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Thanks for the trip through the ball park, enjoyed that!

I am beyond impressed with this recreation.

Smelled like stale beer. Run down with multiple layers of paint over the concrete and brick walls.

Looks really clean compared to the Comiskey I remember so well.

I was born in 1959 I remember the ticket window and the banners along 3rd base bleachers. Thats all. Its funny those two things stuck with me.

League Park was also home to the Cleveland Rams of the NFL from 1936 to 1945. Thereafter the Browns used it as their practice field into the 1960's.

Why do a computer generated video? Why not go there and film it? It’s still there and has been rebuilt.

The game was already underway when my friend Newt and I arrived. An usher was informed that we were Canadians and this was our very first visit to the ballpark. Ignoring ticket stubs he escorted us to seats behind home plate which were folded down and wiped with a cloth. This kind, thoughtful man then gestured with both hands, palms up, to a life-long memory of beautiful Crosley Field. 🇨🇦

It was replaced to build the join use Riverfront Stadium, if not for the Bengals it still might be there.

I tear up wathing these videos of Comiskey. I loved that park. Thanks for sharing.

Awesome man!! I love this stuff big time

Please do Baltimore memorial stadium

makes me wonder how many windows got broken across the street

Wow, Amazing. What software are you using to recreate these gems?

Many great memories of the old ballpark. Was 19 when they moved to Riverfront, and, being 19, I was excited to see us finally have a 'major league' ballpark. Now I'm in my 70's and I miss the old place. Parking was the biggest problem at Crosley. Like most neighborhood ballparks built in the early 19th century, they fit the ballpark into the available space, and parking was not much of an issue because people came to the game on trolleys and buses most of the time. We'd park at Union Terminal a couple blocks south of the ballpark.

Wow....very cool. My Dad always talked about going there....I was young and remember Riverfront opening as a child.......

I love this . I was just 10 when they moved and in another city.. hope there are more of other ballparks

What an amazing thing you are doing allowing us who never got the privilege to see these ballparks. Thank you.

My pa brought me to a Sunday afternoon game in 1958. Stan the Man and the Cards, been a Rojos fan for life since then

I got stung by a wasp when I went to Crosley Field with my dad. That's why I'm now a Tigers fan. Not really, the Tigers were the only team televised regularly in my area.

cool

So pure

Oh man, I'm glad you're still at it. I love these.

What a classic ball park.

Amazing job! Loved it.

Oh man can you do this for Shea?

Great job

I must went back in time in amazing dream I had once. I thought I was in Great American Ballpark going through the RF area like you show here. Only to realize I went back in time and was at 1919 WS at Redland Field. In dream looked just like what you showing

This park was deceptively nice for its time.

Very cool. Well done and thank you

It would be equally fascinating to see a recreation of the three-deck version of League Park before the fire. But this is fantastic!!

Beautiful job bringing Crosley Field back to life! What a gem of a ballpark! Man, that right-field bleacher must have BAKED in the Cincy summer heat, but what a place to see a ballgame!!

I’m an expert and fanatic of ballparks of the past. Especially the jewel boxes. While I’ve found a lot of interior pics of Crosley and Ebbets, I certainly haven’t found any of League Park, or enough of Crosley to do this. Id love to know where you find them. Also, Id be ecstatic if you did Forbes Field.

This is awesome, thank you! My only suggestion would be to slowdown the text at the beginning.

I think if Crosley field was standing then it would have to acommodated.

The architect who designed Comiskey Park also designed Wrigley Field Los Angeles. I imagine the concourse underneath was very similar.

i would rather go to a game in the old park parks rather than today's stadiums...no baseball feeling at all in the modern ones...give me Forbes,Comisky,Crosley,Tigers...and any before 1970

Watching that video was a real memory jarring. I spent a ton of time there with my dad as a kid. Tons of memories to say the least.

Fantastic! I love all of these old ballparks. I did get to go to Wrigley and Tiger Stadium while they were still standing. If I could time travel, I would go back to the 30's and 40's and see all of these old ballparks. And I would go back in time and buy Apple when it was $7 a share and Walmart for $16.50 and 11 stock splits ago. Seriously, fantastic job. How long does it take you to do one of these?

This week in baseball music. Oh to take a time machine to see Old Comiskey, Ebbets Field and the Polo Grounds. This comiskey park faced the Chicago skyline but it was blocked off by the scoreboard and outfield enclosed upper decks.

This was a BLAST!!! Thank you!!

If there was a ballpark that was ever to be rebuilt, this is This one. It is possible. Atlanta & Texas have built 2 new parks after New Comiskey. & we see the success of a rebuilt / modernized Wrigley field. The White Sox can build a modernized exact replica & be the envy of all MLB. The lease the Sox have at new Comiskey is up in 2029. So why not put the plan in motion to rebuild the Baseball Palace of the World. Build a true ballpark, not a monstrosity of a stadium dressed up with the swag of false character & fake historic value that the rest of MLB has except for Fenway & Wrigley. Build a true intimate ballpark the way it should be.

So, what would it be like if Crosley Field was still standing?

Absolutely awesome!!! I hope you do Tiger Stadium next!!!

Another excellent ballpark rendition. Will we see Navin Field in the future? Just a note - the 1st night game was May 24, 1935 at Crosley Field.

This is great, not as good as still being able to be there, but pretty close, everything is as I remember it and Nancy's music makes it really feel like you are there. I miss the place a lot. I went to hundreds of games there and considered Comiskey my second home. Very well done, thanks..

Promo>SM 🎶

were the nancy faust 3 songs off her lp " nancy faust at the game" released in 1977?

You should keep doing these. I love looking at old ballparks for some reason

The Real Comiskey never looked that nice. Place was a dump.