Stadium Reviews

Even before the college baseball regular season comes to an end, summer collegiate baseball leagues are already starting up.

Going to Monterey may not bring college baseball to mind, but this should change for diehard fans of the sport.

American Family Field, home of the Brewers—fan-friendly features, retractable roof, and unforgettable game-day vibes

The Kenosha Kingfish have regenerated life back into the old ballpark. This is definitely a place one should visit.

The Corndogs management has the right ideas for their ballclub and looks to add a few new features in the future.

You can’t go wrong with the prices or the people at Oil City Stadium.

The Boomers are keeping up their winning ways and are always upgrading the fan experience. Wintrust Field is worth checking out.

Over the summer, Montgomery Blair Stadium plays host to the Silver Spring-Takoma Thunderbolts of the Cal Ripken Collegiate Baseball League.

U.S. Steel Yard is a really nice ballpark and one of my favorites because it plays big (lots of triples).

The T-Bolts have a niche market on the southside attracting a majority of its fan base from the local area.

The Joliet Slammers name refers to the prisons of Joliet and Will County (Joliet Correctional Center & Statesville Correctional Center).

Wellspan Park represents the York community perfectly. It is not a flashy place but has plenty of features to keep fans interested.

When you think of baseball, Costa Rica does not come to mind. How does its largest ballpark rank with the best of them?

In 2015, Wade Stadium was rechristened with a new artificial surface, lights, scoreboard, and much-needed care to the brick walls.

The Big Train have certainly succeeded in creating a top-notch community baseball experience in Bethesda.

Once the Trash Pandas took the field their popularity soared, much like a rocket from the nearby U.S. Space and Rocket Center.

Although Covington may not have the fanciest stadium in the Valley League, it has a strong and loyal fan base. It's hard to argue with watch

The Astros and Minute Maid Park continue to find ways to make game days feel like big-time events each season.

This week the gang is joined by ballpark chaser extraordinaire Joe Robertson, who has visited over 750 ballparks.

Professional baseball returned to Birmingham’s Rickwood Field in 2024 as part of Major League Baseball’s Tribute to the Negro Leagues.