Looking out at a sea of green grass, surrounded by bright florals, colorful Hawaiian lays, and sunglasses, fans are in paradise. However, they are not on the beach, but at Fifth Third Field.
Read MoreRed, white, and blue fireworks light the sky, illuminating the faces of Toledo Mud Hens fans and commemorating Fourth of July Weekend, or Rock N Blast.
Read MoreDuring each Toledo Mud Hens game, members of the turf crew can be seen rushing the field for mid-game touchups. What most fans do not see are the countless hours spent mowing grass, dragging the field, fertilizing the soil, and chalking lines to prepare the field for homestands.
Read MoreSince its establishment in 2009, the Toledo Walleye hockey organization has not only entertained fans with thrilling games, but established a foundation for players to build families and careers.
Read MoreWhen the Toledo Mud Hens announced Justin Verlander would be the starting pitcher for Wednesday night's game, 8-year-old Harrison Miller had to get his hands on two tickets.
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