Woo, You've been to Cleveland for a rays game before.. But not a bad repeat If you went there again.. Think the Rays are heading here next? Plus you could check out some other Cleveland area stuff you haven't done before. Kelleys island of put n bay Or cedar point all would be good
I love Pittsburgh! It's such a beautiful city. Being from Northern California I really appreciate the history and the brick buildings and older architecture. I will never forget coming from the airport and driving through the tunnel to come out to the view of the rivers and the city....it literally took my breath away. Would love to visit again someday.
My dad showed me your video’s one day and it became a nightly routine to watch a video together. Your videos are great I love how you pay attention to everything in life !!
I spent 6 months on business in Pittsburgh, in 1975, and lived at the Gateway Towers, at that time the 3 Rivers Stadium was the place.. and Liberty Ave was full of Theaters/ or showhouses, that were for adults only.. Our temporary Office was on Liberty Ave..Boy, what a nostalgic look at Pittsburgh Downtown.. Thanks
My dad grew up in the Pittsburgh area and I shared this vlog with him. He wants me to tell you that as a kid, he saw Clemente play in person and Clemente was THE BEST player of all time. He said he was an amazing defensive player with an arm you couldn't believe, and he had no strike zone. My dad said he just wasn't in a large market. Clemente died a hero. He chose to personally help the people of Nicaragua after an earthquake, and died in a plane crash en route. My dad says he loved him.
Hey Adam, it was so nice to meet you yesterday with my husband, Steve. We never made it over to the Warhol museum so I was glad to see your walk through, as well as the clumpy Mr. Rogers. ☺️
After all of that driving Im glad to got to see your team beat Skenes. Its been fun to see your perspective while visiting these parks. Safe Travels Amigo👊
Those incline railways are called funiculars. I just think that is a pretty cool word! Also, that huge geyser is 3 Rivers Fountain. I bet it’s awesome to sit around it during a warm day.
The fountain isn’t geyser. It’s located in the state park called Point State Park. It’s where the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers, meet and form the Ohio. That area was very important in the French and Indian War.
Happy you spent time in my hometown and got to enjoy the ballpark. Stay longer next time, there are many interesting things to see in the area. Looks like you started something Adam as the Rays are playing their best baseball of the year.
This is crazy. I live in central Florida but I'm from the Pittsburgh area and I'm here visiting my parents. Wish I could have met up with you and showed you around.
Awesome video! I live in Pittsburgh, but left for a trip to Vermont on Saturday, so I had no chance to run into you. I love PNC Park, I'm glad you got to experience it!
Oh please tell me that you hit up Primanti Brothers!!!???!!! First time I was at PNC was September 9, 2001, never forget it as we were doing a baseball stadium tour ourselves. We were in DC on that fateful day as we were going to head to Baltimore to catch one of Ripken Jr.s last games. You should really make it a plan to head back to Pittsburgh as there is so much to do. Thanks as always for bringing us along and #RaysUp!
Thank you for taking us to the Andy Warhol museum. I never saw those skulls before. They're cool. 💀 I think the reason they made the statue of Mr. Rogers lumpy is to evoke the soft sweaters he used to wear. I like your ending, "The Vlog is over." 😊
Pittsburgh has the best downtown "reveal" in America. If you are coming from the airport, you can't even see a hint of the skyline and then you enter a tunnel on a hillside. You exit the long tunnel and WHAM you come out on a bridge high over the river with the entire skyline right in your face. If you are not expecting it, it's both shocking and awesome.
Roberto Clemente is one of the best baseball players of all time! He was so good at hitting, could fly around the bases, and he could throw out a runner at home on the fly from the right field wall! Amazing! I got to meet him the year before he died and it was one of the biggest thrills in my life! Enjoy Pittsburgh Adam!
Welcome to my hometown Adam! So happy you came here! I had Roberto Clemente's autograph on a baseball when I was a kid. Lost it over the years. Also had Bill Mazeroski's and Don Hoak's. Enjoy the game! Enjoy Pittsburgh.
Andy Warhol's mom, Julia Warhola, was a patient at Whiteman Manor Nursing Home in Pittsburgh PA in the late 60's early 70s and I was a nursing assistant there at the time. Andy's brother, Joseph, took care of her there. I believe Andy paid for her stay. I remember Julia trying to get me to hire Andy to wash my windows. She was pretty old at the time. Sweet little lady.
I'm glad they were okay with you filming at the Warhol Museum, because When I went a few years ago, I got reprimanded multiple times for just trying to take short clips on my phone to send to my friends.
The geyser is a large fountain at the tip of The Point, which is where the confluence of the three rivers occurs. The Allegheny and the Monongahela River come together to form the Ohio River at that spot.
My son moved to Pittsburgh this past January, a few blocks from the park. We went to PNC park last month, the views are absolutely amaaaazeballs. As a matter of fact, he was there this past Saturday. We did both inclines, walked the bridges, saw the Submarine museum. Anyway, it’s cool to see this video. Glad you shared.
I love doing the incline. I grew up in Texas. We don't have inclines.😂 My parents are from Pennsylvania. Ended up in Texas because my dad was in the Air Force
The geyser you were referring to is the fountain at Point State Park where the 3 rivers meet and behind that is the incline that you can get on to take you to Mt Washington.
I remember the plastic ICEE cups in 1970 with players from baseball on them and remember him from them and when he was on the news when his plane went down
Hi Adam, hope you had a great time in Pittsburgh, my city, I think PNC Park is a great ball park, with the beautiful City Skyline, its like being on a mini vacation in your on City. Safe travels to you, love ya
It was great to meet you yesterday! The kids couldn’t wait to watch your video today. Safe travels and congrats on the win. If you’re ever back up this way I’d love to tell you about some awesome cool old towns and roadside attractions.
If you like the view from PNC Park, I recommend you come back another time and make sure to watch a night game when they have Fireworks.. The only other fireworks I like as much are Disney's..
You are correct about the Bally gym (which has been closed for years now) being a former movie theater. It opened as the Alvin Theatre in 1891, then became the Gateway Theater in 1960. It closed in 1980 and became a health club. The last movie they showed as a theater? “Friday the 13th”. And the Byham Theater is formerly the Fulton, where “Night of the Living Dead” had its world premiere.
My hometown!!!!! I used to work at Three Rivers Stadium and have been to PNC, great ball park(Camden in Baltimore is better though). Surprised you didn't say about movies filmed there(Stigmata, Dark Knight Rises, Mothman Prophecies to name a few.. The. fountain is the Fountain at Point State Park. The railroad is the Duquesne Incline! The boat is the Gateway Clipper(also they filmed Striking Distance there!)
Despite the fact that I'm a Pirates fan, I say without bias that PNC Park is the best ballpark in baseball. You can't beat that skyline view. I used to go there for 3-4 games at a time and I would get seats in different areas each time. Only one I didn't like was left field bleachers, but that was partially due to the fact that it was a day game and I was in direct sunlight the whole time. I actually moved to seats in the shade elsewhere instead about 3-4 innings into the game.
@@MichaelRei99 Maybe the old stadium could compete, but even a lot of long-time Yankees fans don't agree with that. Fenway and Wrigley would be the cathedrals, with Dodgers Stadium being a distant third, but none of those are elite stadiums, they are iconic. The Giants park, whatever the fourth name of it is now, is up there with PNC Park. Camden Yards isn't far behind because it has the old and new feel to it. I don't like the Mets or Yankees, but they are local teams for me. I'd go Citi Field all day every day over Yankee Stadium if we are just picking based on the ballpark. The Ebbetts Field look and the new feel to it work. Yankee Stadium just doesn't have the mystique of the original. It just feels like a new stadium in the same rundown area.
I traveled to Pittsburgh (and Cleveland) from Wisconsin and was at Friday's Rays/Pirates game. I wondered if you would be at any of the games over the weekend.
I used to be a big Pirate fan. I had a dachshund dog and his name was Willie Stargell, the great 1st baseman for the Pirates 1962-1982. He played 21 seasons with the Pirates. The Pirates and the Steelers both won championships in 1979. In December 1979 Terry Bradshaw. & Willie Stargell was featured on the cover of Sports Illustrated. Just a few facts.
Thanks for another great vlog! Interesting fact about the meal and sculpture. I went to elementary school with the artist. He goes by the name of Kaws. His connection to Disney is that he worked as an animator. The characters you saw are called "Companion" and are loosely based on Mickey. He also made pieces resembling other characters.
Man this gave me so much nostalgia. I lived in Pittsburgh a few years and used to go the Harris Theater and the Warhol Museum pretty often! I’ve been living in Texas for a little over a decade now. Thank you for sharing this !
Thanks for today's vlog Adam! I was in Pittsburgh a year ago and documented Mr. Rogers as well and I learned that the sculptor who sculpted Mr. Rogers was Robert Berks who was actually the sculptor who created the bust of John F. Kennedy that resides at the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C. and many other well known statues including the huge bust of Albert Einstein at the Einstein Memorial in D.C. Sadly he passed on in 2011, a few years after the Fred Rogers Memorial dedication! What an artistic genius that man was
Interesting side note on the Clemente Bridge you crossed. Before one game a few years ago, an umpire for that day’s game was crossing it to the stadium when he came across a woman who was attempting to jump in suicide attempt. He stopped her and convinced her to not jump. I wish I could remember his name but he still umps today and players still thank him for his lifesaving act that day.
Hope you had a great time in our great city. If you would have made your way to the Incline, it would take you up to Mount Washington to see an amazing view of the city!
Pittsburgh has 2 remaining inclines,the Mon and the Duquesne-they originally took the steel workers from their homes on the hills down to the steel mills on the riverfront!Also,the Robert Berks statue of Mr.Rogers is his famous style!- he was the most famous sculptor in America at the time! He made the Einstein statue and JFK statues in DC as well as many others! Our gorgeous Point State Park fountain runs all the year except in the winter- you should walk to the park to see it up close! It’s where the Three Rivers and form the mighty Ohio River ! it is NOT a busted water main!
HI Adam. I did not realize how artsy Pittsburgh is. I really enjoyed the Any Warhol tour and seeing the "unsmooth" Mr Rogers. Thank you for the tour. I am glad the Rays won. Safe travels.
Tom Savini’s school of special effects makeup is about a hour outside Pittsburgh. He also lives there. Love to get there someday. Also, when I lived in Dutchess County in New York, Andy Warhol’s nephew lived there (specifically Rhinebeck, NY) .One of the children’s books he published was Uncle Andy’s , where he and his family would visit his grandmother and uncle in New York City. It’s a wonderful book, and I’m honored to own it, plus one other he had written. His name, by the way, is James Warhola. The more you know!
it's probably been mentioned, but the local nickname for the pirates of bucs comes from buccaneers aka another word for pirates, sometimes the announcers forget to use the actual team name they get so used to using their nickname. also there's actually two incline rails, the dusquene and monongahela inclines, both are over on the same side of the river and some of the oldest surviving in the entire US. point state park, where the giant fountain you saw is, is also worth a walk around sometime, the remains of the fort that once stood at the point are marked out on the grounds there and there's a museum. Pittsburgh is a really nice town with a lot going on, i'm glad ya got a chance to visit and enjoy yourself again.
Adam staying in the Drury. Fantastic hotel. Great pool built in the old federal reserve shooting range. And a lovely roof terrace. Stopped on a road trip while travelling from the UK.
My Pads were doing better on the road than home. At one point one player had a groin injury another the elbow and onother the shoulder. Nice to see when a team sweeps another Sometimes you think they'll win and then it turns on a dime. Yours and my team have something in common. Theyre both harbor town teams. Before Petco it was Qualcom (called the murph once now Snapdragon stadium is in it's place. May the best team win~
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"I hope those were cones and not something I shouldn't be showing."🤣🤣🤣
My comment was pinned by The Woo himself😳😳😳
Woo,
You've been to Cleveland for a rays game before.. But not a bad repeat
If you went there again.. Think the Rays are heading here next?
Plus you could check out some other Cleveland area stuff you haven't done before.
Kelleys island of put n bay
Or cedar point all would be good
Disregard that.. Cleveland will be at the Rays in a couple weeks
"They was cones"
Not gonna lie. At first glance, I thought that drawing was actually it…
Our gorgeous Point Park fountain is 150 feet tall !
My hometown; thanks for visiting!
Best man there ever was made was Mr. Rogers. Thank you for highlighting that beautiful city.
Welcome To Pittsburgh Adam. Thank you for showing off the City and the Park so well. Glad you got a Win while you were in town .
I love Pittsburgh! It's such a beautiful city. Being from Northern California I really appreciate the history and the brick buildings and older architecture. I will never forget coming from the airport and driving through the tunnel to come out to the view of the rivers and the city....it literally took my breath away. Would love to visit again someday.
You said it right about Fred Rogers. Lots of love and respect for the guy. We could all use more neighbors like him.
Cannot believe you are in my neck of the woods! Have fun in Pittsburgh! I have lived in the suburbs of Pittsburgh all my life! 😊
My parents grew up in small coal mining towns outside of Pittsburgh, Jefferson and Pitt Gas. I still get back there every once in a while.
My dad showed me your video’s one day and it became a nightly routine to watch a video together. Your videos are great I love how you pay attention to everything in life !!
I'm glad you came back to my hometown! It's a great city! You are welcome back anytime!
You came to the Burgh!!!!! My hometown! 🎉❤ The Woo is officially a YINZER!!
I spent 6 months on business in Pittsburgh, in 1975, and lived at the Gateway Towers, at that time the 3 Rivers Stadium was the place.. and Liberty Ave was full of Theaters/ or showhouses, that were for adults only.. Our temporary Office was on Liberty Ave..Boy, what a nostalgic look at Pittsburgh Downtown.. Thanks
My dad grew up in the Pittsburgh area and I shared this vlog with him. He wants me to tell you that as a kid, he saw Clemente play in person and Clemente was THE BEST player of all time. He said he was an amazing defensive player with an arm you couldn't believe, and he had no strike zone. My dad said he just wasn't in a large market.
Clemente died a hero. He chose to personally help the people of Nicaragua after an earthquake, and died in a plane crash en route.
My dad says he loved him.
Hey Adam, it was so nice to meet you yesterday with my husband, Steve. We never made it over to the Warhol museum so I was glad to see your walk through, as well as the clumpy Mr. Rogers. ☺️
Nice meeting you also
Nice to see ya in the 'Burgh! My dad used to take me to Pirates games when I was a kid when it was the good ol Three Rivers Stadium.
PNC Park is on my bucket list. Love Pittsburgh
After all of that driving Im glad to got to see your team beat Skenes. Its been fun to see your perspective while visiting these parks. Safe Travels Amigo👊
Those incline railways are called funiculars. I just think that is a pretty cool word!
Also, that huge geyser is 3 Rivers Fountain. I bet it’s awesome to sit around it during a warm day.
The fountain isn’t geyser. It’s located in the state park called Point State Park. It’s where the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers, meet and form the Ohio. That area was very important in the French and Indian War.
Welcome to Pittsburgh Adam!
Thank you
Always a fan of your videos. Love to see you in my city. Next time you come back I'd love to show ya some good spots
Yaaaaaay, I live in Pittsburgh. I wish I could have bumped into you to say hello😃. Love your channel
Happy you spent time in my hometown and got to enjoy the ballpark. Stay longer next time, there are many interesting things to see in the area. Looks like you started something Adam as the Rays are playing their best baseball of the year.
Adam, glad you enjoyed your stay in our hometown, there’s still lots more to see if you ever come back. Especially Kennywood Amusement Park.
Hope you had a good time in the 'Burgh! My hometown.....
It was so awesome to meet you!
This is crazy. I live in central Florida but I'm from the Pittsburgh area and I'm here visiting my parents. Wish I could have met up with you and showed you around.
Awesome video! I live in Pittsburgh, but left for a trip to Vermont on Saturday, so I had no chance to run into you. I love PNC Park, I'm glad you got to experience it!
This is my second time watching this and both times i could have sworn that Adam was saying, im walking over to pee in the park 😂😂.
Oh please tell me that you hit up Primanti Brothers!!!???!!! First time I was at PNC was September 9, 2001, never forget it as we were doing a baseball stadium tour ourselves. We were in DC on that fateful day as we were going to head to Baltimore to catch one of Ripken Jr.s last games. You should really make it a plan to head back to Pittsburgh as there is so much to do. Thanks as always for bringing us along and #RaysUp!
Thank you for taking us to the Andy Warhol museum. I never saw those skulls before. They're cool. 💀
I think the reason they made the statue of Mr. Rogers lumpy is to evoke the soft sweaters he used to wear.
I like your ending, "The Vlog is over." 😊
That yellow bridge is awesome. Looks like a connector set
My hometown! Hope you had a great day here! Hope to meet up and say hi sometime. Take care and safe travels!
Thanks for visiting us in the burg! I hope you had a great time!
Always love the baseball videos. please keep making them.
Pittsburgh has the best downtown "reveal" in America. If you are coming from the airport, you can't even see a hint of the skyline and then you enter a tunnel on a hillside. You exit the long tunnel and WHAM you come out on a bridge high over the river with the entire skyline right in your face. If you are not expecting it, it's both shocking and awesome.
Roberto Clemente is one of the best baseball players of all time! He was so good at hitting, could fly around the bases, and he could throw out a runner at home on the fly from the right field wall! Amazing! I got to meet him the year before he died and it was one of the biggest thrills in my life! Enjoy Pittsburgh Adam!
Welcome to my hometown Adam! So happy you came here! I had Roberto Clemente's autograph on a baseball when I was a kid. Lost it over the years. Also had Bill Mazeroski's and Don Hoak's. Enjoy the game! Enjoy Pittsburgh.
Plus he was such a humanitarian ! He died doing what he loved!
Andy Warhol's mom, Julia Warhola, was a patient at Whiteman Manor Nursing Home in Pittsburgh PA in the late 60's early 70s and I was a nursing assistant there at the time. Andy's brother, Joseph, took care of her there. I believe Andy paid for her stay. I remember Julia trying to get me to hire Andy to wash my windows. She was pretty old at the time. Sweet little lady.
My dad says he was the very best.
thank you , for coming to the ,BURGH
A Team/Stadium Tour would have definitely taken this video up a few notches, but I still love that fact you’re in Pittsburgh, Adam 😎👍⚾️🖤💛
That fastball to Amed Rosario’s head was scary and shows just how hard hitting a baseball in the big leagues is!!
There is a special place in my heart for Mr. Rogers.
I'm glad they were okay with you filming at the Warhol Museum, because When I went a few years ago, I got reprimanded multiple times for just trying to take short clips on my phone to send to my friends.
The geyser is a large fountain at the tip of The Point, which is where the confluence of the three rivers occurs. The Allegheny and the Monongahela River come together to form the Ohio River at that spot.
Pretty wild !
Glad you made it to PNC Park! Welcome to my home PITTSBURGH! We go down to Bradenton every year for a game or two!
You scared us with the " I'm walking over to pee and see....
Hahaha
Morning Adam 🤓📸 Andy Warhol and Mr. Rogers are great museums to explore. Thanks for sharing this. Have fun my friend.👍
My son moved to Pittsburgh this past January, a few blocks from the park. We went to PNC park last month, the views are absolutely amaaaazeballs. As a matter of fact, he was there this past Saturday.
We did both inclines, walked the bridges, saw the Submarine museum.
Anyway, it’s cool to see this video. Glad you shared.
I love doing the incline. I grew up in Texas. We don't have inclines.😂 My parents are from Pennsylvania. Ended up in Texas because my dad was in the Air Force
@@cag19549 the incline is a lot of fun. They even give you limited access so you can see how the whole thing actually works. I loved it.
The geyser you were referring to is the fountain at Point State Park where the 3 rivers meet and behind that is the incline that you can get on to take you to Mt Washington.
PNC Park is so incredible!
You will LOVE THE PARK
What a beautiful stadium 🏟
Hey Adam great road trip video, tour, attending your TB Rays and more in Pittsburgh, Pa..Enjoy on your next road trip.
Tom Savini was one of my art instructors at the Art Institute (1991) that was just across the way from the museum there.
I remember the plastic ICEE cups in 1970 with players from baseball on them and remember him from them and when he was on the news when his plane went down
Hi Adam, hope you had a great time in Pittsburgh, my city, I think PNC Park is a great ball park, with the beautiful City Skyline, its like being on a mini vacation in your on City. Safe travels to you, love ya
I've never been to PNC, but many say it's one of the best stadiums in baseball.
It is. Not too big and does not have a bad seat in the house!
It was great to meet you yesterday! The kids couldn’t wait to watch your video today. Safe travels and congrats on the win. If you’re ever back up this way I’d love to tell you about some awesome cool old towns and roadside attractions.
Great show Woo! I miss Pittsburgh.. Thanks for taking me back. You're getting skinny! Good job AdMan!
He does look good, doesn't he?
If you like the view from PNC Park, I recommend you come back another time and make sure to watch a night game when they have Fireworks.. The only other fireworks I like as much are Disney's..
You are correct about the Bally gym (which has been closed for years now) being a former movie theater. It opened as the Alvin Theatre in 1891, then became the Gateway Theater in 1960. It closed in 1980 and became a health club. The last movie they showed as a theater? “Friday the 13th”. And the Byham Theater is formerly the Fulton, where “Night of the Living Dead” had its world premiere.
94 stadiums?!?!? lol I had to go back a couple times to make sure I heard that right. Love the videos
My hometown!!!!! I used to work at Three Rivers Stadium and have been to PNC, great ball park(Camden in Baltimore is better though). Surprised you didn't say about movies filmed there(Stigmata, Dark Knight Rises, Mothman Prophecies to name a few.. The. fountain is the Fountain at Point State Park. The railroad is the Duquesne Incline! The boat is the Gateway Clipper(also they filmed Striking Distance there!)
Despite the fact that I'm a Pirates fan, I say without bias that PNC Park is the best ballpark in baseball. You can't beat that skyline view. I used to go there for 3-4 games at a time and I would get seats in different areas each time. Only one I didn't like was left field bleachers, but that was partially due to the fact that it was a day game and I was in direct sunlight the whole time. I actually moved to seats in the shade elsewhere instead about 3-4 innings into the game.
It’s one of the best that’s for sure . Nothings no beats that view
It’s definitely one of the best. Busch Stadium ain’t too bad either with the skyline and Gateway Arch in the background. :-)
@@TheDailyWoo I didn't see any food consumption. Did you have a Primanti sandwich, Manny's BBQ or pierogis?
No way! Yankee Stadium is the cathedral of baseball and is far and away the best park in baseball.
@@MichaelRei99 Maybe the old stadium could compete, but even a lot of long-time Yankees fans don't agree with that. Fenway and Wrigley would be the cathedrals, with Dodgers Stadium being a distant third, but none of those are elite stadiums, they are iconic. The Giants park, whatever the fourth name of it is now, is up there with PNC Park. Camden Yards isn't far behind because it has the old and new feel to it. I don't like the Mets or Yankees, but they are local teams for me. I'd go Citi Field all day every day over Yankee Stadium if we are just picking based on the ballpark. The Ebbetts Field look and the new feel to it work. Yankee Stadium just doesn't have the mystique of the original. It just feels like a new stadium in the same rundown area.
thanks adam
I traveled to Pittsburgh (and Cleveland) from Wisconsin and was at Friday's Rays/Pirates game. I wondered if you would be at any of the games over the weekend.
Fred Rogers statue tying his shoe ❤
Fun video, keep up the good work
Adam…..I wish I would have know you were coming. My dad works for the buccos!
Looking great❤❤❤
I haven't visited Pittsburgh in years. Such a nostalgic watch. Thanks, Adam!
I used to be a big Pirate fan. I had a dachshund dog and his name was Willie Stargell, the great 1st baseman for the Pirates 1962-1982. He played 21 seasons with the Pirates. The Pirates and the Steelers both won championships in 1979. In December 1979 Terry Bradshaw. & Willie Stargell was featured on the cover of Sports Illustrated. Just a few facts.
I've been to PNC to watch the Chicago Cubs a great ballpark. Pittsburgh nice place to visit.
Thanks for another great vlog! Interesting fact about the meal and sculpture. I went to elementary school with the artist. He goes by the name of Kaws. His connection to Disney is that he worked as an animator. The characters you saw are called "Companion" and are loosely based on Mickey. He also made pieces resembling other characters.
good old Fred !!
Man this gave me so much nostalgia. I lived in Pittsburgh a few years and used to go the Harris Theater and the Warhol Museum pretty often! I’ve been living in Texas for a little over a decade now. Thank you for sharing this !
Great seeing you go through a few of the towns close to where I live in Ohio like Kenton and Bucyrus. Go Rays!
Thanks atw for the cure for insomnia! Ozempic is looking good on ya. 😂
I love downtown Pittsburgh. I'll be heading back this year during the 4th of July weekend
No one cares.
@@ATalkingBadger I care
Thanks for today's vlog Adam! I was in Pittsburgh a year ago and documented Mr. Rogers as well and I learned that the sculptor who sculpted Mr. Rogers was Robert Berks who was actually the sculptor who created the bust of John F. Kennedy that resides at the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C. and many other well known statues including the huge bust of Albert Einstein at the Einstein Memorial in D.C.
Sadly he passed on in 2011, a few years after the Fred Rogers Memorial dedication!
What an artistic genius that man was
Woah you were 45 mins from where I live. So awesome
Finally the Tampa Rays are getting some wins on the road.👍👍
Next time you’re in Pittsburgh, you should go to the Heinz Museum.
Interesting side note on the Clemente Bridge you crossed. Before one game a few years ago, an umpire for that day’s game was crossing it to the stadium when he came across a woman who was attempting to jump in suicide attempt. He stopped her and convinced her to not jump. I wish I could remember his name but he still umps today and players still thank him for his lifesaving act that day.
I went to travel school in Pittsburgh back in the 80's.
Hope you had a great time in our great city. If you would have made your way to the Incline, it would take you up to Mount Washington to see an amazing view of the city!
One of my favorite cities and ballparks
Great video
Pittsburgh has 2 remaining inclines,the Mon and the Duquesne-they originally took the steel workers from their homes on the hills down to the steel mills on the riverfront!Also,the Robert Berks statue of Mr.Rogers is his famous style!- he was the most famous sculptor in America at the time! He made the Einstein statue and JFK statues in DC as well as many others! Our gorgeous Point State Park fountain runs all the year except in the winter- you should walk to the park to see it up close! It’s where the Three Rivers and form the mighty Ohio River ! it is NOT a busted water main!
WWE wrestlers Bruno Sammartino and Olympic Gold Medalist Kurt Angle are from Pittsburgh
Looking good Adam. The weight is really coming down. Great job brother.
Gold, Adam, a Sea of Gold ! 😂👍💛
I imagine the view at night from the stadium is cool 👍
HI Adam. I did not realize how artsy Pittsburgh is. I really enjoyed the Any Warhol tour and seeing the "unsmooth" Mr Rogers. Thank you for the tour. I am glad the Rays won. Safe travels.
Tom Savini’s school of special effects makeup is about a hour outside Pittsburgh. He also lives there. Love to get there someday. Also, when I lived in Dutchess County in New York, Andy Warhol’s nephew lived there (specifically Rhinebeck, NY) .One of the children’s books he published was Uncle Andy’s , where he and his family would visit his grandmother and uncle in New York City. It’s a wonderful book, and I’m honored to own it, plus one other he had written. His name, by the way, is James Warhola. The more you know!
it's probably been mentioned, but the local nickname for the pirates of bucs comes from buccaneers aka another word for pirates, sometimes the announcers forget to use the actual team name they get so used to using their nickname. also there's actually two incline rails, the dusquene and monongahela inclines, both are over on the same side of the river and some of the oldest surviving in the entire US. point state park, where the giant fountain you saw is, is also worth a walk around sometime, the remains of the fort that once stood at the point are marked out on the grounds there and there's a museum. Pittsburgh is a really nice town with a lot going on, i'm glad ya got a chance to visit and enjoy yourself again.
Adam staying in the Drury. Fantastic hotel. Great pool built in the old federal reserve shooting range. And a lovely roof terrace. Stopped on a road trip while travelling from the UK.
I can’t remember, have you visited the new Busch Stadium, yet? I’m biased but that’s my favorite with the best view 😊.
You're looking really slim Adam!❤
94 stadiums wow
My Pads were doing better on the road than home. At one point one player had a groin injury another the elbow and onother the shoulder. Nice to see when a team sweeps another Sometimes you think they'll win and then it turns on a dime. Yours and my team have something in common. Theyre both harbor town teams. Before Petco it was Qualcom (called the murph once now Snapdragon stadium is in it's place. May the best team win~
Get Adam to Evansville, IN. Come see Bosse Field. 3rd oldest park behind Fenway and Wrigley. “A League of Their Own” filmed there.