So today’s post was inspired yesterday in the Renegades office. On the eve of the snow storm of the century we had a discussion regarding what we each like to do on snow days. Some people said go skiing, some people said watch movies, and some people (like yours truly) like to sleep! This got us thinking, what else is there to do on a snow day? Well, we’re here to help! We’ve put together a list of things for baseball fans to do on a snow day! Feel free to comment and add your own suggestions.
And if you’re on the east coast chances are you’re home today. So let us know if you do any of these activities! Enjoy your snow day!
1. Visit every MiLB and MLB website.
2. Read the top story off of every MiLB and MLB website.
3. Read Hot Stove reports.
4. Watch Sportscenter.
5. Research for Fantasy Baseball.
6. Play a baseball videogame.
7. Draw a baseball comic book.
8. Read sporting news.
9. Check out MLB trade rumors.
10. Google baseball images.
11. Take snowball batting practice.
12. Play baseball in the snow.
13. Play catch with snowballs.
14. Make a baseball snow angel or snowman.
15. Build a mini-ballpark out of snow.
16. Print out the baseball schedule and plan all the games you’ll be attending this season.
17. Create a giant baseball schedule on poster-boards for your favorite team.
18. Eat peanuts, Crackerjack, and hot dogs.
19. Get creative in the kitchen; Bake baseball cookies, a baseball cake, etc.
20. Watch old games on ESPN Classic.
21. Record yourself doing play-by-play of an old game on ESPN Classic.
22. Practice different face-paint designs to prepare for the season.
23. Come up with cheers for your team.
24. Create new jersey designs on Photoshop (or any program) and email them to your favorite team.
25. Teach yourself how to keep score.
26. Watch a baseball movie. To get you started; Sandlot, Field of Dreams, Bull Durham, Fever Pitch, Rookie of the Year, The Natural, etc.
27. Create your Be Your Own Fan Commercial.
28. Read baseball books.
29. Watch the MLB Network.
30. Build a baseball stadium out of toothpicks.
31. Dig through your couches to find change to save up for baseball tickets.
32. Trade baseball cards with friends.
33. Make a baseball scrapbook.
34. Start a baseball blog.
35. Follow every MLB player on Twitter.
36. Play baseball games online.
37. Make a video blog about why you love baseball.
38. Write a baseball themed children’s book.
39. Record yourself singing “Take Me Out To The Ballgame” and put it on YouTube.
40. Follow every MLB beat writer on Twitter.
41. Join a baseball forum.
42. Put together a Facebook album dedicated to your favorite team.
43. Write a song about baseball.
44. Start following other fans of your team on Twitter.
45. Buy team merchandise online to prepare for the season.
46. Write a letter to your favorite player.
47. Map out a roadtrip to every MLB and MiLB stadium in your state.
48. Write an essay entitled, “If I Owned My Own Baseball Team.”
49. Follow the Renegades at www.twitter.com/HVRenegades and www.facebook.com/HVRenegades.
50. Post pictures of you doing these things on our Facebook Fan Page!
Obviously I’m sure there are things we’re missing, so share with us! What can a baseball fan do on a snow day? 
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Great list. Its hard getting through winter. Come on spring training. I am tired of playing catch with snowballs.
I don’t mind snow, but I am ready for baseball to come! Pitchers & catchers report soon! Can’t wait.
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