Stadium Reviews

It is hard to argue with the staying power that the London Majors have demonstrated along with the Intercounty Baseball League.  Getting to see a game at Labatt Memorial Park is a treat and those hardcore baseball travellers who want to see a piece of history should definitely take advantage of an opportunity to catch the Majors.

The Welland Jackfish have taken a different approach to baseball in the IBL and have been rewarded at the turnstile. 

Like the rest of the RCBL, a Broadway Bruins game is small town baseball at its finest, an experience for the whole community to enjoy.

Town ball is alive and well in Rockingham County, Virginia, and the Elkton Blue Sox are no exception. Although the team was on hiatus, they

Buck Bowman Park is small town baseball at its finest. The spirit of baseball is alive and well here in Clover Hill, at a ballpark steeped i

The Toronto Maple Leafs are a community team that does not sell tickets; it's free for fans to walk up and stay for a while.

The Guelph Royals have filled the void in Wellington County for summer baseball.

Named after a local radio announcer, Arnold Anderson Stadium is part of Cockshutt Park, a grouping of softball and baseball fields.

An expansion team in 2001, the Baycats stormed the IBL and dominated, winning six championships in a row from 2014 to 2019.

The Kitchener Panthers are one of the founding franchises in the Intercounty Baseball League, which services Southern Ontario.

Prasco Park is one of the best-kept secrets in baseball. When you can allow fans into the facility for free and then offer free food and dri

Attending a game at Joannes Stadium to watch a Wisconsin State League game is an interesting experience. The games are miles away from what

Small towns like Tappahannock should embrace a team such as this. It would be nice to see local businesses support and promote the team; and

A great looking ballpark that is not far off that beaten path when visiting other baseball stadiums in nearby Allentown or Reading, Pennsylv

Originally known as Salem Memorial Ballpark, the ballpark debuted in 1932 and offers a seating capacity of 5,000. It served home to numerous

Tiger Park is a little facility possessing all of the elements of an iconic town ballpark. If in attendance, take some time to breathe in t

The Mini Met is considered one of Minnesota’s premier amateur town ball parks and rightfully so; its history, design, and aesthetics create

John Burch Field is among the most curious ballparks in Minnesota and is worth a visit if you happen to be nearby in Miesville, Rochester, o

I will not be the one who disagrees with anyone who calls Athletic Park “one of the jewels of town ballparks in Minnesota.” It is a classic

When I first traveled to Minnesota two years ago to visit town ballparks, Miesville always came up with my discussions with fans at the othe