US EditionSteve Barden: All about a 40-year legacy in Richmond’s baseball scene as The Diamond enters its final season
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Richmond Flying Squirrels' clubhouse attendant touches on 40 years of the Diamond
RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — Ahead of the Richmond Flying Squirrels' move to CarMax Park, the franchise is celebrating 40 years of the Diamond with a proper sendoff. "My grandfather, my father, my two uncles, and my cousin. We all came out here for Father's Day in 1972. And that was my first introduction to baseball," said Steve Barden, Richmond Flying Squirrels' clubhouse attendant. "I started coming out here religiously at age nine and was fortunate…
Steve Barden: All about a 40-year legacy in Richmond’s baseball scene as The Diamond enters its final season
RICHMOND, Va. The Richmond Flying Squirrels are preparing to kick off their 15th season in Richmond, which also happens to be the 40th and final season for The Diamond. Once considered state-of-the-art, The Diamond is now headed for retirement, leaving many to reflect on its legacy.Steve Barden has been an integral part of that legacy. Growing up in Mechanicsville, he spent much of his youth watching games at Parker Field, where he unsuccessfull…
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