About
Left Field Enterprises

Left Field Enterprises was born during the 2002 World Series from the mind of artist Lori Elder, who while watching her San Francisco Giants, came up with an idea that would change her life in a very BIG way!

It was during the 2002 world series, home run balls were soaring over the stands and into McCovey Cove, the body of water to which San Francisco Giants Stadium AT&T Park is adjacent. Dozens of inflatables and boats littered McCovey Cove, all filled with people hoping to catch a home run ball.

It was the combination of flying home run baseballs into the cove and the creativity of some of the obviously, hand crafted floating apparatuses that caused Lori to blurt out. "the thing to be sittin' in the cove is a BIG inflatable baseball glove!" Her friends agreed, so after discovering that large inflatable baseball glove chairs did not exist, Lori set out on a design mission.

Lori's designs became officially licensed by Major League Baseball Properties in July, 2003. In January 2004, Left Field Enterprises, LLC was formed, and the Left Field team began working on their first collection sports inflatables.