The Perfect Baseball Anniversary Gift
Not a gift card. Not a jersey. The scorecard of the specific game you watched together — the one you still talk about. Any MLB game from the last 100 years, exactly as it happened.
Their Game — Not Just Any Game
A baseball anniversary gift works when it's specific. Not a generic Cubs hat — the scorecard from Game 7 of 2016 that you watched together, standing in the kitchen in the 10th inning not breathing. Or the game you attended on your third date. Or the playoff game you'll describe to your kids someday.
Field & Ink reconstructs any MLB game from the official play-by-play — every pitch, every at-bat, every run — onto a single hand-lettered scorecard. A 300-DPI print-ready digital file, emailed within 24 hours. Frame it at 16×20 and it becomes the piece of art on your wall that means something specific to you.
Order their game — $29 →Print-ready digital file · emailed within 24 hours · fine-art & framed prints coming soon
What makes a baseball anniversary gift personal
The best anniversary gifts have a story inside them. Not just "I got you something nice" — but "I remember exactly where we were sitting, and I found a way to put that night on your wall."
Most baseball gifts are general: team merchandise that says "I know you like this team." A scorecard says something different: "I know which game." It's the difference between "you love the Red Sox" and "you love Game 7 of the 2004 ALCS, the night you called me from the bar because you couldn't stop shaking."
If you were at the game together — or if you watched it from the couch, or from your car parked outside a friend's house — that game belongs to both of you. The scorecard documents it exactly: every pitch from the official record, every at-bat, laid out the way a scorekeeper at the park would have kept it.
The right moment for each couple
First date at the ballpark
The game you attended when you were still figuring out if it was going to work. Now you know.
The game on your wedding day
If you got married during the season, a game was played that day. For baseball fans, that date means two things.
The playoff game you'll describe forever
The one you watched together that still comes up at dinner. The impossible comeback. The walk-off. The night the drought finally ended.
Their team's biggest moment
The year they became a fan. The championship their team finally won. The game they watched alone before they met you, and told you about after.
How it works
Field & Ink builds scorecards of any MLB game from the last 100 years — not just the famous ones. If you attended a regular-season game in 1987 or a division clincher in 2003 or a wild-card game last October, that game exists in the official record, and we can build it. Use the Game Finder on the home page to tell us the date, the teams, and any details you remember. The scorecard arrives as a print-ready digital file within 24 hours.
If you want something ready-made
If the game you shared is one of the classics, it may already be in the catalog — ready to order right now. Over 37 historic games available, from 1938 to 2025:
- Cubs — 2016 World Series Game 7 — 108 years, the 10th inning, Zobrist's double
- Red Sox — 2004 World Series Game 4 — Reverse the Curse, the sweep that ended 86 years
- Giants — 2014 World Series Game 7 — Bumgarner's five-inning save in Game 7
- Nationals — 2019 World Series Game 7 — 19–31 to champions, Kendrick's grand slam
- Dodgers — 2025 World Series Game 7 — Back-to-back champions
- Browse all 37+ historic games in the catalog →
When to give it
The baseball anniversary gift works any time you need something personal: a wedding anniversary, a milestone birthday, Valentine's Day for the couple that keeps score. It ships as a digital file, so it works for any deadline — order today, print at home for tonight, frame it next week. The date on the scorecard is the date you both remember.
Order their game — $29 → Game Finder (any game, 100 years) →
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