Stadium Reviews

Baseball has a long and storied history in the city of Martinsville, Virginia.

Although Shepherd Stadium is almost 75 years old, you wouldn’t know it from attending a Chili Peppers game here.

When attending a baseball game in Forest City, you can expect a small-town, laid-back atmosphere.

McKeon Park has never been mentioned as one of the best ballparks on the Cape. That could change as renovations progress.

In 2010, the summer collegiate Northwoods League expanded into the small town of Willmar, Minnesota (pronounced Will-me, not Will-marr).

Originally built in 1936, Athletic Park in Wausau, Wisconsin has been housing competitive baseball for over 80 years.

Joe Becker Stadium offers the feeling of small-town baseball at a high level for an affordable price.

If you’re ever in the Northern Shenandoah Valley, be sure to check out a Purcellville Cannons game while you are there.

Bismarck Municipal Ballpark, a stadium with over a hundred years of baseball tradition has housed various minor league teams over the years

If you’re looking for a great old-feel setting to a baseball game without too many bells and whistles, Chillicothe is it.

If you’re looking for a truly different type of venue for baseball, then set your destinations to Alton, Illinois, and Lloyd Hopkins Field.

A visit to First Bank Park to check out the Strasburg Express baseball is definitely worth a visit.

he New Loeb Stadium is everything the previous building wasn’t–modern, comfortable, and stylish.

Shuttleworth Park is baseball nostalgia at its best.

East Field is typical of minor league ballparks built in the 1980s, a bare-bones facility without a lot of amenities or charm.

Witter Field is a ballpark that has kept up with the times and while it’s 92 years old, it doesn’t feel old and run down.

Hyde Park has been part of the city for 85 years, I see no reason why it can’t be here for another 85.

The Corn Crib stadium’s name is a result of an agreement between the CornBelters and the Illinois Corn Marketing Board.

Monongalia County Ballpark finds a way to nestle itself perfectly into the iconic setting of West Virginia.

John W. Bailey Park, located on the north side of Battle Creek, Michigan, has a rather unique history.