Stadium Reviews

Attending an Arizona Western Matadors baseball game is a no-frills event.  If you enjoy the game for the game, we recommend visiting if you live in or near Yuma or are traveling through during the springtime.

Apache fans visit Bo Hall Field watch the game for the game, to support the players, and to pass the time on a warm spring afternoon.

Going to Peoria for the day to take in some San Diego Padres spring training is just a great experience. 

The background of Papago Park sets the overall ambience of visiting Phoenix Muni.  It is a truly unique setting for college baseball.

Beginning operation in the fall of 2024, the Valley Suns are the newest member of the G League, an NBA developmental league. 

Camelback Ranch is the prettiest Fall League stadium in the West Valley.

Attending a Javelinas baseball game at Peoria Sports Complex is a marvelous experience, especially for a baseball purist.  

Arizona State’s tailgate scene is impressive and stretches for several blocks around Mountain America Stadium.

Surprise Stadium is an attractive stadium and all staff members are quite pleasant. Fans attending Sah-WAR-ohs games here enjoy their time.

Arizona State University (ASU) Sun Devils volleyball began play in 1973.  The team has made 20 NCAA appearances, the last in 2023. 

Attending a Mercury WNBA game is an enjoyable afternoon/evening out. Come check out some hoops at the Footprint Center in downtown Phoenix.

Chase Field provides pleasurable game day enjoyment and it is easy to reach and traverse.

If you like baseball for baseball and can manage the heat, watching an ACL Athletics game is a worthwhile few hours out.

Upgrades and renovations often make a remarkable impact on a sports venue and this is certainly true of GCU Ballpark in Phoenix, AZ.

If you enjoy the game for the game, watching a Cougars game at SMCC Baseball Field is a perfect spring afternoon out just south of Phoenix.

For what it is, Mullett offers a charming setting for fans who can get close to the action and see and hear everything up close.

Martin “Pug” Marich Field, located in Midtown Phoenix, is a decent place to enjoy a Phoenix College Bears baseball game.

If you’re looking for a few hours of unpretentious baseball, take a scenic drive to Arizona’s Gila Valley to watch the Gila Monsters.

If you want to escape the cold weather for the warm embrace and hope of a new baseball season, Sloan Park is a must see ballpark.

Pack some water, sunscreen, and a snack, and head to Scottsdale CC Baseball Field for a fabulous mountain view and Artichokes baseball.