Really starting to think you are trolling. The Angels don't have an attendance problem. The stadium is old, the team has been BAD for 10 years, but the fans STILL show up. Blame ownership for not renovating and not trying to win.
Progressive Field has exposed steel beams THROUGHOUT the entire stadium, yet this guy keeps going on and on about a handful of exposed beams in the third deck of right field.
I think Toronto will do everything possible to keep the Rogers Center functioning as the Blue Jays stadium. Its worth mentioning that the location is iconic; right next to a symbol of Toronto in the CN tower
Angels Stadium is actually a great experience. I love how you can walk around the entire concourse and get to the seats. It's unique nowadays for it to be so open and unrestricted. One of my favorite ballparks, and I also disagree with them moving
The whole idea behind Target Field is that the Twins wanted to play Baseball outside. Open air, no roof, bot even retractable. They wanted real grass stains on their uniforms.
Rogers Centre "Skydome" is not going anywhere for 30 years, period. Rogers only paid 25 million dollars for it after a half billion taxpayers investment in building it in 1989. The fact Rogers has now invested 500 million into it, it's here to stay.
Seattle has never torn down a stadium without irreversible structural issues, Climate pledge hadn't held a big 4 sports game in 13 years before the Kraken showed up even though the stadium was built in 1960. Minnesota and Dallas on the other hand tend to replace stadiums at a higher rate and wouldn't be surprised if the Twins wants a roof and the Rangers ask for a new stadium as well.
My home stadium, Comerica Park will be safe. It's part of Detroit's grand vision of District Detroit, which combines entertainment, new high-rises, restaurants, as well as a casino. It's a sweet vision, but it would be better if the Pistons would play better.
I was surprised when the REAL Yankee Stadium (The House That Ruth Built) was demolished for the pretender that exists today. It's up there with the demolition of Penn Station in the 1960's to build Madison Square Garden as travesties to historic architecture. Twenty-five years ago, I considered Yankee Stadium there with Fenway Park and Wrigley Field as all-time icons. Maybe there were factors I didn't know about that made keeping up the old stadium impossible or impracticable but it was a loss to baseball nonetheless. I don't think we'll ever see a stadium that saw as many World Series (37) or titles (26) as Yankee Stadium. The new stadium has just 1 back in the year it opened (2009). You are gone but not forgotten.
Would love it if these stadiums were known by their real names rather than their sponsors.
This guy could make a video about baking a cake and still manage a “translucent roof” reference.😅
I don't think T-Mobile park is going anywhere anytime soon
If I'm not mistaken, Fenway Park is now a protected monument in Boston, so even if they don't play there anymore, it wouldn't be demolished.
Really starting to think you are trolling. The Angels don't have an attendance problem. The stadium is old, the team has been BAD for 10 years, but the fans STILL show up. Blame ownership for not renovating and not trying to win.
Progressive Field has exposed steel beams THROUGHOUT the entire stadium, yet this guy keeps going on and on about a handful of exposed beams in the third deck of right field.
I think Toronto will do everything possible to keep the Rogers Center functioning as the Blue Jays stadium. Its worth mentioning that the location is iconic; right next to a symbol of Toronto in the CN tower
T-Mobile should be in the safe category imo
Nothing wrong with the stadium in Seattle.
Angels Stadium is actually a great experience. I love how you can walk around the entire concourse and get to the seats. It's unique nowadays for it to be so open and unrestricted. One of my favorite ballparks, and I also disagree with them moving
The whole idea behind Target Field is that the Twins wanted to play Baseball outside. Open air, no roof, bot even retractable. They wanted real grass stains on their uniforms.
how do you get away with us watching the same videos you've got a talent man
Fenway and Wirgley are two stadiums that when it's time to move to new stadiums they should both be preserved as a museum at least
Rogers Centre "Skydome" is not going anywhere for 30 years, period. Rogers only paid 25 million dollars for it after a half billion taxpayers investment in building it in 1989. The fact Rogers has now invested 500 million into it, it's here to stay.
Seattle has never torn down a stadium without irreversible structural issues, Climate pledge hadn't held a big 4 sports game in 13 years before the Kraken showed up even though the stadium was built in 1960. Minnesota and Dallas on the other hand tend to replace stadiums at a higher rate and wouldn't be surprised if the Twins wants a roof and the Rangers ask for a new stadium as well.
My home stadium, Comerica Park will be safe. It's part of Detroit's grand vision of District Detroit, which combines entertainment, new high-rises, restaurants, as well as a casino. It's a sweet vision, but it would be better if the Pistons would play better.
How is Minute Maid a tweener? Guy is nucking futs
I was surprised when the REAL Yankee Stadium (The House That Ruth Built) was demolished for the pretender that exists today. It's up there with the demolition of Penn Station in the 1960's to build Madison Square Garden as travesties to historic architecture. Twenty-five years ago, I considered Yankee Stadium there with Fenway Park and Wrigley Field as all-time icons. Maybe there were factors I didn't know about that made keeping up the old stadium impossible or impracticable but it was a loss to baseball nonetheless. I don't think we'll ever see a stadium that saw as many World Series (37) or titles (26) as Yankee Stadium. The new stadium has just 1 back in the year it opened (2009). You are gone but not forgotten.
The White Sox had Comiskey Park & flushed it down the toilet for the crap stadium they’re trying to get rid of now 😓
Growing up in Boston, Fenway may be around longer than any building in the city. Def safe, no need for umpire review