Stadium Reviews

Located on the beautiful campus of the University of Washington, Husky Ballpark is home to the Washington Husky baseball team.

There is a lot of pride in the Tomlinson Stadium-Kell Field grandstands for the Red Wolves baseball team.

Wren Stadium gives the baseball team a solid facility amongst the picturesque campus, near the banks of the Hocking River.

Bob Warn Field at Sycamore Stadium debuted in 1978 and was renovated and transformed in 2009 to a more luxurious facility.

Dozer Park is a comfortable and fan-friendly stadium with a view of the downtown Peoria skyline.

In 1993, Northern Illinois University dedicated their baseball field to McKinzie, three years after his death at age 96.

If you should ever find yourself roaming the fertile central plains of Nassau County, consider visiting Hofstra University.

A few miles south of downtown Cincinnati, Ohio is Bill Aker Baseball Complex at Friendship Field on the campus of Northern Kentucky Universi

Western Kentucky has everything a baseball game needs with no extras.

The Memphis Tigers compete in the American Conference. They play their home games at FedEx Park.

Phoenix Municipal Stadium (known as Phoenix Muni to locals) closed its doors as the Oakland Athletics Spring Training facility in 2014.

In 2007 CofC Baseball Stadium underwent a $3,000,000 renovation, resulting in its present-day state.

The 2012 baseball season saw the Seawolves make an improbable run to the College World Series in Omaha as the lowest seeded team remaining.

Home to the UNCW Seahawks since its opening in 1957, Brooks Field has also hosted two separate minor-league baseball teams.

The East Carolina Pirates compete in the American Conference. They play their home games at Clark-LeClair Stadium in Greenville, NC.

Mazda Stadium definitely makes Hiroshima a key sports destination in Japan.

A bizarre design might be the highlight of the Osaka Dome.

Meiji Jingu Stadium is a must-see for any baseball fan visiting Tokyo.

It is still worth visiting if only for the Hall of Fame, but if you do go in the summer, I’d suggest an evening game.

Built in 1924, Hanshin Koshien Stadium is Japan’s most famous stadium because it hosts two high school baseball tournaments every year.