Stadium Reviews

Opened as The Epicenter in 1992 at a cost of around $20 million, the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes and the stadium have enjoyed a prosperous run.

Among facilities in the Florida State league, BayCare Ballpark stands out as possibly having the most comprehensive minor league experience.

At the beginning of the 2024 season, it was announced that the Atlanta Braves would move the double A club from Greenville to Columbus, GA.

Veterans Memorial Stadium isn’t anything fancy, but it provides everything you need to enjoy a fun baseball experience.

Whether spending one night in Midland or an extended period of time, attending a Rockhounds game should make the to-do list.

With an excellent acknowledgement of Delaware baseball and sports history, the Wilmington Blue Rocks have put together a good presentation.

FNB Field is truly a unique facility and the Harrisburg Senators put together a good experience.  Sensylvania is the place to be.

Roughly halfway between the cities of Nashville and Atlanta lies the city of Chattanooga, the fourth most populated city in Tennessee.

If you have the chance to catch a game in Binghamton ,NY, it is worth the trip.

After enduring several years of playing a “dump” in Woodbridge, the FredNats now have a beautiful, brand-new ballpark it can call home.

Chukchansi Park is a good looking stadium and offers all you would expect from minor league baseball.

Dave and Paul head south to visit a train station? Or is it a ballpark?

AutoZone Park has been selected as the Minor League Ballpark of the Year on two occasions.

The Bisons offer a solid venue for baseball and have been consistently one of the best draws in Minor League Baseball.

The Hillsboro Hops broke ground on a new $120 million stadium that will keep the club in town and open in 2026.

The Stockton Ballpark, affectionately referred to by locals as Banner Island Ballpark, sits on what no longer is an island in Stockton, CA.

Regions Field provides a great game day experience for the whole family.

FirstEnergy Stadium is truly unique: one part museum, one part ballpark and one part carnival.  Does it get better than this?

Baseball has been played in San Bernardino as far back as 1899. San Manuel Stadium, home of the 66ers, opened in 1996.

Grab a beer and join Paul and Dave as they delve deep into the Ripken experience. Is it too much Ripken? Is it not enough?