Stadium Reviews

Built in 1968, Tempe Diablo Stadium is the oldest in the Cactus League.

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Just to the left of the entrance, a plaque honors Howell W. Bush, a former Golden Eagle baseball and basketball player.

Starry Baseball Field is often considered one of the best playing surfaces in the region.

Goodyear Ballpark is a solid Spring Training field with above-average affordability and food options.

The city of Pensacola has had a long love affair with the game of baseball.

Dolny Stadium has a rather open feel to it, with only a small brick press box around the top of the seating bowl.

Presley Askew Field, built in 1981, is home to the New Mexico State Aggies baseball team.

Chandler-Gilbert Coyotes are NJCAA – Arizona Community College Athletics Conference (ACCAC) members.

While Doak Field may not be as highly regarded as others in the area, it is still a great ballpark and fun experience for college baseball.

The New England Knockouts released its branding today with a series of new identities.

Jason Moragas tracks new identities for baseball teams on his Twitter page and is the ideal person to critique a few of the new changes.

St. Louis has always been known as a “baseball city.” The city was attracted to the sport very early.

Did you know that Wrigley Field was not the original name of the ballpark?

Pack your sunscreen, water, snacks, and a cushion (for your bum), and enjoy a quiet, lovely Gauchos baseball afternoon in Glendale, AZ.

The Tri-State Coal Cats released their name and logo today. The new Appy League team reflects the rich, coal-mining industry of the area.

Did you know that Angels/Anaheim Stadium is the fourth oldest ballpark in the majors?

Mirmow Field in Orangeburg, South Carolina, turns 75. The city will offer free admission with festivities to the Claflin University game.

Baseball in Blue & Gray: The National Pastime During the Civil War is a great read for history buffs and sports fans alike.

The Twin Cities (Minneapolis/St. Paul) have a rich history with baseball dating back to 1859.