Stadium Reviews

While Eastwood Field may not stand out from its peer facilities in any way besides its location in a mall, the staff here have adapted to the Scrappers’ new reality with a fun game day experience, and local baseball fans have continued to show up, despite what could be seen as a demotion to summer college ball.

Nationwide Arena is one of the better places to watch an NHL game when you factor in ticket prices, location, sight lines, and menu options.

The success that the Dayton Dragons have enjoyed at the turnstile is unprecedented.

The atmosphere at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course has declined greatly from a facility standpoint in the last few years.

Fans shouldn' sleep on Buckeye hockey at the Schottenstein Center.  It’s a great experience and one college hockey fans need to consider.

Paul Brown Stadium is one of the more attractive stadiums in the NFL, as it provides wonderful views.

The Cleveland Browns are a solid NFL experience at Cleveland Browns Stadium.

The University of Dayton has been fielding a football team since 1905 – the team is named the Flyers after the Wright Brothers.

A Saturday afternoon at InfoCision Stadium with the Akron Zips is a good time. It would be an even better time if more people showed up.

Carleton Davidson Stadium became the home the of Champion City Kings of the Prospect League in 2014.

The Cincinnati Reds have grasped a hold of their history and celebrated it better and stronger than any other team in Major League Baseball.

Progressive Field has become a shining example of how to maintain a beautiful baseball stadium over the years.

Cincinnati loves their soccer and supports their club through the good times and bad times at TQL Stadium.

Cleveland State University basketball is one of the better-kept secrets of the Northeast Ohio sports scene.

The Youngstown State Penguins basketball home is the modest Beeghly Center, built in 1972.

The Akron Zips are a top notch mid-major program and their arena experience is definitely worth making a trip to see.

Opened in 1989, Fifth Third Arena brought Cincinnati Bearcat basketball back to the uptown campus for the first since 1976

Xavier's Cintas Center will begin renovations this summer to modernize the venue in time for the 2024-2025 season.

Simmons Field is not a perfect ballpark and could use a few more touches to enhance its image.

The Mud Hens name dates back to 1896 and has been used for a majority of minor league clubs in Toledo.