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PORTLAND, Maine

Josh Pahigian proclaims Hadlock Field a hit in 'Portland Press Herald' 'Maine Voices' piece

Josh Pahigian, M.F.A., fellow in the Center for Global Humanities, adjunct professor of English and writer in the Office of Communications, wrote a “Maine Voices” piece that was published in the Portland Press Herald on July 13, 2015.

In the piece, Pahigian, author of several books about baseball, including The Ultimate Baseball Road Trip and his latest—101 Baseball Places to See Before You Strike Out, extols the virtues of Hadlock Field, home to the Portland, Maine, Sea Dogs minor league baseball team.

According to Pahigian, “In addition to presenting nods aplenty to the Sea Dogs’ big-league parent team [the Red Sox] and its historic Boston Ballpark, Hadlock reflects the character of the Maine coast and showcases several stalwarts of the Maine economy to the many tourists who populate its seats each summer.”

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