Stadium Reviews

Allie P. Reynolds Stadium has been the home of Oklahoma State University baseball since it opened in April 4, 1981.

Swanson Stadium has everything one needs to be a great stadium. The bones are there, now it just is up to the meat of the stadium to improve

Crutcher Scott Field seats 4,000 fans and spectators and with the renovations, has become one of the best baseball facilities in the state.

Mastodon Field is the very humble home of the baseball team for IPFW (Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne).

Bannerwood is nicely situated in a cozy Bellevue neighborhood with a comfortable, quiet feel to it.

The ballpark is humble, doesn’t have concessions, but won’t cost you thing since admission is free.

Playing out of Alfred A. McKethan Stadium at Perry Field, the Gators are a top draw during the Gainesville spring.

Jackie Robinson Stadium opened in 1981 thanks to a private gift from Hoyt Pardee, a former classmate of Jackie Robinson.

The Pat provides a comfortable environment with the classic elements that provide a great neighborhood ballpark atmosphere.

f you love baseball, then a trip to Robert J. Bobb Stadium at Hyames Field should certainly be part of the to do list for the state of MI.

The University of Texas-Arlington Mavericks are a wonderful part of the Dallas Fort Worth college baseball scene.

A game at Peccole Park is a fairly typical college baseball experience, quainter and much less bombastic than its football or basketball.

Northwestern University unveiled a renovated Rocky Miller Park for the 2016 season as surely one of the top ballparks in the Big Ten.

If you happen to be in Pueblo, CO in the Feb – May time frame, take the opportunity to see a ballgame at Rawlings Field.

Originally known as CSM Baseball Field, the field was built in 1937 as part of PWA (Public Works Administration) after the Great Depression.

Up until 1995, the Durham Athletic Park was one of the best parks in the minor leagues. It has since been replaced by the newer DBAP.

The Racer baseball program has been in existence since 1924, and has played over .500 baseball within that span.

The Governor’s ‘mansion’ for the baseball program is Raymond C. Hand Park. Built in 1970, it was originally named Governors Park.

A visit to a Bulldogs game will not take a bite out of your wallet. Both parking and admission to the game are free.

Named after the legendary Trojan skipper Rod Dedeaux, Dedeaux Field opened its gates in 1974 in grand fashion.