Stadium Reviews

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GCS Ballpark is the home of the Gateway Grizzlies of the Frontier League The ballpark is in Sauget, Illinois, where the population is 156.

the DC Grays play in a beautiful stadium; a chance to watch a baseball game for free on a summer night is an opportunity not to be passed up

Prasco Park is one of the best-kept secrets in baseball. When you can allow fans into the facility for free and then offer free food and dri

The Navy Midshipmen compete in the Patriot League. They play their home games at Terwilliger Brothers field at Max Bishop Stadium.

Over the years, Baltimore's Memorial Stadium came to be known as “The Old Gray Lady.” Memorial Stadium was demolished in March 2001.

The Ballpark of the Palm Beaches is between I-95 and the Florida Turnpike, making it very easy to reach via these main thoroughfares.

The Houston Astros moved into The Ballpark of the Palm Beaches in 2017. They share the stadium and the training complex with the Nationals,

Some stadiums do still allow food and drink to be brought into the stadium, but there may be some restrictions that vary between each park.

The UCF Knights compete in the American Conference. They play their home games at John Euliano Park in Orlando, FL.

A baseball stadium named Admiral Mason Park once sat at the site of Veterans Memorial Park in Pensacola, FL.

In 1911 Maxent Park (later renamed Legion Field in 1927) opened west of downtown on the corner of G Street and Gregory Street.

The Lexington Colts were a footnote in the history of professional baseball, but they had quite an intriguing season.

Metropolitan Stadium, often referred to as “the Met,” was built in suburban Bloomington, MN, just outside of the twin cities.

Old Phoenix Municipal Stadium, Phoenix, AZ opened in 1936 and sat near the corner of South Central Ave. and Mohave St.

Desert Sun Stadium, in Yuma, AZ, the 1970-1993 training facility for the San Diego Padres, was the envy of visiting players at the time.

Keegan Field served the 1969 expansion team San Diego Padres for their first spring training season.

Messer Street Grounds featured some strange dimensions, with a left field distance of 281 ft and a right field depth of an astounding 431 ft

Yuma Municipal Stadium, Yuma, AZ The stadium, also known as Panther Field, stood for more than 20 years on the corner of 16th St and 2nd Ave.

Kinsley Park was an athletic field located in Providence, RI, on the shores of the Woonasquatucket River.