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Stadium Reviews


Hadlock Field - Portland Sea Dogs
Minor league baseball returned to Portland, Maine in 1994 after a 44-year absence.

David Welch
Jul 28


TD Bank Ballpark - Somerset Patriots
The Eastern League pulled a bold move siting a franchise in this city. Steeped in baseball history, a track record of success hosting independent baseball, and a strong marketing connection with the New York Yankees. It all comes together with a comfortable, if not extraordinary, baseball experience here in Somerset.
Andrew Kulyk
Jul 28


Obstructed Views 059 - Werner Park - Omaha Storm Chasers
Dave and Paul head to the plains for a look at the Omaha Storm Chasers. This MiLB team used to share a venue with the College World Series, until each went their separate ways. Has this been a good move? Grab your favorite beer and take a settle in for the latest episode of Stadium Journey's Obstructed Views. ⚾🏟️

Dave Cottenie
Jul 22


Riders Field - Frisco RoughRiders
Riders Field is a beautiful “Park within a Park”, utilizing different pavilions for concessions separated by a dirt and tree-lined concourse, creating a series of interconnected spaces.
Terry McCutchen
Jul 20


Leidos Field at Ripken Stadium – Aberdeen IronBirds
The Aberdeen IronBirds moved to the Baltimore area in 2002.
Richard Smith
Jul 15


Huntington Park – Columbus Clippers
When you introduce a new design element into your ballpark and no one copies it, does that mean it’s a failure? Huntington Park has many elements that you won’t find anywhere else in the minor leagues, and while you may debate their effectiveness, there’s no denying that this is a quality minor league facility.

Paul Baker
Jul 13


Day Air Ballpark – Dayton Dragons
Even if you consider their sellout streak to be over, support for the Dragons in Dayton remains strong. Often cited as an example of a ballpark that spurred economic growth in an urban neighborhood, Day Air Park continues to be the center of activity in downtown Dayton. Recent and planned improvements will ensure the ballpark’s viability for another quarter century and beyond.

Paul Baker
Jul 12


Synovus Park – Columbus Clingstones
Synovus Park blends the charm of a historic stadium with modern amenities. The original design of the grandstand and roof remain largely untouched, preserving its nostalgic appeal.

David Welch
Jul 6


Obstructed Views 058 - Delta Dental Stadium - New Hampshire Fisher Cats
After a somewhat longer than brief hiatus Paul and Dave are back! The return of Stadium Journey's Obstructed Views heads into Red Sox Country ... for a Blue Jays Affiliate! How can they make this work? Grab a beer and join Paul and Dave for the latest episode of Stadium Journey's Obstructed Views for the New Hampshire Fisher Cats at Delta Dental Stadium.

Dave Cottenie
Jul 1


ONEOK Field – Tulsa Drillers
The Driller organization creates a gameday atmosphere that is fun and interactive. With exciting music playing when the gates open and staff members, plus Hornsby the mascot, posted near the gate to greet patrons.
Terry McCutchen
Jul 1


Sutter Health Park – Sacramento River Cats
Since opening, Sutter Health Park has been a hit with both the Sacramento and baseball communities.

David Hegler
Jun 13


Delta Dental Stadium – New Hampshire Fisher Cats
A Blue Jays farm team in the middle of Red Sox territory has to work harder to keep the fans coming, and the Fisher Cats staff do a great job filling Delta Dental Stadium year after year. While this may not be the most memorable ballpark out there, there’s plenty going on in Manchester to make a Stadium Journey to the Granite State worthwhile.

Paul Baker
Jun 11


Atrium Health Ballpark – Kannapolis Cannon Ballers
Atrium Health Ballpark is one of the finest new ballparks in Minor League Baseball. The experience at a Kannapolis Cannon Ballers game is top-notch and baseball fans in the Carolinas will definitely want to make the trip here to see a game.

Gregory Koch
Jun 9


Truist Field – Charlotte Knights
Truist Field is one of the finest fields in minor league baseball. With a 360 degree concourse, a multitude of seating areas, a fan favorite mascot, and more, a trip here is a must for any baseball fan in the Carolinas.

Gregory Koch
Jun 8


L.P. Frans Stadium – Hickory Crawdads
A Hickory Crawdads game may be small town baseball in a remote location, but it is still a worthwhile experience. L.P. Frans Stadium is gorgeous architecturally, and the Crawdads do a good job with promotions and fan engagement. It is disappointing they do not draw bigger crowds, but given its location, there may be little they can do about that.

Gregory Koch
Jun 8


First National Bank Field – Greensboro Grasshoppers
First National Bank Field is a gorgeous, modern stadium with all the amenities one might expect of a newer ballpark. The Greensboro Grasshoppers have a loyal fan base and put on an outstanding gameday experience. Baseball fans in North Carolina will definitely want to hop on down here to check out a game.

Gregory Koch
Jun 7


Covenant Health Park – Knoxville Smokies
Professional baseball has deep roots in Knoxville, dating back to 1897 with the Knoxville Indians of the Southeastern League.

David Welch
Jun 6


Fifth Third Park – Hub City Spartanburgers
Affiliated baseball has returned to Spartanburg; Hub City rejoins the South Atlantic League as the High-A affiliate of the Texas Rangers.

David Welch
Jun 3


Prince George’s Stadium – Chesapeake Baysox
Prince George’s Stadium was one of the first new ballparks to open during the ballpark craze started by Camden Yards.
Richard Smith
May 13


Southwest University Park - El Paso Chihuahuas
If you savor the social aspect of visiting minor league ball games, the El Paso Chihuahuas have you covered.

Meg Minard
Apr 22
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