Kino Stadium and Las Vegas’s Cashman Field, where games will also be held in March, as well as college games both in Tempe and Tucson.

You can download a Kindle version from Amazon here.

You can download a Nook version from Barnes & Noble here.

And, of course, don't forget about The Complete Guide to Spring Training 2013 / Florida!

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People ask me what I do in the winter when there's no baseball. I'll tell you what I do. I stare out the window and wait for spring.
—Rogers Hornsby