The Baseball Gift That Outlasts the Outing

Why a Scorecard Works as a Corporate Gift

The usual corporate baseball gifts — seat cushions, branded caps, team jerseys — end up in a closet or get left at the park. They signal "we bought something" without signaling "we thought about you."

A hand-lettered scorecard of the greatest game in a client's team's history signals something different. It says you knew they grew up a Cubs fan. It says you knew the 2016 World Series Game 7 was the night they called their father after the final out. It says the gift took thought, not just a budget line.

It's also the kind of gift that gets hung up. A 16×20 print of the 2004 Red Sox–Yankees ALCS Game 4 — the Ortiz walk-off that started the comeback from 0-3 — looks like art. It sits in an office for years. Every person who walks by asks about it. That's the kind of recall a gift budget buys when it's spent well.

How It Works for Groups

• Pick the game — or let your clients pick from their team's catalog. A Cubs fan gets the 2016 clincher. A Red Sox fan gets the 2004 ALCS Game 4 walk-off. A Braves fan gets the 1995 World Series Game 6. The game is the gift.
• Order one or many — each scorecard is $29 as a print-ready digital download. For group orders of 10 or more, email us and we'll work out delivery logistics so every recipient gets their file clean and directly.
• Frame it or keep it digital — the 300-DPI file looks perfect printed at 16×20. Your recipient can take it to any local frame shop. Or keep it digital for a virtual team gift.
• Custom games available — if a client attended a specific game that matters to them personally — a playoff game, a regular-season milestone, a game from the stadium that was torn down — we can build that one instead. Use the Game Finder to request it.

The Most Popular Corporate Game Picks

The games that travel well across a corporate gift list tend to be the ones with the clearest narrative — the comeback, the drought-ender, the moment a city remembers together. These are the ones that get the most requests from group buyers:

When to Give a Scorecard

The corporate baseball gift moment comes around more than once a year if you know how to look for it:

• Client entertainment / outings — after a corporate suite night or ballpark event, a scorecard of their team's greatest game is the follow-up that lands in their office, not their recycle bin.
• Season-ticket holder appreciation — companies that hold season tickets can give scorecards to the clients they share seats with. It's the gift that says "we pay attention to what you love."
• Team building — a scorecard of the hometown team's most iconic game as a desk print for every member of a remote or in-person team. Universally understood. No sizing required.
• Executive onboarding gifts — a new hire or new board member who's a known baseball fan gets the scorecard of the game they've been talking about for twenty years. First impression: you did your homework.
• End-of-year thank-you — Q4, when the gift budget gets spent. A scorecard goes in an envelope, takes up no shelf space in the office supply closet, and doesn't expire.

Any MLB Game from the Last 100 Years

The catalog covers the most iconic games from every franchise, but any game from any MLB season since the 1920s is available on request. If there's a game that matters to your client — a game they attended, a playoff series their city still talks about, a regular-season moment that was personal to them — use the Game Finder to request it.

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