Stadium Reviews

Security Service Field (originally known as Sky Sox Stadium) is the highest professional baseball stadium in the U.S. at 6,531 feet.

Municipal Stadium in Hagerstown is a classic baseball stadium that has seen its share of history.

The park was originally named Telfer Park until the 1987 season when it was renamed after Harry C. Pohlman.

McCoy Stadium served as the home to the Pawtucket Red Sox for 50 years before the team moved to Worcester, MA.

Edward A. LeLacheur Park once served as the home of Lowell Spinners, class A short season affiliate of the Boston Red Sox.

The Rickwood Classic is played annually in late May at the world’s oldest ballpark Rickwood Field in Birmingham, Alabama

The Ballpark at Jackson is home to the Jackson Generals, the AA affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks.

On a site next to the Truckee River and just east of downtown at the corner of 2nd St and Evans Ave, AAA baseball came to Reno in 2009.

The Baby Cakes are members of the Pacific Coast League and over the years have gone to the PCL playoffs nine times.

Jim Perry Stadium is a college ballpark, the experience here is quite different than you would expect from a minor league venue.

Home field for the GreenJackets was Lake Olmstead Stadium, a city-owned facility in Lake Olmstead Park.

Mobile has a long and proud history with baseball, as five Baseball Hall of Famers were born and grew up in this Gulf Coast port city.

Referred to locally as The Nat, Scotiabank Field at Nat Bailey Stadium has been home to baseball fans in Vancouver, BC 1951.

A great place to savor a summer night. If you’re expecting a major league atmosphere, then Orem isn’t the place for you.

Cashman Field is a great place to see a minor league baseball game.