1993 → 2026

Sports
Passport

A personal archive of live sports, built like an annual media guide and organized like a passport.

Open 2026 · In Progress → Open the Top Tens Read the life chapters

—Archive records

—Venues

—Cities

—Calendar years

—Latest complete

In progressCurrent season

2026

The current annual edition is live and grows as new games are added.

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Personal canon

Three Top 10s, three different questions.

The moments I most want to relive, the venues I personally love, and the best venues I have visited on their own merits.

Open all three Top 10 lists →

A life through live sports

Five chapters, one through-line.

Family is the emotional backbone, while each place adds a different sports culture: Southern Illinois, Champaign, Lawrence, the East Coast, and Denver.

01 · Growing Up1993–2005 · Cardinals games with family, SIU basketball and football, and the roots of the tradition. 02 · Undergrad2006–2010 · Illinois season tickets, the 2007 football run, and sports becoming part of campus life. 03 · Grad School2010–2017 · Lawrence, Allen Fieldhouse, Kansas basketball, and the beginning of the Chiefs connection. 04 · Baltimore / East Coast2018–2021 · New venues, following Illinois east, and a short chapter interrupted by COVID. 05 · Denver2022–Present · Nuggets and Avalanche fandom, work-travel venue collecting, and sharing sports with Penny.

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Explore the archive

Four clear ways in.

Start with a season, follow a team, explore the places where the games happened, or read the stories that connect eras.

Years

Annual media-guide editions from the reconstructed early archive through the live current year.

Browse annual editions → 02

Teams

Favorite-team dossiers plus the full canonical archive of every team seen.

Explore teams → 03

Places

A real venue map, city leaders, ranked venues, stadium profiles, and the physical footprint of the archive.

Explore places → 04

Stories

The five life chapters plus recurring family and team threads that cross eras.

Follow the stories →

One shared archive. New games automatically flow into annual editions, analytics, team histories, venue profiles, journeys, and geography, while the curated Top 10s remain a separate editorial layer.