Stadium Reviews

The Kenosha Kingfish have regenerated life back into the old ballpark. This is definitely a place one should visit.

In 2015, Wade Stadium was rechristened with a new artificial surface, lights, scoreboard, and much-needed care to the brick walls.

The Big Train have certainly succeeded in creating a top-notch community baseball experience in Bethesda.

Luther Williams Field is the second oldest minor league stadium in the country.

Although Covington may not have the fanciest stadium in the Valley League, it has a strong and loyal fan base. It's hard to argue with watch

On a summer night in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Southwest Virginia, a Pulaski River Turtles game is definitely an experience worth checking

Frank Mann Field is home to the Alexandria Aces of the Cal Ripken Collegiate Baseball League

In 2024, the Grays moved out of the District to the baseball field at Prince George's Community College (PGCC for short) in Largo, Maryland.

The Baltimore Chop team has played in the league for many years. They are named for the "Baltimore chop, " a chopper that takes a high bounc

Jason Moragas tracks new identities for baseball teams on his Twitter page and is the ideal person to critique a few of the new changes.

After a year hiatus, the Bison Baseball Club is back. They will play an abbreviated schedule and will be owned by the Oahe Zap of the ILB.

Six summer collegiate ball clubs have merged to form the Pacific Empire League for 2024.

This past November a myriad of baseball teams released fresh new looks. Who had the best, let's find out in the best new logos for Logovembe

Royal Oak Leprechauns join the Northwoods League after 3 seasons in the Great Lakes League.

Capital City Stadium sits abandoned in Columbus, SC. It has gone through 3 failed redevelopment plans and still sits vacant in town.

Mitchell Field is a lovely place to take in a ball game. Nice atmosphere, comfortable, and welcoming, this is a park well worth visiting.

The Griffith Generals made the move from Joliet in 2023 and have found a home in The Region.

The Indiana Panthers are members of the Northern League and call the ballpark at Highland High School home during the summer.

The Valley League is small town baseball at its finest, and the Culpeper Cavaliers are no exception. This is a new team that is still trying

They have been playing baseball on the site of Capaha Field since 1894, but the ballpark has changed since the Cape Catfish arrived in 2019.