Baseball Stadiums - Page 2

MorseMoose · 10-28-2013, 09:46 PM

Majors (in order):
Twins' Mall of America Field at the HHH Metrodome (or whatever the PS name was)
Rangers' Arlington Stadium
Yankees' Yankee Stadium (old)
Mets' Shea Stadium
Twins' Target Field
Brewers' Miller Park

Minors:
St. Paul Saints' Midway Stadium

cephasjames · 10-29-2013, 05:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MorseMoose

Majors (in order):
Twins' Mall of America Field at the HHH Metrodome (or whatever the PS name was)
Rangers' Arlington Stadium
Yankees' Yankee Stadium (old)
Mets' Shea Stadium
Twins' Target Field
Brewers' Miller Park

Minors:
St. Paul Saints' Midway Stadium

I liked the massage-giving nuns. Do they still do that?

MorseMoose · 10-29-2013, 07:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cephasjames

I liked the massage-giving nuns. Do they still do that?

I've been to a couple games and don't remember it. The Saints do random things all of the time, I wonder if that was one of those things that they did once?

ThatSeventiesGuy · 10-29-2013, 08:21 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MorseMoose

I've been to a couple games and don't remember it. The Saints do random things all of the time, I wonder if that was one of those things that they did once?

Apparently so (last paragraph):

Minnesota Nun's Heavenly Touch Builds Multimillion-Dollar Massage Empire -- re> ST. PAUL, Minn., Aug. 25 /PRNewswire/ --

cephasjames · 10-29-2013, 10:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MorseMoose

I've been to a couple games and don't remember it. The Saints do random things all of the time, I wonder if that was one of those things that they did once?

I remember it being sort of a mainstay. They had their own little section somewhere down the left field line. It was probably in the early 90s when I went there. Wouldn't surprise me if they weren't still there.

Tigers13 · 10-29-2013, 12:07 PM

I have been to 6 MLB stadiums, in order from when I first went.

Anaheim Stadium (1992)
Metrodome (1996)
Bank One Ballpark/Chase Field (1998)
Tigers Stadium (1999)
Skydome (1999)
Comerica Park (2000)

I have also been to about 7 or 8 of the Spring Training stadiums in the Phoenix area.

Hoolegan · 10-31-2013, 04:16 PM

Shea Stadium
Old Yankee Stadium
Fenway Park
Memorial Stadium (Baltimore)
Olympic Stadium
Dodger Stadium
Pro Player Stadium (now SunLife Stadium)
Rogers Centre
Great American Ballpark
US Cellular Field
AT&T Park

Spring Training
Joker Marchant Stadium (Lakeland)
Al Lopez Field (Tampa)

Minor League
Holman Stadium (Nashua, NH) - Atlantic League
Northeast Delta Dental Stadium (Manchester, NH) - Eastern League
Bleecker Stadium (Albany, NY) - Eastern League
Heritage Park (Albany, NY) - Eastern League
Old Dwyer Stadium (Batavia, NY) - NY-Penn League
NorthAmericare Park (now Coca-Cola Field) (Buffalo, NY) - International League
Frontier Field (Rochester, NY) - International League

I know I'm probably forgetting some.

Postman · 11-01-2013, 09:11 PM

Busch Stadium (spaceship version)
The Astrodome
Anaheim Stadium
Candlestick Park
Dodger Stadium
Coors Field

UKRedSox · 11-02-2013, 01:33 PM

Majors
(in no order)

Fenway Park
Camden Park
AT&T Park
Angels Stadium
Petco Park
Turner Field
Citi Field
Yankee Stadium
Wrigley Field
Miller Park
Citizens Bank Ballpark
O.co Coliseum
U.S. Cellular Field

Minor League
(in no order)

McCoy Stadium (Pawtucket)
Perdue Stadium (Delmarva Shorebirds)
Harry Grove Stadium (Frederick Keys)

Independent

Alexian Field (Schaumburg)

skalepp · 11-22-2013, 04:54 PM

I've been to four ball parks ranked from my favorite to least favorite:

Wrigley Field
Dodger Stadium
Miller Park
Chase Field

I like the old school baseball feeling at Wrigley and Dodger stadium. Not much of a fan of the newer amusement parks they are making now. Mind you I'm only 21 years old and I prefer old school

Oh and I also went to spring training in AZ to watch the Dodgers. I forget which city it is now... Goodyear?? Chandler??

I was able to get a picture with Kemp and Ethier!

D-BacksJosh · 11-22-2013, 05:20 PM

Pro:
Chase Field
Qualcomm/Jack Murphy Stadium
Petco Park
Dodger Stadium
Busch Stadium (old one)
Camden Yards
Seibu Lions Stadium

Minors/collegiate/spring training:
Tucson Electric Park (Tucson Sidewinders, Tucson Padres)
Hi Corbett Field (Tucson Toros, Arizona Wildcats, Colorado Rockies, also where they filmed parts of the movie "Major League")
Lake Elsinore Diamond (Lake Elsinore Storm)
Pfitzer Field (Potomac Nationals)
Calvin Falwell Field (Lynchburg Hillcats)
The Diamond (Richmond Flying Squirrels)
Harbor Park (Norfolk Tides)

Royals_Blues · 11-27-2013, 07:20 AM

Kaufman Stadium
Old Busch Stadium
Wrigley Field
All Sports Stadium(old okc minor league stadium)
Community America Ballpark(Minor league Stadium in KC)
Lawerence-Dumont Stadium(minor league)

Now when I travel for business and I am in other cities I like to go check out different stadiums in my free time if there isn't a game going on.

New Yankee Stadium
Old Yankee Stadium
Citzens Bank Park
New Busch Stadium
US Celluar Field.

Snarf054 · 12-16-2013, 09:53 PM

Majors

Kauffman Field

Minors

Silver Stadium (former home of the Rochester Redwings)

Never lived really close to a pro team major or minor. Minimum of 2 hours for even minor league. Just moved to Myrtle Beach in November though so I plan on taking the kids to several Pelicans games this summer

actionjackson · 12-17-2013, 12:50 PM

Major League:

1. Excruciating (Exhibition) Stadium many times.

2. Yankee Stadium (1985) - Phil Niekro (headed for 300 wins) vs Tim Lollar of the Boston Red Sox. 4-2 for the Bombers.

3. Municipal Stadium - 6,280 fans in a 75,000 seat stadium. Only thing you could hear was the crazy, dedicated drummer who Mo honoured this past year. What made it worse was the Indians (39-78) and Tom Waddell (with a CG no less) beating my Blue Jays (73-45) and Dave Stieb 5-3. Ugh. Argh.

4. Three Rivers Stadium - Rick "Big Daddy" Reuschel on the comeback trail vs Mario Soto. 3-2 Pirates. A win by the Indians and Pirates of 1985 on back to back nights in 1985. What a trip!

5. Veterans Stadium - Fernando Valenzuela vs Jerry Koosman. Sounds good right? 15-6 Dodgers. Just missed getting Mike Marshall's Grand Salami - landed two seats to the right, and my friend's dad got into the scrum, but came up empty. Koosman's career ended after that game.

6. Shea Stadium - Terry Leach vs Vida Blue of the Giants. Mets romp 7-0, Leach all the way on a 3-hit shutout, with 1 BB and 3 K. You just never know what you're gonna get when you show up at the ballpark.

7. Fenway Park - Caught a screaming line drive perhaps off the bat of Kirby Puckett in BP. Had a bruise on my palm for days. Frank Viola vs that Tim Lollar goof again. Twice in one trip? Ugh. 5-2 Twins, with Dewey Evans leading off for the Red Sox, and Wade Boggs batting second. John McNamara understood sabermetrics, despite making the biggest non-defensive replacement gaffe in history a year later.

8. SkyDome/Rogers Centre many, many times.

Minor League:

Nat Bailey Stadium in Vancouver, BC three times.

I think that's it. If I remember more, I'll edit. No, I don't have a photographic memory, just BB-Ref. What a great site.

'94 EXPOS · 12-24-2013, 12:05 AM

Exhibition Stadium (2): First ever game Jays vs the O's in a snore fest (1984 maybe). Later, a September pennant chase game against the Tigers in the bleachers. Great atmosphere--terrible stadium.

Olympic Stadium (3): My Expos! Saw them for the first time after they acquired Mark Langston (one of the rare times Les Expos loaded up for a pennant race but it was a dark day since they gave up Randy Johnson). They lost the game I went to and tanked the season. I later went twice toward the end of days in Montreal to make my peace with the fact my team would be no more. BY FAR THE WORST STADIUM IN MLB HISTORY *except for the fact the Expos played there.

Skydome (10?, 20, 30?): Like watching a baseball game in a video arcade. Not all bad though. At least when I make the drive I know there will be a game. Only seen the roof malfunction once.

Comerica (2): Great ball park, good fans and decent concessions ($)

Citizens Bank Park: Beautiful ball park. My girls and I tailgated outside the stadium (first ever baseball tailgate!). Watched some drunk season ticket holder lose his mind in the bathroom because the free hats they were giving away were not up to his standard (almost got in a scrap for laughing at him). Made lots of friends with my Jays Halladay jersey.

The Jake (Progressive Field): Best seats I have ever had at a ball game. They had some crazy seat sale for walk ups. Tribe fan for a day! I love the downtown and the stadium is still gorgeous. Almost got turned back at the border (I am Canadian) when the US border guy heard we were going to Cleveland ("no one goes to Cleveland son", I think he was joking?).

Great American: stopped in on our way back from Tennessee. Hot as hell. Then it rains in the middle of the 1st inning for a hour long rain delay. Still a great game against the Bucs. Nicest park I have been to.

Minor League:
Labatt Park (40?): Hometown of London, Ontario and it is the "oldest continually operating baseball grounds in the world". Great place to watch a game. The Tigers had a AA Eastern League team here once upon a time and numerous independent league teams have come and failed. The IBL Majors have survived it all and put on a good show.

golden009 · 12-24-2013, 12:28 PM

3 major, 1 minor.

Major:
Yankee Stadium (old)
Yankee Stadium (new)
Ballpark in Arlington

Minor:
Dell Diamond (Round Rock Express)

John Madden · 12-24-2013, 01:41 PM

Great piece on Candlestick in the NYT today.
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/12/24/sp...ef=sports&_r=0

buckeye22 · 01-01-2014, 09:57 PM

Major League:
Comerica- first major league game in 2002, before the Tigers were any good. Loved the park, but there was no atmosphere to speak of. Been back MANY times since and it has everything now. Easily my favorite park that I've been to.
Jacob's Field(even as a Tiger fan, I will NEVER call it Progressive)- too nice of a stadium to be having the attendance issues it is now. Also, got to see Ken Griffey Jr. homer here in 2009. Always will be one of my best baseball memories.
Great American Ball Park- meh. Not a terrible stadium but I feel like there's some things they messed up. I'm sure there are worse parks around the league, but it's 3rd on my list.

Minor League:
Huntington Park(Columbus)- Amazing place to see a game. Especially with the cheap seats being basically right on top of the action in left field and filled with drunk college kids.
Fifth/Third Field(Toledo)- HUGE upgrade from the old stadium in Toledo. I'll get to that later.
Memorial Stadium(Fort Wayne)- this was where I went to my first ever pro baseball game in the mid 90s. Stadium wasn't really anything to write home about. Saw guys like Torii Hunter, Jacques Jones, and Michael Cuddyer play there though, so that was cool.
Ned Skeldon(Toledo)- only went once for a Tigers-Mud Hens exhibition back in like 96. The Hens almost beat the Tigers. The best thing about this stadium was that it no longer exists. Terrible place for baseball.

This coming year I plan to AT LEAST add the new park in Fort Wayne(I hear it's amazing) and I'm thinking about a drive to Pittsburgh when the Tigers are over there. I HAVE to see PNC the way people have talked about it.

ihatenames · 01-02-2014, 02:40 PM

Wrigley
County Stadium
Nationals Park
Target Field
Metrodome
Old Comiskey (Not positive on this one. But I think I went as wee lad)
US Cellular field or whatever they call Comiskey Park these days

Minors: I don't remember most of the stadium names

Lynx Field (Ottawa Lynx)
St Paul Saints
Kane County Cougars
Rockford Expos
Beloit Brewers/Snappers
Peoria Chiefs

Independent
Schaumburg Flyers
Joliet Jackhammers

The last few years I've promised myself to go to one new stadium a year. Planning on Miller Park this year. I can't believe I haven't made it there yet.

PotatoPeeler · 01-02-2014, 06:38 PM

Major League
===
Dodger Stadium
Mile High Stadium
Coors Field
Fenway Park
Miller Park
US Sell Your Soul Field
Wrigley Field

Minor League
===
Sky Sox Stadium (Colorado Springs)

International
===
Hsinchu Chiang Kai-shek Baseball Stadium (Hsinchu, Taiwan)

10-31-2013, 04:16 PM	#27
Hoolegan Minors (Triple A) Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Witness Protection Program Posts: 235	Shea Stadium Old Yankee Stadium Fenway Park Memorial Stadium (Baltimore) Olympic Stadium Dodger Stadium Pro Player Stadium (now SunLife Stadium) Rogers Centre Great American Ballpark US Cellular Field AT&T Park Spring Training Joker Marchant Stadium (Lakeland) Al Lopez Field (Tampa) Minor League Holman Stadium (Nashua, NH) - Atlantic League Northeast Delta Dental Stadium (Manchester, NH) - Eastern League Bleecker Stadium (Albany, NY) - Eastern League Heritage Park (Albany, NY) - Eastern League Old Dwyer Stadium (Batavia, NY) - NY-Penn League NorthAmericare Park (now Coca-Cola Field) (Buffalo, NY) - International League Frontier Field (Rochester, NY) - International League I know I'm probably forgetting some. __________________ Hoolegan "I'd walk through hell in a gasoline suit to keep playing baseball." - Pete Rose

11-01-2013, 09:11 PM	#28
Postman Major Leagues Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Evergreen, CO Posts: 322	Busch Stadium (spaceship version) The Astrodome Anaheim Stadium Candlestick Park Dodger Stadium Coors Field Last edited by Postman; 11-01-2013 at 09:21 PM.

11-22-2013, 05:20 PM	#31
D-BacksJosh Banned Join Date: May 2011 Location: Arizona Posts: 875	Pro: Chase Field Qualcomm/Jack Murphy Stadium Petco Park Dodger Stadium Busch Stadium (old one) Camden Yards Seibu Lions Stadium Minors/collegiate/spring training: Tucson Electric Park (Tucson Sidewinders, Tucson Padres) Hi Corbett Field (Tucson Toros, Arizona Wildcats, Colorado Rockies, also where they filmed parts of the movie "Major League") Lake Elsinore Diamond (Lake Elsinore Storm) Pfitzer Field (Potomac Nationals) Calvin Falwell Field (Lynchburg Hillcats) The Diamond (Richmond Flying Squirrels) Harbor Park (Norfolk Tides) Last edited by D-BacksJosh; 11-22-2013 at 05:57 PM.

12-17-2013, 12:50 PM	#34
actionjackson Hall Of Famer Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Toronto, ON Posts: 6,123	Major League: 1. Excruciating (Exhibition) Stadium many times. 2. Yankee Stadium (1985) - Phil Niekro (headed for 300 wins) vs Tim Lollar of the Boston Red Sox. 4-2 for the Bombers. 3. Municipal Stadium - 6,280 fans in a 75,000 seat stadium. Only thing you could hear was the crazy, dedicated drummer who Mo honoured this past year. What made it worse was the Indians (39-78) and Tom Waddell (with a CG no less) beating my Blue Jays (73-45) and Dave Stieb 5-3. Ugh. Argh. 4. Three Rivers Stadium - Rick "Big Daddy" Reuschel on the comeback trail vs Mario Soto. 3-2 Pirates. A win by the Indians and Pirates of 1985 on back to back nights in 1985. What a trip! 5. Veterans Stadium - Fernando Valenzuela vs Jerry Koosman. Sounds good right? 15-6 Dodgers. Just missed getting Mike Marshall's Grand Salami - landed two seats to the right, and my friend's dad got into the scrum, but came up empty. Koosman's career ended after that game. 6. Shea Stadium - Terry Leach vs Vida Blue of the Giants. Mets romp 7-0, Leach all the way on a 3-hit shutout, with 1 BB and 3 K. You just never know what you're gonna get when you show up at the ballpark. 7. Fenway Park - Caught a screaming line drive perhaps off the bat of Kirby Puckett in BP. Had a bruise on my palm for days. Frank Viola vs that Tim Lollar goof again. Twice in one trip? Ugh. 5-2 Twins, with Dewey Evans leading off for the Red Sox, and Wade Boggs batting second. John McNamara understood sabermetrics, despite making the biggest non-defensive replacement gaffe in history a year later. 8. SkyDome/Rogers Centre many, many times. Minor League: Nat Bailey Stadium in Vancouver, BC three times. I think that's it. If I remember more, I'll edit. No, I don't have a photographic memory, just BB-Ref. What a great site. Last edited by actionjackson; 12-17-2013 at 06:37 PM.

01-02-2014, 02:40 PM	#39
ihatenames Hall Of Famer Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Rockford Posts: 2,535	Wrigley County Stadium Nationals Park Target Field Metrodome Old Comiskey (Not positive on this one. But I think I went as wee lad) US Cellular field or whatever they call Comiskey Park these days Minors: I don't remember most of the stadium names Lynx Field (Ottawa Lynx) St Paul Saints Kane County Cougars Rockford Expos Beloit Brewers/Snappers Peoria Chiefs Independent Schaumburg Flyers Joliet Jackhammers The last few years I've promised myself to go to one new stadium a year. Planning on Miller Park this year. I can't believe I haven't made it there yet. __________________ New Album coming soon!

10-28-2013, 09:46 PM	#21
MorseMoose Hall Of Famer Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 6,023 Blog Entries: 4 Infractions: 1/1 (1)	Majors (in order): Twins' Mall of America Field at the HHH Metrodome (or whatever the PS name was) Rangers' Arlington Stadium Yankees' Yankee Stadium (old) Mets' Shea Stadium Twins' Target Field Brewers' Miller Park Minors: St. Paul Saints' Midway Stadium

10-29-2013, 12:07 PM	#26
Tigers13 Minors (Rookie Ball) Join Date: May 2007 Location: Arizona Posts: 31	I have been to 6 MLB stadiums, in order from when I first went. Anaheim Stadium (1992) Metrodome (1996) Bank One Ballpark/Chase Field (1998) Tigers Stadium (1999) Skydome (1999) Comerica Park (2000) I have also been to about 7 or 8 of the Spring Training stadiums in the Phoenix area.

11-02-2013, 01:33 PM	#29
UKRedSox Major Leagues Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Cumbria/Isle of Wight, England Posts: 416	Majors (in no order) Fenway Park Camden Park AT&T Park Angels Stadium Petco Park Turner Field Citi Field Yankee Stadium Wrigley Field Miller Park Citizens Bank Ballpark O.co Coliseum U.S. Cellular Field Minor League (in no order) McCoy Stadium (Pawtucket) Perdue Stadium (Delmarva Shorebirds) Harry Grove Stadium (Frederick Keys) Independent Alexian Field (Schaumburg)

11-22-2013, 04:54 PM	#30
skalepp Minors (Double A) Join Date: Nov 2013 Posts: 119	I've been to four ball parks ranked from my favorite to least favorite: Wrigley Field Dodger Stadium Miller Park Chase Field I like the old school baseball feeling at Wrigley and Dodger stadium. Not much of a fan of the newer amusement parks they are making now. Mind you I'm only 21 years old and I prefer old school Oh and I also went to spring training in AZ to watch the Dodgers. I forget which city it is now... Goodyear?? Chandler?? I was able to get a picture with Kemp and Ethier!

11-27-2013, 07:20 AM	#32
Royals_Blues Minors (Rookie Ball) Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Kansas City, MO Posts: 24	Kaufman Stadium Old Busch Stadium Wrigley Field All Sports Stadium(old okc minor league stadium) Community America Ballpark(Minor league Stadium in KC) Lawerence-Dumont Stadium(minor league) Now when I travel for business and I am in other cities I like to go check out different stadiums in my free time if there isn't a game going on. New Yankee Stadium Old Yankee Stadium Citzens Bank Park New Busch Stadium US Celluar Field.

12-16-2013, 09:53 PM	#33
Snarf054 Minors (Double A) Join Date: Dec 2013 Posts: 127	Majors Kauffman Field Minors Silver Stadium (former home of the Rochester Redwings) Never lived really close to a pro team major or minor. Minimum of 2 hours for even minor league. Just moved to Myrtle Beach in November though so I plan on taking the kids to several Pelicans games this summer

12-24-2013, 12:05 AM	#35
'94 EXPOS Major Leagues Join Date: Jun 2011 Posts: 311	Exhibition Stadium (2): First ever game Jays vs the O's in a snore fest (1984 maybe). Later, a September pennant chase game against the Tigers in the bleachers. Great atmosphere--terrible stadium. Olympic Stadium (3): My Expos! Saw them for the first time after they acquired Mark Langston (one of the rare times Les Expos loaded up for a pennant race but it was a dark day since they gave up Randy Johnson). They lost the game I went to and tanked the season. I later went twice toward the end of days in Montreal to make my peace with the fact my team would be no more. BY FAR THE WORST STADIUM IN MLB HISTORY *except for the fact the Expos played there. Skydome (10?, 20, 30?): Like watching a baseball game in a video arcade. Not all bad though. At least when I make the drive I know there will be a game. Only seen the roof malfunction once. Comerica (2): Great ball park, good fans and decent concessions ($) Citizens Bank Park: Beautiful ball park. My girls and I tailgated outside the stadium (first ever baseball tailgate!). Watched some drunk season ticket holder lose his mind in the bathroom because the free hats they were giving away were not up to his standard (almost got in a scrap for laughing at him). Made lots of friends with my Jays Halladay jersey. The Jake (Progressive Field): Best seats I have ever had at a ball game. They had some crazy seat sale for walk ups. Tribe fan for a day! I love the downtown and the stadium is still gorgeous. Almost got turned back at the border (I am Canadian) when the US border guy heard we were going to Cleveland ("no one goes to Cleveland son", I think he was joking?). Great American: stopped in on our way back from Tennessee. Hot as hell. Then it rains in the middle of the 1st inning for a hour long rain delay. Still a great game against the Bucs. Nicest park I have been to. Minor League: Labatt Park (40?): Hometown of London, Ontario and it is the "oldest continually operating baseball grounds in the world". Great place to watch a game. The Tigers had a AA Eastern League team here once upon a time and numerous independent league teams have come and failed. The IBL Majors have survived it all and put on a good show.

12-24-2013, 12:28 PM	#36
golden009 Bat Boy Join Date: Aug 2013 Posts: 12	3 major, 1 minor. Major: Yankee Stadium (old) Yankee Stadium (new) Ballpark in Arlington Minor: Dell Diamond (Round Rock Express)

12-24-2013, 01:41 PM	#37
John Madden Major Leagues Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 379 Infractions: 0/1 (1)	Great piece on Candlestick in the NYT today. http://www.nytimes.com/2013/12/24/sp...ef=sports&_r=0

01-01-2014, 09:57 PM	#38
buckeye22 Major Leagues Join Date: Jan 2014 Posts: 322	Major League: Comerica- first major league game in 2002, before the Tigers were any good. Loved the park, but there was no atmosphere to speak of. Been back MANY times since and it has everything now. Easily my favorite park that I've been to. Jacob's Field(even as a Tiger fan, I will NEVER call it Progressive)- too nice of a stadium to be having the attendance issues it is now. Also, got to see Ken Griffey Jr. homer here in 2009. Always will be one of my best baseball memories. Great American Ball Park- meh. Not a terrible stadium but I feel like there's some things they messed up. I'm sure there are worse parks around the league, but it's 3rd on my list. Minor League: Huntington Park(Columbus)- Amazing place to see a game. Especially with the cheap seats being basically right on top of the action in left field and filled with drunk college kids. Fifth/Third Field(Toledo)- HUGE upgrade from the old stadium in Toledo. I'll get to that later. Memorial Stadium(Fort Wayne)- this was where I went to my first ever pro baseball game in the mid 90s. Stadium wasn't really anything to write home about. Saw guys like Torii Hunter, Jacques Jones, and Michael Cuddyer play there though, so that was cool. Ned Skeldon(Toledo)- only went once for a Tigers-Mud Hens exhibition back in like 96. The Hens almost beat the Tigers. The best thing about this stadium was that it no longer exists. Terrible place for baseball. This coming year I plan to AT LEAST add the new park in Fort Wayne(I hear it's amazing) and I'm thinking about a drive to Pittsburgh when the Tigers are over there. I HAVE to see PNC the way people have talked about it.

01-02-2014, 06:38 PM	#40
PotatoPeeler Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Rapid City, SD Posts: 3,639	Major League === Dodger Stadium Mile High Stadium Coors Field Fenway Park Miller Park US Sell Your Soul Field Wrigley Field Minor League === Sky Sox Stadium (Colorado Springs) International === Hsinchu Chiang Kai-shek Baseball Stadium (Hsinchu, Taiwan) __________________ 培傑西 I have never taken a lesson on how to talk on TV in my life. - Tim McCarver Guns have only two enemies; rust and liberals. The world is a comedy to those that think; a tragedy to those that feel. Last edited by PotatoPeeler; 01-02-2014 at 06:39 PM.