If the A’s were to move to Vegas, I’d want their park to look exactly like this. This is defiantly an improved version of Globe Life Field, especially with the giant glass wall making the outside more viewable than GLF. Incredibly impressive.
100% agree with you bro we gotta get retractable roof stadiums for all 30 MLB TEAMS so there won’t be any more rain delays and postponements and no more makeup dates no more tarp crew and anymore of that stuff and for the all the NFL TEAMS there won’t be anymore Lighting Delays we gotta get the games played on time we gotta get this goal eventually done it might be a lot of hard work but it will eventually pay off!!!!!!!!!
The dome thing is because owners/cities want the ability to use the stadium year round for other events. If you look, once training camps start, teams are leery of, particularly grass fields, putting on concerts and things like that. Now it is about getting more than 10 events a year for the NFL and maybe 2 more other events. If you have a dome, as you said, opens up to other things like NCAA championships or tournament locations in addition to being available for more larger events like concerts.
This is what Globe Life should have been. Globe Life's interior is alright, but the exterior is just hideous. It looks like someone built a baseball field in a giant barn.
When you talk about softness, I think what’s really happening is that the blue collar fans are being priced out of the sports experience. It doesn’t surprise me that upper middle class/rich people who can afford to go to games want comfort.
It literally reminds me of a cabin in the woods. Works perfectly with the climate up there. You ask me they should be playing the WBC at this stadium instead of the Tokyo Dome
Well, comparable to a _modern_ MLB stadium. A lot of the newer Japanese stadiums prior to this one were comparable to the state of the art of the 70s in the US. The Egg Dome was essentially like the HHH Metrodome.
Santiago Bernabeu, the home of Real Madrid, was built in 1947. Real Madrid are in the final stages of adding a retractable roof and a retractable field to the stadium. When completed, it will look as modern as any stadium in existence. The entire cost of that project is still less than if they were to construct an entirely new stadium with similar features. Pro American/Canadian teams may want to take notes on that project. It's a more efficient way to "construct a new stadium." As for the Hokkaido stadium, much of Hokkaido's climate is similar to the climate in Western New York. It snows *a lot* over there. The roof was specifically designed with that in mind.
I thought of the Bernabéu when he started talking about the Brown’s stadium. But Real Madrid did have the benefit of playing at their training facility during the pandemic when fans weren’t permitted to allow for construction. The Browns might have to play a season or two in Columbus to allow for some of the upgrades.
The US has done it before successfully. Look at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami. Since it no longer had to host both baseball and football, it became a football exclusive venue
@@shoukatsukai The Hard Rock Stadium project added a roof to cover the spectators and replaced the seating among other things. The Santiago Bernabeu project installs a *retractable* roof, a new system that can convert from a grass field to a concrete surface and vice-versa and an extensive lighting system that can help maintain the grass field while it's under the concrete surface. Hard Rock Stadium's renovation was pretty good, but Santiago Berneabeu's renovation will be outstanding.
I am a fan of baseball stadiums and this year's stadiums are exciting, Estadio La Rinconada in Venezuela, ES CON Field Hokkaido in Japan and Taipei Dome in Taiwan. they are all very good stadiums.
I'm not a fan of the bullpens being right down the line outside the left/right field walls. This means the only home runs fans catch are ones hit to the alley, or if someone really gets around a one and hits it to the upper deck.
I’m a bit sad that Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters have moved out of the Sapporo Dome because that was a baseball/football multipurpose stadium that actually worked for both sports.
I honestly think this is a gorgeous park, and almost wish this was what Texas got instead of what they actually got, besides the weird bit behind home plate.
U mentioned that a browns new stadium would get 2-3 Super Bowls in a 30-45 year period, no way they get more then 1 - it’s always 1 for the cold weather rust belt cities that fork out mega bucks so private industry can make more money
This is absolutely amazing and so well done and TBH every MLB AND NFL team should go for nearly 100% retractable roof stadiums i wish that my Miami Dolphins had a stadium just like this TBH not BS Hard Rock Stadium and I have no idea why the Atlanta Braves built a stadium with no retractable roof 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️ and if the Yankees Red Sox Cubs and Dodgers ever get new stadiums they 6:43 MUST be Retractable Roofs IMO I agree with you I hate dome stadiums with retractable stadiums you can open the roofs for great weather and close it for bad weather simple as that all 30 MLB AND 32 NFL TEAMS MUST HAVE RETRACTABLE ROOF STADIUMS! No domes!!!!!!
Small budget / small market MLB teams SHOULD be building "pitchers' parks". Good starting pitching is hard to find and keep. Having a launching pad, like Great American Ballpark, just kills your pitching development and scares off any decent free agent pitching. Make it a huge field and help your pitchers out. The A's, Rays, Pirates, Reds, etc. should have big outfields with a ton of foul territory. You won't make your power hitters happy, but they cost big money, too. Go "small ball" and find some success on the cheap.
Nice to see a forward/ unconventional approach to a baseball stadium. There have been some real clunkers in the States, it's time some of these stadiums evolve technology and create a greater variety of fan experiences at the park.
Speaking on the browns fans: it's not fair to blame that all on the softness of society. The franchise is a loser, it's not worth it anymore. They have extremely loyal fans who will still support no matter what, but it's better to do it from home after such a long drought.
Keep in mind as well, Globe Life Field gets bashed for its exterior a lot. The exterior of Globe Life Field isn't much to write home about. I really feel like Globe Life Field was the guinea pig for EsCon Field's design. While yes, the interior of Globe Life Field has also been characterized as "generic", it does have very abstract reminders of its predecessor. EsCon Field has tons of character. I wished HKS would've given this design to the Rangers. Rangers fans would've loved it!
If I win the lottery I’m buying an apartment here and watch ball all summer and snowboard the best snow on earth all winter. Looks so modern! If the stands are too close to home plate I will take that chance!
I've been to over half the NFL stadiums, and have been to first energy dozens of times, I literally do not see anything wrong w it besides the roof thing, which I like the open air. If the browns stadium is so bad then Heinz must be awful then, because we have like the same thing but honestly worse, but none of us need a new stadium
I loved globe life when i went i dont get the fuss. The upper decks were so overhang there isnt really a bad seat in the park. 3rd deck at coors feels wayyyy farther away than globe life.
All Ballparks will soon have Theme Psrks, Shopping Malls. Bar/Restaurant districts, Hotels. Condos and Apartments all within a 2-3 mile vicinity. The NFL will do likewise with retracable roofs to ensure a Super Bowl. To acquire enough land a move to the Suburbs or a Sunbelt City is imminent . Wrigley & Fenway will soon meet the Wrecking Ball. It's not about the Game it's about the experience oh and profit.
The NFL had no right to take away the Baltimore Ravens history as the original Cleveland Browns. Just like the NBA had no right to take away the New Orleans Pelicans history as the original Charlotte Hornets.
Typical double standard when it comes to American sports. There's constantring about anything remotely indoorsin baseball and football. If a design is anything they strays from Camden,the design is whined about. No different than the threads oohing and a thing about soccer stadiums,then running about the NFL putting on any type of cover.
If the A’s were to move to Vegas, I’d want their park to look exactly like this. This is defiantly an improved version of Globe Life Field, especially with the giant glass wall making the outside more viewable than GLF. Incredibly impressive.
Yup. With the Strip in the backdrop behind the glass.
A’s fans neeed to remember cincinnati played the 1st night game and you can’t afford police double overtime if the games over 3hrs
There is no way those windows in center would work in Vegas. It would turn that place into an oven with the sun beating through them.
The A's should just move to Japan 🤣
100% agree with you bro we gotta get retractable roof stadiums for all 30 MLB TEAMS so there won’t be any more rain delays and postponements and no more makeup dates no more tarp crew and anymore of that stuff and for the all the NFL TEAMS there won’t be anymore Lighting Delays we gotta get the games played on time we gotta get this goal eventually done it might be a lot of hard work but it will eventually pay off!!!!!!!!!
The dome thing is because owners/cities want the ability to use the stadium year round for other events. If you look, once training camps start, teams are leery of, particularly grass fields, putting on concerts and things like that. Now it is about getting more than 10 events a year for the NFL and maybe 2 more other events. If you have a dome, as you said, opens up to other things like NCAA championships or tournament locations in addition to being available for more larger events like concerts.
This is what Globe Life should have been. Globe Life's interior is alright, but the exterior is just hideous. It looks like someone built a baseball field in a giant barn.
I like how this video went from being about the fighters new stadium to the Cleveland Browns and their stadium needs and what not 😂
Exactly
When you talk about softness, I think what’s really happening is that the blue collar fans are being priced out of the sports experience. It doesn’t surprise me that upper middle class/rich people who can afford to go to games want comfort.
You’re 100% correct. This is the market that the UFL needs to be aiming for.
It literally reminds me of a cabin in the woods. Works perfectly with the climate up there. You ask me they should be playing the WBC at this stadium instead of the Tokyo Dome
Hokkido is crap region in Japan.
@@williamerazo3921 not at all
多分、WBCではなくプレミア12で使われるのでは？
I think because the Tokyo dome is more iconic
You spent way too much time talking about the Cleveland Browns' stadium. I do like the ballpark in Japan.
Well, comparable to a _modern_ MLB stadium. A lot of the newer Japanese stadiums prior to this one were comparable to the state of the art of the 70s in the US. The Egg Dome was essentially like the HHH Metrodome.
Santiago Bernabeu, the home of Real Madrid, was built in 1947. Real Madrid are in the final stages of adding a retractable roof and a retractable field to the stadium. When completed, it will look as modern as any stadium in existence. The entire cost of that project is still less than if they were to construct an entirely new stadium with similar features. Pro American/Canadian teams may want to take notes on that project. It's a more efficient way to "construct a new stadium."
As for the Hokkaido stadium, much of Hokkaido's climate is similar to the climate in Western New York. It snows *a lot* over there. The roof was specifically designed with that in mind.
I thought of the Bernabéu when he started talking about the Brown’s stadium. But Real Madrid did have the benefit of playing at their training facility during the pandemic when fans weren’t permitted to allow for construction. The Browns might have to play a season or two in Columbus to allow for some of the upgrades.
The US has done it before successfully. Look at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami. Since it no longer had to host both baseball and football, it became a football exclusive venue
@@shoukatsukai The Hard Rock Stadium project added a roof to cover the spectators and replaced the seating among other things. The Santiago Bernabeu project installs a *retractable* roof, a new system that can convert from a grass field to a concrete surface and vice-versa and an extensive lighting system that can help maintain the grass field while it's under the concrete surface. Hard Rock Stadium's renovation was pretty good, but Santiago Berneabeu's renovation will be outstanding.
5:30 , im from cle and a steelers fan , if the browns stadium is seen as so outdated , why isn't the steelers? They're like the same thing
I am a fan of baseball stadiums and this year's stadiums are exciting, Estadio La Rinconada in Venezuela, ES CON Field Hokkaido in Japan and Taipei Dome in Taiwan.
they are all very good stadiums.
Looks like a combo of Globe life and Lucas Oil, with a sprinkle of US Bank (the outdoor glass look).
I'm not a fan of the bullpens being right down the line outside the left/right field walls. This means the only home runs fans catch are ones hit to the alley, or if someone really gets around a one and hits it to the upper deck.
The Sapporo dome was cool, this is cooler!
This is a step above MLB Ballparks IMO
What a beautiful ballpark!
Love the Stadium / Arena Content!
How long before MLB has regular season games in that stadium
I’m a bit sad that Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters have moved out of the Sapporo Dome because that was a baseball/football multipurpose stadium that actually worked for both sports.
I honestly think this is a gorgeous park, and almost wish this was what Texas got instead of what they actually got, besides the weird bit behind home plate.
looks like petco park san diego without the roof
Doesn't say if it's in Tokyo but looks like a legit home for the Tokyo Athletics.
It’s on Hokkaido in Sapporo
@@tullymox they'd love the A's too
This stadium looks absolutely bonkers and dare i say the best ballpark in the world
I actually like the browns stadium especially after renovations
Not gonna to lie but this look like a park from the super mega baseball series
This looks absolutely incredible
U mentioned that a browns new stadium would get 2-3 Super Bowls in a 30-45 year period, no way they get more then 1 - it’s always 1 for the cold weather rust belt cities that fork out mega bucks so private industry can make more money
They get 2 SB in the stadium lifetime.
this looks insanely good
0:33 Impressive. Most impressive.
Whoa...I didn't know you was an Ohioan...thats a shocker. And that you maybe a Browns fan too...things will mos def get interesting
What a beautiful stadium
Did NPB get rid the of symmetrical outfield wall rule?
The thing in left field looks like a hotel
This is absolutely amazing and so well done and TBH every MLB AND NFL team should go for nearly 100% retractable roof stadiums i wish that my Miami Dolphins had a stadium just like this TBH not BS Hard Rock Stadium and I have no idea why the Atlanta Braves built a stadium with no retractable roof 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️ and if the Yankees Red Sox Cubs and Dodgers ever get new stadiums they 6:43 MUST be Retractable Roofs IMO I agree with you I hate dome stadiums with retractable stadiums you can open the roofs for great weather and close it for bad weather simple as that all 30 MLB AND 32 NFL TEAMS MUST HAVE RETRACTABLE ROOF STADIUMS! No domes!!!!!!
I love this park!!!
I mean looks like Global Life Field on the outside.
Small budget / small market MLB teams SHOULD be building "pitchers' parks". Good starting pitching is hard to find and keep. Having a launching pad, like Great American Ballpark, just kills your pitching development and scares off any decent free agent pitching. Make it a huge field and help your pitchers out. The A's, Rays, Pirates, Reds, etc. should have big outfields with a ton of foul territory. You won't make your power hitters happy, but they cost big money, too. Go "small ball" and find some success on the cheap.
It looks similar to American Family Field, Home of Milwaukee Brewers.
設計はHKSだから、ミルウォーキーやダラスと同じです。
The 4th upper deck in the outfield is beyond stupid
Nice to see a forward/ unconventional approach to a baseball stadium. There have been some real clunkers in the States, it's time some of these stadiums evolve technology and create a greater variety of fan experiences at the park.
Speaking on the browns fans: it's not fair to blame that all on the softness of society. The franchise is a loser, it's not worth it anymore. They have extremely loyal fans who will still support no matter what, but it's better to do it from home after such a long drought.
Looks amazing and I love it!
Reminds me of Minute Maid Park combined with US Bank Stadium
Keep in mind as well, Globe Life Field gets bashed for its exterior a lot. The exterior of Globe Life Field isn't much to write home about. I really feel like Globe Life Field was the guinea pig for EsCon Field's design. While yes, the interior of Globe Life Field has also been characterized as "generic", it does have very abstract reminders of its predecessor. EsCon Field has tons of character. I wished HKS would've given this design to the Rangers. Rangers fans would've loved it!
Looks almost like the rangers ball park
設計者が同じですからね。
If I win the lottery I’m buying an apartment here and watch ball all summer and snowboard the best snow on earth all winter. Looks so modern! If the stands are too close to home plate I will take that chance!
I've been to over half the NFL stadiums, and have been to first energy dozens of times, I literally do not see anything wrong w it besides the roof thing, which I like the open air. If the browns stadium is so bad then Heinz must be awful then, because we have like the same thing but honestly worse, but none of us need a new stadium
We need a new stadium for other events. Pittsburg will be getting a new stadium if we do
it looks better than the new Rangers stadium but similar to it.
設計がHKSなのでね。ミルウォーキーやダラスと同じです。
If this was in the mlb it would be the third best ballpark behind Oracle and Wrigley
PNC Park > Wrigley Field
@@andrewalden8364 no lol. It’s so overrated and has 0 fan base
@@andrewalden8364 to generic aswell
@@andrewalden8364 L take
Oracle? 😂😂😂😂😂 There are much better MLB stadiums than Oracle.
You really don't talk to many Clevelanders, do you kiddo?
Why can they build the new stadium at the same place just take down the one they now then build the new stadium at the old stadium they have now ok
how much did the retractavle roof cost itself? cant find anythin... id guess $100m USD
People hate GL I’d that Arlington ballpark is basically new and outdoors and had character. Down south three Away stadium like underwater
I loved globe life when i went i dont get the fuss. The upper decks were so overhang there isnt really a bad seat in the park. 3rd deck at coors feels wayyyy farther away than globe life.
All Ballparks will soon have Theme Psrks, Shopping Malls. Bar/Restaurant districts, Hotels. Condos and Apartments all within a 2-3 mile vicinity. The NFL will do likewise with retracable roofs to ensure a Super Bowl. To acquire enough land a move to the Suburbs or a Sunbelt City is imminent . Wrigley & Fenway will soon meet the Wrecking Ball. It's not about the Game it's about the experience oh and profit.
I’m surprised the KC Chiefs haven’t clamored for a new stadium
Because they play in the most beautiful stadium in the NFL.
This is a much improved version of Globe Life Field. The Rangers really missed an opportunity.
Pretty cool, but I'm old school and I don't like hot tubs and aquariums and retractable roofs in a ball park.
I can see Las Vegas A's with this approach.
Yea every seat looks great
Nippon Ham Fighters home stadium
Yes, do one about the Cleveland Stadium.
I agree, people are soft these days
Gives me Chase Field vibes minus the Pool
Those RF upper deck seats lol
Football talk from 4:22 - 9:43
The NFL had no right to take away the Baltimore Ravens history as the original Cleveland Browns. Just like the NBA had no right to take away the New Orleans Pelicans history as the original Charlotte Hornets.
Weddings? LOL
This stadium is beautiful this is what Texas should have gotten lol
Hey I started to watch Baseball only last season. Can someone explain why some parks are considered to be pitcher parks and batter parks?
Stadiums can be different sizes if it's easier to get a homerun it's hitter if it's harder to score it's a pitchers park
The dimensions
I just want to know what caused him to go on a rant about the Brown's and their stadium
Public wants the new stadium. Look at Detroit with there events in the dome
Everyone shits on dome stadiums in the US but praise them in Japan
Cuz it rains a lot in Tokyo and Osaka in a whole season
Basically Arlington
what city is this new stadium in Japan?
Hokkaido
Are you the “apparently” kid all grown up? Lol
thousandth view
Typical double standard when it comes to American sports. There's constantring about anything remotely indoorsin baseball and football. If a design is anything they strays from Camden,the design is whined about. No different than the threads oohing and a thing about soccer stadiums,then running about the NFL putting on any type of cover.
Japan is the true home of baseball. No one loves the game the way they do. Not even close.
If you exclude the DR and Cuba
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