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“If they just wanted to go to a ball game for a good time, they were always welcome here. “We just always wanted to make sure they know that they were welcome to come here, and it wasn’t going to be a circus or for show all the time,” Isotopes general manager John Traub said. But they say they also want to thank Albuquerque for being the home to the shows and couldn’t think of a better opportunity to do that than with Albuquerque’s minor league baseball franchise, which they say always went out of its way to make cast and crew from both shows feel welcome and relaxed. The two stars will promote their co-owned “Dos Hombres” mezcal and host a charity silent auction at the team’s game against the Las Vegas Aviators. “It was like it was great just to watch minor league baseball.”Ĭranston and fellow “Breaking Bad” star Aaron Paul on Saturday night find their way back to Isotopes Park – home of the team that managed to find its way at least a half dozen times through the years into the on-air worlds of “Breaking Bad” and its wildly popular prequel “Better Call Saul.” “So often, I would finish work and then say, ‘Oh, the (Albuquerque Isotopes) game is still on.’ So I’d drive over from Q Studios to the park, and maybe just see a couple innings, but it was OK,” Cranston told the Journal in a recent interview. When self-professed baseball fanatic Bryan Cranston would punch the clock at the end of the day filming “Breaking Bad” in Albuquerque from 2007 through 2013, he enjoyed one thing in particular.

(Courtesy of the Albuquerque Isotopes)Įven television stars want to unwind a bit after a long day’s work. Left hand of god wiki.These are a few of the items related to the iconic “Breaking Bad” TV series that will be up for silent auction on Saturday at Isotopes Park when Albuquerque hosts Las Vegas in Triple-A baseball action.

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