Stadium Reviews

Henry Aaron Field is the home of the UW-Milwaukee Panthers.

The Cornell Big Red baseball team is part of the Ivy League and plays at David F. Hoy Field.

Locals, students, alums, and all involved with the baseball program at Long Beach State affectionately refer to themselves as Dirtbags.

The Binghamton Bearcats play their home games at the Bearcats Baseball Complex. They compete in the America East Conference.

NJIT is a college team playing in a former minor league ballpark. No matter how well the team does, the stadium will always look empty.

Robertson Field at Satow Stadium is home to the Columbia Lions baseball team.

Curtis Granderson Stadium, home of the University of Illinois at Chicago, has a unique view beyond its outfield walls.

The University of Miami Hurricanes compete in the Atlantic Coast Conference. They play their home games at Alex Rodriquez Park.

The stadium’s waterfront location makes the stadium an idyllic location to catch a ballgame on a warm summer night.

California is loaded with both major and minor league baseball teams, as well as some great college programs.

The Tulane Green Wave competes in the American Conference. They play their home games on Greer Field at Turchin Stadium in New Orleans, LA.

The fans at Hanwha are truly a delight and very, very friendly.

The fan traditions are particularly novel and enjoyable to participate in.

North Adams is one of the last spots you would expect to find a nice little ballpark like Joe Wolfe Field, but it fits in seamlessly.

If you are planning a trip to Martha’s Vineyard, a trip to Vineyard Baseball Park will not be in your plans unless you are a dedicated fan.

This is a great place to go and see baseball.

There is a reason teams keep coming back to Wahconah Park. It’s an old-time facility with just enough modern amenities to keep fans happy.

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The Mystic Schooners, despite their modest four seasons in New London County, are one of the two oldest franchises in the NECBL.

Dating back to 1955, the Ems have had a storied history, much of it spent in the single-A Northwest League.