Inside the Park - Camden Riversharks

Rob Bryson (25), Eric Smith (18), unknown, Evan Crawford (52), Carlos Guzman (3), Sean Gleason (30), TJ Chism (19), Eric Frain (11), Mike Click (8), Matt Gorgen (23), Dan Blewett (13) MLB passport cancel

Wes Torrez (20), Ryan Kulik (34), Evan Englebrook (29), Daniel Rockett (1), Steve Garrison (7), Paddy Matera (0), Zach McPhee (47), Padro Swann, Brandon Chaves (9), Zach Braddock (26), Bill Murphy (14), Michael Rockett (2)

August 20, 2015 Camden Rivershark, Campbell Field, Camden, NJ

The Riversharks, having a rough season at 49-71, came back from a 4-2 deficit to force extra innings only to lose to the Sugar Land Skeeters, 5-4 in the 10th inning.

The Camden Riversharks were members of the Atlantic League of Professional Baseball, which is an independent league, from 2001- 2015. The team relocated as the New Britain Bees, New Britain, Ct. for the 2016 season. Campbell Field is located at the base of the Benjamin Franklin Bridge.

View from 1st base, Ben Franklin Bridge and Philadelphia behind 3rd base and left field

portion of a mural located in the parking lot across from the main entrance

Baseball's Legendary Playing Fields - 2001

Forbes Field home of the Pittsburgh Pirates 31st anniversary of the final game played

June 28, 2001 Pittsburgh, Pa

June 28, 2001 Garden City, NY

July 9, 2001 Mesa, Az

1947 - October 15 - Branch rickey outlines his plan to the Brooklyn Dodgers Board o Directors to set up a training facility at Vero Beach, Fl. The Dodgers and the City of Vero Beach reach a 5-year lease agreement for the former US Naval Air Station, to be turned into Dodger Town.

July 20, 2001 Hawleyville, Ct

July 21, 2001 Hornell Dodger Station - Hornell, NY

The Hornell Dodgers are a not-for-profit organization bringing baseball to the Southern Tier of New York, playing in the competitive New York Collegiate League

August 31, 2001 Mount Vernon, NY

July 28, 2001 - Campbell Field, Camden, NJ

home of the Camden River Sharks

June 7, 2001 Birmingham, Alabama

August 18, 2010 - Rickwood Field, Birmingham, Al

Industrialist Rick Woodward purchased controlling interest in the Birmingham Coal Barons, the city's professional team. With help from Connie Mack, he designed the Finest Minor League Ballpark Ever built. Modeled after Pittsburgh's Forbes Field, the park opened August 18, 1910.

August 18, 2001 - Flesher Field, Oshtemo, Mi

August 18, 2001 - Sacramento, Ca

May 5, 2001 North Grosvenordale, Ct

Walter A Dudek Memoriał Field

June 26, 2001 Fair Lawn, NJ

August 2001 Brevard Manatees

October 28, 2001 Fall Stamp Harvest, Waterford, Mi

June 28, 2001 Philadelphia, Pa - Shibe Park

Various postmarks available throughout 2001 honoring Baseball's Legendary Playing Fields