Stadium Reviews

Opened as The Epicenter in 1992 at a cost of around $20 million, the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes and the stadium have enjoyed a prosperous run.

Attending an Oakland Ballers game at Raimondi Park is an inclusive, community-oriented event, perfect for the entire family.

While Angel Stadium lacks most of the present-day amenities, its size makes sure that you’re never too far from the action.

San Diego's Westgate Park was ahead of its time; considered, a forgotten super stadium.

If you find yourself in the Bay Area, take a trip to San Rafael for an affordable, entertaining baseball game.

Visiting Martinez, CA and the Martinez Sturgeon is a delightful day trip or evening out during the summer months. 

Veteran purist baseball fans should enjoy the experience of a Vallejo Seaweed game at Wilson Park.

Chukchansi Park is a good looking stadium and offers all you would expect from minor league baseball.

The Dublin Leprechauns play their home games at Fallon Park, a premiere sports complex owned and operated by the City of Dublin, CA. 

Attending a game at Sinsheimer Stadium provides an excellent baseball experience in a community that supports it well.

The Stockton Ballpark, affectionately referred to by locals as Banner Island Ballpark, sits on what no longer is an island in Stockton, CA.

Baseball has been played in San Bernardino as far back as 1899. San Manuel Stadium, home of the 66ers, opened in 1996.

Oakland Athletics... Fifty-six years of baseball history. Soon to disappear. Who's to blame?

Going to Monterey may not bring college baseball to mind, but this should change for diehard fans of the sport.

The San Francisco Giants have a deep baseball history that dates back to their golden days in New York.

Celebrating its 20th year Petco Park continues to play a huge role in the revitalization of the local area throughout the East Village.

With Crypto.com celebrating its 25th season, the Kings have had their share of great moments.

The House that The Wizard built is the Pauley Pavilion on the campus of UCLA.

Two teenagers, likely juveniles, snuck inside the unfinished construction site of the new Clippers arena, the Intuit Dome.

The stadium looks really cool from the outside, but despite how it looks, is actually open a little to the elements.