Stadium Reviews

The Bees were dealt a unique situation with New Britain Stadium, having a much larger and more advanced facility than most other summer collegiate baseball teams. That creates a different but relatively unspectacular experience for summer ball. The emergence of Dunkin Park in nearby Hartford has taken professional baseball and maybe some general interest in baseball away from New Britain. With all that being said, New Britain Stadium is still a very affordable and easy night

Creating a summer college team to replace a beloved professional baseball team does not always go as planned, but if the first week of the 2026 Futures League season is any indication, the Future is indeed bright in Lowell. No need to put a positive spin on it.

The historic wooden grandstand at Wahconah Park, which has been condemned as unsafe since 2022, is scheduled for demolition in 2026.

Bullens Field is an anomaly in the Futures League, where the rest of the ballparks are former minor league ballparks. Still, this cozy little ballpark in western Massachusetts has become a good fit in this league, which has enjoyed a quick rise to become one of the better summer college circuits in the nation.

The Futures League announced they will be adding a seventh team to the circuit, to play in Lowell's LeLacheur Park, in 2026.

Dodd Stadium is a fine facility that is simply much too large for the needs of the Sea Unicorns.

The Bravehearts are alive and well and continue to thrive in the Heart of the Commonwealth.

Holman Stadium, in the southern New Hampshire city of Nashua, hosted the first integrated team in baseball’s modern era.

Centennial Field, while an older facility, offers many modern amenities and enough comforts to keep today’s fan happy.

There is a reason teams keep coming back to Wahconah Park. It’s an old-time facility with just enough modern amenities to keep fans happy.

The Wachusett Dirt Dawgs play their home games at Doyle Field, the most utilized public park in the city of Leominster.