Stadium Reviews

Kevin Anderson Field at Bridgeforth Stadium is home to the Shenandoah Hornets baseball team and is one of the best Division III experiences

David Ruckman of David C Ruckman Creative joins us to talk about his latest rebrand of the Charlotte Knights and the design process.

The PawSox moved from their longtime home of McCoy Stadium without a chance for fans to say goodbye. That may be changing.

Here is a look at 13 clubs across numerous baseball loops that have introduced new looks for the 2023 season.

Shane Barclay from JapanBall.com joins us to talk about the ballparks of Japan, the differences between experiencing a game in North America

The home of the West Michigan Whitecaps is set to begin Phase 1 of improvements that will transform the stadium over the next few years.

Stadium Journey presents our annual ranking of the 30 Major League Baseball game day experiences.

Photos by Matt Finnigan, Stadium Journey Stadium Info FANFARE Score: 3.29 Ogren Park at Allegiance Field 700 Cregg Ln. Missoula, MT...

It radiates baseball at Hammons Field. It’s about the game; a baseball purist dream.

Copeland Park is on the Black River, which flows into the Mississippi River just north of vibrant downtown La Crosse WI.

Simmons Field is not a perfect ballpark and could use a few more touches to enhance its image.

The Rivets play their home games at the comfortable Rivets Stadium in Loves Park, IL which opened in 2006.

The Mud Hens name dates back to 1896 and has been used for a majority of minor league clubs in Toledo.

The St Cloud Rox baseball team is a member of the wood bat collegiate Northwoods League.

The developers of Wisconsin Brewing Company Park made many bold choices when they designed this multi-purpose park.

Photos by Meg Miinard, Stadium Journey Stadium Info FANFARE Score: 2.71 Clint Lightner Field 706 E Maple St Garden City, KS 67846...

The Rochester Red Wings are a cornerstone franchise in the International League. They have weathered the ups and downs of MiLB.

Ballparks like Newman Outdoor Field and cities like Fargo are the backbone of minor league baseball.

Mayo Field was built in 1951 on land donated to the city of Rochester by the Mayo Brothers, founders of the world-famous Mayo Clinic.

Do you remember the Toledo Glass Sox, probably you don't because the name only lasts for a few days before being changed, but why?