Stadium Reviews

Wrigley Field vendor extraordinaire Jonah Fialkow sat down with Stadium Journey's Jon Hart to discuss the ins and outs of the biz.

The Santa Clara University Broncos have played at Stephen Schott Stadium since it opened in 2005 at a construction cost of $8.6 million.

William R. Bowdoin Field is a straightforward and modest facility, with a single set of aluminum bleachers spanning from dugout to dugout.

Cole Field has a simple, open design. Aluminum bleachers extend from just short of each dugout, with the central section covered and featuring backrests.

Kauffman Stadium manages to be an attractive venue for a baseball game featuring an array of fountains and an interactive outfield experience.

The London Majors pulled off a prank so good that fans demanded merchandise from the club.

Apache fans visit Bo Hall Field watch the game for the game, to support the players, and to pass the time on a warm spring afternoon.

Despite Merrimack’s reluctance to acknowledge their home field, the baseball field at Greater Lawrence Technical School is a solid facility.

Hermance Stadium’s stonework and iron gates feel every bit its nearly 100-year-old self; its design is reminiscent of a European castle.

Coach Maestri is the namesake of beautiful Maestri Field at Privateer Park, which opened in 1977.

Stadium Journey takes a look at some of the more, let's call them unique items fans will find at the ballpark this summer.

The Owls have successfully managed the growth cycle from a NAIA school, through Division II and are now at the Division I level.

Located on the campus of the University of Maryland, Bob “Turtle” Smith Stadium has been home to the Terrapins’ baseball team since 1952.

If you opened up to page 10 of the sports section of The Kokomo Tribune on Wednesday, May 6, 1931, you would have read the following...

The Paris Pirates haven't played in over 90 years, but there was hope for the Class C club in the West Dixie League in 1934.

For over three decades the Choctaws have called the beautiful Dickins-Scoper Stadium at Frierson Field their home.

Ballpark travelers who last visited LeLacheur Park during the days of the Spinners will be saddened by the condition of the ballpark today.

Going to Peoria for the day to take in some San Diego Padres spring training is just a great experience. 

Trustmark Park opened in 2005 and served as the home of MILB’s Mississippi Braves from 2005 thru 2024.

Tunies were hot dogs made out of tuna but did not tasty. They were sold at San Diego Padres home games but left an interesting history.