Field & Ink

A Baseball Gift That's Actually Under $30

Not a novelty. Not a bobblehead. A hand-lettered scorecard of any MLB game from the last 100 years — their team's championship, a perfect game, the night they still talk about. $29 digital download, emailed within 24 hours.

2016 World Series Game 7 hand-lettered scorecard — 108 years ended on one page
$29 — under budget

Any game. Any team. One page. $29.

Field & Ink rebuilds complete games from official MLB play-by-play data and renders every at-bat onto a single hand-lettered scorecard — exactly how fans tracked games at the park for a century. A championship clincher. A no-hitter. The first game they ever saw in person.

300-DPI print-ready digital file. Emailed within 24 hours. Print it, frame it, give it. Done — and well under $30.

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Digital file · 300 DPI print-ready · emailed within 24 hours · fine-art & framed prints coming soon

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Why this is the best baseball gift under $30

Most baseball gifts under $30 are generic: team logo mugs, bottle openers with their team's colors, novelties that sit in a closet. A Field & Ink scorecard is specific. It's the exact game — every lineup, every run, the shape of every inning — in the format the sport was built around. There's nothing quite like it, and it costs less than dinner.

For $29 you get a 300-DPI print-ready digital file of any MLB game from the last 100 years. They can print it at a local shop, put it in a frame, and hang it next to a jersey that costs ten times more. It's also completely personal: you're giving them not just something baseball-related, but their specific game — the one that mattered to them.

How to pick the right game for under $30

If you know their team, start there. Their team's World Series clincher is almost always the right call — the game every fan of that team has watched a hundred times, the night it all came together. If they're a Cubs fan, that's 2016 Game 7. If they love the Red Sox, 2004 Game 4 is the one — Dave Roberts, the stolen base, the comeback.

If they don't follow one team closely, go with an all-time performance: Randy Johnson's perfect game at age 40, or the night Johan Santana finally gave the Mets their first no-hitter. The scorecard format works for any game — it's a record, not a replica, and historic games have their own kind of weight.

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Popular picks under $30

Cubs — 2016 World Series · Game 7The night 108 years ended
Red Sox — 2004 World Series · Game 4The sweep that reversed the curse
Twins — 1991 World Series · Game 7Jack Morris goes ten, 1–0
Randy Johnson's Perfect Game40 years old, 27 up, 27 down
Mariners — 1995 ALDS · Game 5The Double. The game that saved baseball in Seattle.

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How it works

  1. Order — add the game to your order and tell us which game (team + year + type).
  2. Wait 24 hours — we build the complete play-by-play scorecard by hand.
  3. Download — your 300-DPI print-ready file arrives by email. Print it at any photo lab or at home.

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