Christy Ritchie, of Blue River, and her grandsons, Cam, 9, left, and Parker, 6, of Stoughton, get ready for the start of a recent Madison Mallards baseball game at Warner Park in Madison.
Vern Stenman, Madison Mallards president, shows an area under the bleachers that is used for parts storage at Warner Park in Madison.
AMBER ARNOLD, State Journal
Baseball fans attend a recent Madison Mallards game at Warner Park in Madison. The green seats used to be used at Camden Yards, home of the Baltimore Orioles.
AMBER ARNOLD, State Journal
Vern Stenman, Madison Mallards president, shows detail on some of the Warner Park stadium seating that came from Camden Yards in Baltimore.
AMBER ARNOLD, State Journal
Kevin McConnaughay, of Madison, and his 3-year-old son, Lachlan, check out activity on the field before the start of a recent Madison Mallards baseball game at Warner Park in Madison. The green seats at the ballpark came from Camden Yards in Baltimore.
This is part four of a five-part weekly series that explores notable sports-themed objects found in places you wouldn't expect. Stories will appear Thursdays in the Sports section.
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Christy Ritchie, of Blue River, and her grandsons, Cam, 9, left, and Parker, 6, of Stoughton, get ready for the start of a recent Madison Mallards baseball game at Warner Park in Madison.
Baseball fans attend a recent Madison Mallards game at Warner Park in Madison. The green seats used to be used at Camden Yards, home of the Baltimore Orioles.
Kevin McConnaughay, of Madison, and his 3-year-old son, Lachlan, check out activity on the field before the start of a recent Madison Mallards baseball game at Warner Park in Madison. The green seats at the ballpark came from Camden Yards in Baltimore.