INDIANAPOLIS — No peanuts, no Cracker Jack — the most iconic snacks of baseball will be banned Wednesday from Indianapolis Indians' games here. No peanut M&Ms either, no peanut anything will ...

Peanuts began flirting with baseball in the 1890s, after Harry Stevens, an immigrant from Britain, moved to Ohio and fell in love with the game. He designed and sold its first scorecards.

According to the National Peanut Board, 5.4 million bags of in-shell peanuts are sold each season in MLB ballparks alone, but with no fans in the stadiums, bags of these top shelf peanuts are ...

With Major League Baseball shut down, every corner of the sport has been affected—players, stadium workers, giant flags.And, of course, peanuts and hot dogs. In an MLB season, fans typically ...

Dunkin' Donuts Park sells more than 200 foods and beverages, Restall said. In addition to peanuts and Cracker Jack, a peanut topping for sundaes was eliminated, and the Yard Goats checked with the ...

The peanut-free game is a first for the Indians, part of Peanut Allergy Awareness Night. It's a big move. In a single season, more than 30,000 bags of peanuts are sold at Victory Field.