Stadium Reviews

The franchise that is now the Dash began play in the Carolina League in 1945. The name Dash refers to the city of Winston-Salem’s nickname.

Bruce Springsteen once said “Down the Shore Everything’s Alright,” and the same can be said about visiting a Jersey Shore Blue Claw game.

The Lexington Colts were a footnote in the history of professional baseball, but they had quite an intriguing season.

The cancellation of the 2020 Minor League Baseball season means the end of the Pawtucket Red Sox. Here's what McCoy Stadium meant to one fan

In 1964 the Chicago White Sox introduced baby blue road jerseys that would help inspire other clubs in the future.

The idea of a baseball team playing in a beach city in Florida seems about as idyllic as one can imagine.

The Modesto Nuts at John Thurman Field provide a traditional minor league baseball experience and one families should take advantage.

The Visalia Rawhide are the Single-A baseball team of the Arizona Diamondbacks playing in the California League.

In a town where Major League sports rule, Richmond County Bank Ballpark provides a fun, affordable option for baseball enthusiasts.

Segra Stadium, the new $38 million home of the Fayetteville Woodpeckers, is one of three new facilities at the minor league level in 2019.

The Lancaster JetHawks are the high single-A baseball team (California League) of the Colorado Rockies.

Canal Park is a comfortable, clean and well-maintained ballpark and is definitely worth the trip based upon the food alone,

There’s no denying that the ballpark is top-of-its-class and is undoubtedly a must-visit for sports fans in the Metroplex.

Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Park has served as the home field for the Charleston RiverDogs since 1997.

The Myrtle Beach Pelicans have called TicketReturn.com Field their home since 1999 and it is an excellent minor league facility.

The Potomac Nationals called Pfitzner Stadium in Woodbridge, Virginia home ever since the team relocated from nearby Alexandria in 1984.

The Stone Crabs are one of several minor league teams in Florida.

Security Service Field (originally known as Sky Sox Stadium) is the highest professional baseball stadium in the U.S. at 6,531 feet.

Municipal Stadium in Hagerstown is a classic baseball stadium that has seen its share of history.

The park was originally named Telfer Park until the 1987 season when it was renamed after Harry C. Pohlman.