It may sound corny — pun intended — but the scene that played out Monday morning at Blair County Ballpark epitomized just how ingrained the Curve have become in this area during their first 10 seasons. The franchise brainstormed the novel idea of putting up cornstalks along the center field wall and having the players walk through them onto the field prior to the season finale against Reading. It was a takeoff from the classic movie ‘‘Field of Dreams,’’ and the Curve couldn’t have dreamed it would strike such a chord with the fans. Some of the 6,033 people on hand were moved to tears. One by one, the Curve players emerged through the corn and walked toward the concourse. Then they went up in the stands and mingled with fans for about 10 minutes, saying thank yous and goodbyes. ‘‘It was phenomenal to come out and do that,’’ Curve pitcher Derek Hankins said. ‘‘I’ll remember that for the rest of my life.’’ ‘‘It was a moving experience,’’ Curve president Chuck Greenberg said.