Field & Ink

A Baseball Birthday Gift They'll Keep Forever

Find the game that means something to them — their team's championship, a perfect game, the night they'll never forget — and put it on one scorecard.

2016 World Series Game 7 hand-lettered scorecard — the night 108 years ended

Any MLB game. Any year. One page.

Field & Ink rebuilds complete games from official MLB play-by-play data and renders the entire night onto a single hand-lettered scorecard — the way fans tracked games at the park for a century. A championship clincher. A no-hitter. The game they saw the year they turned 10. Whatever matters to them.

$29 · digital file · 300 DPI print-ready · emailed within 24 hours. Print it, frame it, give it. Done before their birthday.

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Why this works as a birthday gift

Baseball fans already have jerseys, hats, and signed photos. What they don't have is a record of the night that mattered most — the specific game, laid out the way a scorekeeper would have tracked it in the stands. That's what Field & Ink makes.

A scorecard isn't memorabilia in the collector sense. It's something closer to a document. Every player's name in the lineup. Every run and how it scored. The whole shape of the game — the early lead, the comeback, the final out — visible at a glance on one page. It tells the story of a specific night in a way nothing else does.

How to pick the right game

The best gift is a game with personal meaning: the championship their team finally won, the game they watched with someone they loved, or the first game they saw in person. If you're not sure, a World Series clincher from their team is almost always the right call. If they don't have a team, go with one of the all-time great performances — a perfect game, a legendary Game 7, a no-hitter from a name they'll recognize.

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Popular birthday gift options

Cubs — 2016 World Series · Game 7The night 108 years ended
Randy Johnson's Perfect GameMay 18, 2004 — 40-year-old Big Unit
Twins — 1991 World Series · Game 7Jack Morris goes ten, 1–0
Red Sox — 2004 World Series · Game 4The curse, reversed in a sweep
Braves — 1995 World Series · Game 6Glavine's one-hitter, Justice's homer

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