Stadium Reviews

Baseball has long had a home on Staten Island’s waterfront, from the Metropolitans of 1880 to the Yankees and now the Ferry Hawks.

From the moment you walk through the gates at Blue Wahoos Stadium, you know you’re somewhere special.

The Cape Cod League is considered to be the premier summer collegiate baseball league in the nation. With one out of every four major leaguers today able to trace their roots to the Cape, the numbers bear out this claim. While the talent is certainly Major League, the feel at the ballparks is small town. A visit to Harwich bears this out, as you may arrive as a stranger, but you will leave as a member of the community.

When we visited Campanelli Stadium early this year, we promised to update you on how the Rox Revival was progressing. Our opinion: The Rox are putting on a great show, but the fans have been slow to respond.

The excitement at Truist Park is set even before the gates open; the Heavy Hitters drum line, Tomahawk Team spirit squad, and Home Depot Tools welcome fans with music and photo ops in a nightly pep rally.

Catching a Lansing Lugnuts game is a highlight of any visit to this capital city in the spring and summer.  The Lugnuts deliver a fun, family-friendly baseball experience at Jackson Field at an affordable price.

Lenda & Glenda Hill Stadium is a beautiful, newly built baseball facility. A large, steeply pitched roof covers nearly the entire grandstand, which features uniformly navy-blue seats.

It is hard to argue with the staying power that the London Majors have demonstrated along with the Intercounty Baseball League.  Getting to see a game at Labatt Memorial Park is a treat and those hardcore baseball travellers who want to see a piece of history should definitely take advantage of an opportunity to catch the Majors.

If you find yourself in Williamsport for the Little League World Series, do yourself a favor and check out the World of Little League Museum, a must visit for anyone who has ever played the game growing up.

Bullens Field is an anomaly in the Futures League, where the rest of the ballparks are former minor league ballparks. Still, this cozy little ballpark in western Massachusetts has become a good fit in this league, which has enjoyed a quick rise to become one of the better summer college circuits in the nation.

Check out the new Blue Moon Terrace Garden at Progressive Field—ballpark views, brews, and a fresh fan experience

Step inside Crushers Stadium, home of the Lake Erie Crushers—small-town baseball charm with a big-league fan experience

Built in the 1940s, Duffy Fairgrounds Stadium carries all the quirks of a facility designed for multiple uses.

The game day atmosphere at Tarleton Baseball Complex should be considered above average for a mid-major baseball program.

Polar Park has proven to be a very divisive ballpark over its brief history. From the relocation of the iconic PawSox to the price tag for the new facility to the unique look and design of the ballpark, Polar Park seems to have created as many critics as fans. But a closer look at the ballpark shows an incredible attention to detail and connection to community. There's no denying the impact this ballpark has had on the city of Worcester.

Explore UPMC Park in Erie—home of the SeaWolves, where ballpark traditions meet fresh upgrades in a lively downtown setting

Discover why Victory Field is a fan favorite—modern amenities, skyline views, and the heart of baseball in Indianapolis

Graves Athletic Field is a bare-bones setup, just a baseball diamond and backstop, with a small set of bleachers and a game operations shed behind home plate.

Mahaney Diamond is a rather basic facility, with three sets of aluminum bleachers encircling home plate and shaded by trees overhead.

While Angel Stadium lacks most of the present-day amenities, its size makes sure that you’re never too far from the action.