CRITIQUING ALL 30 MLB STADIUMS - Secrets and Hidden Gems
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
- Is there nothing more magical than trekking to a new ball park - walking past its unique features, and then emerging from the tunnel to take a look at the beauty that is a major league baseball stadium?
Well today we’re going to skip that whole travel part for you, Critiquing EVERY MLB Stadium, Secrets and hidden gems is up.
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The real question is
Like for grass
Reply for turf
Fuck turf
if cows can't eat it, you don't play baseball on it
Grass for baseball turf for football
Lmao I’m allergic to grass but even I think grass is better.
Grass is turf. What you mean is artificial turf.
5:27 now instead of Tal's hill, there's a camera in center so the Astros can steal signs.
They had to take it out it was blocking the camera
You have earned yourself a like
Oh, that's a banger.
The Astros said the World Series trophy was just a piece of metal when the dodgers won the World Series.
@Michael Bodart *lost*
0:33 Tropicana Field - Tampa Bay Rays
1:11 Progressive Field - Cleveland Indians
1:38 Marlins Park - Miami Marlins
2:10 Fenway Park - Boston Red Sox
2:44 Kauffman Stadium - Kansas City Royals
3:05 PNC Park - Pittsburgh Pirates
3:34 Target Field - Minnesota Twins
3:56 Petco Park - San Diego Padres
4:21 Guaranteed rate Field - Chicago White Sox
4:43 SunTrust Park - Atlanta Braves
5:13 Minute Maid Park - Houston Astros
5:41 Comerica Park - Detroit Tigers
6:08 Nationals Park - Washington Nationals
6:32 Wrigley Field - Chicago Cubs
7:07 Miller Park - Milwaukee Brewers
7:40 AT&T Park - San Francisco Giants
8:08 Citi Field - New York Mets
8:37 Great American Ballpark - Cincinnati Reds
8:59 Citizens Bank Park - Philadelphia Phillies
9:20 Angel Stadium - Los Angeles Angels
9:43 Busch Stadium - St. Louis Cardinals
10:12 Oriole Park at Camden Yards - Baltimore Orioles
10:40 Coors Filed - Colorado Rockies
11:07 Rickey Henderson Field (Oakland Coliseum) - Oakland Athletics
11:36 Yankee Stadium - New York Yankees
11:55 T-Mobile Park - Seattle Mariners
12:16 Global Life Field - Texas Rangers
12:44 Chase Field - Arizona Diamondbacks
13:03 Rogers Centre - Toronto Blue Jays
13:27 Dodger Stadium - Los Angeles Dodgers
UPDATED 06/11/20
Thanks for all of the POSITIVE feedback fellas, it used to sync up before but I think the uploader/RUclips removed a chunk of the video. Not sure what happened.
Originally while I was watching this vid I figured I would jot down the times to help out the rest of the viewers like me. For the harsh critics …name-calling? Really? What are you? 5? ..you’re free to post your own times if it bothers you that much. Although I copied directly from the uploaders video I also took the updated park names into consideration, keep in mind this was not my video and it was meant for good intent.
That being said, if the video somehow changes again in the future …don’t shoot the messenger.
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Manny Acevedo thank you so much
Witty Username You’re welcome!
You're the real mvp
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Renovated Yankee stadium got rid of the columns
Wtf does he mean “Tropicana sat empty for 8 years” it sits empty til this day!
hahahahaha!
They had $2 ticket sales, and it still didn't reach 25% capacity... I went to the game with my son for $6 total... peanuts were $2 that day too.... lol
And I don't blame it for sitting the way it does its a terrible park🤣🤣 I'd love to go to one before it's gone
I'd go for a Yankee's game... Oh, damn, I forgot that half of the fans in Tampa are Yankees fans too.
I heard the Lightning played there before their current arena was built
Smoke stakes at Great American also go off for a strikeout
I miss when stadiums had actual stadium names 😕
Like Wrigley Field? Oh wait, that was named after the chewing gum, which in turn was named after the founder, William Wrigley.
@@dallasbrubaker6054 Then it was named after the Founder, not the gum you idiot...
@ 25 million , most clubs don't have a problem selling their naming rights
We all do
@@dallasbrubaker6054 or like Tiger Stadium.... which was named after the fucking team
Seating Capacity: 31,042
Location: 31,042
Playing Surface: 31,042
Team: Tampa Bay Rays
Opened: Tampa Bay Rays
- ok
Location: St. Petersburg, Florida
Openned:1990
Ron Collier thank you
You forgot
Roof Type: Fixed Dome
Roof Type: Sucks
Tropicana is trash I used to get mad about the bullpen was on the field
But there's a rumor they are moving it to down town tampa yay
As someone who goes to Dodger Stadium fairly regularly, I can confirm that the traffic is an absolute PAIN. Like exits backing up for at least a mile bad.
@Lighthouse in the Storm because it is la and they don't know how public transportation works
Laughs in Bostonian*
Because if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. Romans 10:9 ❤
Interesting tidbit - the reason the Angels play in Anaheim is because of Walt Disney. The Angels originally played at Wrigley Field (Yes there was a Wrigley Field in Los Angeles) and when they became a major league team they shared Dodger Stadium for a few years. Gene Autry wanted a stadium of his own but had a hard time finding a location. He considered Long Beach but didn’t want the fans showing up in beach attire (how times have changed!). So at the suggestion of his dear friend, Walt Disney, he settled upon Anaheim and the rest is history. In fact Gene Autry did ask Walt Disney to co-own the team with him but Walt Disney turned him down, saying he didn’t want their friendship ruined because of something like a trade they disagreed with.
Wrigley Field in LA hosted the minor league Los Angeles Angels from 1925 to 1957. When the Dodgers moved to LA, the minor league Angels moved to Spokane, Washington, and became the Spokane Indians (which still exist as a Class-A team). The Major League Angels were established a few years later as an expansion team and played their first season at Wrigley Field in LA (1961). The facility was too small and outdated to be a viable home, so they moved to Dodger Stadium until Anaheim Stadium was built.
Because if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead you will be saved. Romans 10:9 ❤
I love the fields with odd shapes, trees, poles , and hills in play. Weird stuff like that is what makes baseball more interesting to me than the other big sports.
Fenway Park. ‘Nuff said. 😎
Exactly. There is no other sport in the world that has such diversity and uniqueness.
I and a friend have done all thirty and have always found something good about each but being in Houston for the first game after the Hurricane was by far the most memorable. Not going to lie we had both had to wipe away a tear or two that day.
The jokes on PETA, because the Padres have never won a championship.😂😩
well, technically not a world championship, but have a few NL championships.
1984 and 1998 NL Champions
and we never will :D
5:12 lol so true. actually never any championships in any sport... the chargers are starting to get good though but now "bolted" back to LA.
What's odd is that you're suddenly good now.
Busch stadium does have its own village near it which is pretty unique
What? They literally copied Wrigleyville!
@@jackson5116 Apparently you've never been to Ballpark Village
Jack Son How many World Series Championships do the Cardinals have?
@@mikepanick9362 11 second most highest in the mlb
Busch has a pretty back drop with the Arch. Everything else is ugly and shity. Defiantly top 5 worst stadiums.
How ironic Coors field set the homerun record with 303 which is also the area code of Denver, illuminati confirmed 👍
Coincidental, not irony, unless you have a future in sports broadcasting
Literally ironic :)
That's iChronic
@@oldDNU There is no such thing as a coincidence. It was meant to happen the way it did that year.
"One of the biggest criticisms of the park is access, as"
*video ends*
ALSO! Nobody has E V E R hit a baseball over the scoreboard at Wrigley Field. A golf ball was hit over it once and two footballs have gone over it (one thrown, one kicked).
Thumbs up for the Urinating Tree cameo at 4:30.
Team: Tampa Bay Rays
Opened: Tampa Bay Rays
May want to fix that for a reupload.
And the location is the same as the capacity.
MIKELIN8 ...as is the playing surface
The Tampa Bay Lightning played there for a short time in the 90s until their hockey arena could be built. It's the only time I know of that hockey has been played in a dome made for baseball and football.
he said att stadium instead of park
Daniel V the Tampa Bay Storm arena football team also played there in the early to mid 90's
Even though I’m a Mets fan, Fenway Park is one heck of a ballpark.
personally I think no baseball fan can disrespect fenway even if they hate the sox. Simply because of its history in the sport. Its on my list of places to go someday.
I been and I loved it. My seat faced 90 degrees from the plate though.
the place to go if you like the color green.
cy young pitched from that mound, as did babe ruth. ty cobb slud through those base paths. ted williams and carl yastrzemski secured triple crowns from that batter's box [maybe jd martinez]. rice, foxx, boggs, ortiz, pedro, fisk, lynn, dewey, el tiante, clemens, gator, manny and every visiting big league star for 106 yrs had that same view from home plate or the mound.
You and a lot of other Mets fans showed up and seemed to be having a real fun time.
They call it America's favorite ballpark, not most convenient. :)
Actually, the Green Monster was built to stop home run balls from damaging the car dealership that was there when the stadium was originally built.
No, the green monster was built because they couldn't get any rights to take out the street directly behind the wall.
To protect homerun balls from going over, they set up a net (which is why there's a ladder on the wall, which was used to retrieve balls stuck up there).
After they added seats, they removed the net but kept the ladder.
@@randomstuff508 no it was there for what the other guy said
@@randomstuff508 it was to protect a dealership. The other guy was right
@@randomstuff508 your wrong lol
Cars weren't even invented when Fenway Park opened
Angels: Can we get a new stadium?
Anaheim: Technically your stadium has been rebuilt twice... So it is new...
Angels: Hello Tustin, Hello Long Beach...
went to my first pro game at Old Angels stadium back in 71
those mike trout and albert pujos contracts will keep that new stadium idea at bay for a while.
Camden Yards: A great baseball field for a horrible baseball team. (Still, go O’s)
probably one of the smallest stadiums in the league, I remember my 8th grade trip to DC the Nats where playing the O's so we went and saw them in Baltimore
Go O's... diehard fan
Best all around park in BB.
Its a shame they didnt mention the statues at OP@CY. Some of the greatest of the game immortalized as they were in their prime. Plus having Raven's stadium just a quick walk down Eutaw Street with the homage to the old Memorial Stadium along the way. All for a 12 dollar bargain night upper reserve seat.
There is no better place in baseball.
@@theravens52 I agree. I grew up in Baltimore going to Memorial Stadium for O's and Colts games and moved away when I was 15. I did get to go to the Yards when I visited. Still the best stadium to watch a game. Ive seen M&T from the outside but not been inside
Great video. You should critique old stadiums that are no longer used next. Either that or hockey next would be awesome
Comerica Park's flagpole used to be in fair territory before they moved the bullpens there (the original dimensions were insane) - it was a nod to Tiger Stadium whose center field flagpole was always in play.
The shade thrown at the Red Socks was great!
"John Harrington wanted to sell the team. Which he did to owners who cared about winning." LOL!
It's true though. If the Yawkeys still owned them, no way, no how would those four banners from the 21st century be up there! Why ANY Boston fan still defends them is a mystery to me.
Fact about Busch Stadium: The Gateway Arch is cut out in grass in the outfield
BlueDevil42 only good thing about that stadium
@@jordanschwarzlose9218 Ballpark Village? Look it up
@@jordanschwarzlose9218 bruh. Busch is one of the most beautiful ballparks in the country
The Elon Musk joke had me rolling 💀💀💀 do NBA arenas next
I went to the Trop one time when the Rays played the Rangers and I was literally the only person in my section. The place is a disaster
josh tf ur problem. That stadium is garbage lmao
And so are both franchises.
Dodgers always keep it old school! Dodger Stadium one of the best stadium's!
Didn’t do globelife near the credit it deserves. It is a child’s playground with all the games and activities you can play right behind center field. You can stroll all around the park and never miss a pitch while also partaking in endless sports games and competitions. Best park in all of baseball. I grew up in that stadium.
It’s cool how Minute Maid Park used to be a union station
Guaranteed Rate Field is beautiful!
And the food is to die for 😋😋😋
Critiquing stadiums: T-mobile park (safeco field): “ Garlic Fries “
you crazy...that sounded awesome!
Safeco definitely smells like garlic fries. I’m a big baseball fan, been to 22 ballparks(including a few that no longer exist)and Safeco is one of the prettier ones.
I wonder how many sports team fandoms see this video and feel pride when their field is mentioned vs how many cringe.
finally a video that tells it like it is about ancient dodger stadium, the least accessible of any major sports venue anywhere. the parking costs more than the cheapest tickets, the food is among the worst in the majors, and you get to walk up and down hills after your two hour drive through city traffic jams. no wonder locals like anaheim or even petco better.
Best MLB stadium, Joker Marchant Field at Publix Stadium, Spring Training home of the Detroit Tigers. Friendliest fans, friendliest employees, and they use golf carts to drive fans in from the parking lot for free. A shitload of parking at reasonable rates. They have a stand selling fresh strawberry shortcakes made with local berries and a disc of ice cream. Real craft beer. Lots of shaded seats on the first base side. It’s heaven.
PS The best thing that happened to the Trop was the Bolts playing hockey there back when it was still the Thunderdome. There were consistently 26,000+ fans in the stadium. Something the Rays can't even say. But, you know, Tampa (St Petersburg technically back then since that's where the sad excuse for a baseball stadium stands) isn't a hockey market. LOL
"you probably don't want to get lost in the area. Unless you're looking to score a dub"🤣
Smoke Weed everyday!!
10:20 The Liberty Bell ringing when the Phillies win and/or hit home runs is the best part of CBPark.
Ari Rockefeller yeah park not field😂😂
Gee i just don't understand why people think americans are ridiculous
1 - Fenway Park
2 - Wrigley Field
3 - PNC Park
4 - Camden Yards
5 - AT&T Park
6 - Kauffman Stadium
7 - SunTrust Park
8 - Target Field
9 - Petco
10 - Great American Ballpark
11 - Safeco Field
12 - Angels Stadium
13 - Busch Stadium
14 - Coors Field
15 - Dodger Stadium
16 - Citizen's Bank
17 - Marlins Park
18 - Progressive Field
19 - Guaranteed Rate Field
20 - Globe Life Park
21 - Citi Field
22 - Ricky Henderson Field
23 - Comerica Park
24 - Nats Stadium
25 - Minute Maid Park
26 - Miller Park
27 - Rogers Center
28 - Yankee Stadium
29 - Chase Field
30 - Tropicana
So I live in KC, but I’m a diehard yankees fan. I’ve been to Kaufman stadium at least 25 times. I’ve been to Yankee Stadium once. It’s cool, but it lacks any special thing in particular. On the other hand, Kaufman is my favorite stadium even though I’m not a huge royals fan. It’s big, it’s got a great scoreboard, the fountains look great, and it’s just overall a great environment.
Not only do we Sox fans have to deal with that horrible name... THE LOGO IS A BIG RED DOWN ARROW. Still no matter how much they hurt me they are my team always.
And TBH unless you have field level seats, being at that stadium in general blows as well. It's not particularly interesting as a venue.
"Legendary Stadium" that reeks of piss and cheap beer, filled with plastic fans and drunk frat bro's who would do slip n' slides down the urinal troughs up until a few years ago.
Agree with the terrible name (Guaranteed Rate Field, where the interest is low), but the food is awesome.
its still a legendary stadium and baseball fans should still go visit
@@workingclassrunner I've always liked that stadium, and it's newest features. I hate the name of it, which is why I still call it COMISKEY.
1:37
Playing surface: 31,042
Makes sense
Opened: Tampa bay rays
Makes sense
0:00 Introduction
0:32 Tropicana Field - Rays
1:11 Progressive Field - Indians
1:37 Loan Depot Park - Marlins
2:10 Fenway Park - Red Sox
2:43 Kauffman Stadium - Royals
3:05 PNC Park - Pirates
3:36 Target Field - Twins
3:57 Petco Park - Padres
4:21 Guaranteed Rate Field - White Sox
4:43 Sun Trust Park - Braves
5:13 Minute Maid Park - Astros
why did you stop like a third of the way thru
You can thank Disney for the Angels still being in Anaheim, they bought the team and totally redid the stadium.
Fenway field and Wrigley field are 1A and 1B. And nothing else is in the category comes close to these two. However, the best of the rest would be (in no particular order) 2. Dodger Stadium, 3. SafeCo Field, 4. Camden Yards, 5. AT&T Park (now Oracle Park).
Dodgers stadium is that largest capacity, baseball only stadium (56,000 seats). had 3 million attendance the most times and reach 3 million 19 times in last 21 seasons.
Prior to the Covid nonsense of 2020, Dodger Stadium easily had the highest yearly attendance for any sports stadium on the planet, year after year after year. It sells out or comes close on a regular basis and currently has the highest capacity of any MLB stadium, plus no other sports league anywhere on the planet plays as many games yearly as MLB.
As for access, a competing proposal for a ski lift type gondola that will take you to Union Stadium (not far as the crow/gondola flies) is actually more likely to happen than Musk's...thing, thereby connecting it to the Red and Purple Line subways, the Gold Line light rail, Metrolink commuter rail, and Amtrak medium and long distance trains.
@@Geotpf over 100 million people have attended a dodger game
@@Geotpf not a bad idea, I use the free bus from union station that drops you right in the parking lot and I don't know why more people don't just use that.
@@Geotpf it is not the highest for any on the planet bruh. Soccer is so much more popular and they’re stadiums are huge.
6:39 Thank God. That hill made it impossible to hit a home run to centre field and I hoped for years it would go away and now it's gone. I associate that hill with the Astros sucking for so many years. They finally won a World Series in the first year it was removed. Coincidence? I think not.
Actually they were planning to remove as early as the 2015-2016 offseason but they couldn’t since the Astros made the playoffs in 2015.
That inaccessibility was an old school charm, as was the quirk of a hill and a pole in play. Now, the playing field is nothing special. It was better with Tal Hill.
I always wanted to see someone hit a homer to straight away center field tho in tals hill , idk if it ever happend
Probably not so much the removal of the hill in centre field as the addition of a camera above centre field
Wait, I hear a trash can banging!
AT&T Park (now Oracle Park, formerly Pacific Bell Park, SBC Park) was built during the Barry Bonds era and probably designed for it him and his towering homeruns. I've seen him hit a few Splash Hits into McCovey Cove. Such a sight to see.
Been to only two Major League ballparks: Wrigley and apparently I was taken to Comiskey when I was a baby. I've been to three Minor League parks: Schaumburg Flyers (now defunct), Kane County Cougars, and I can't remember the third one.
As a Cubs fan I can confirm that every worker at Wrigley is super nice.
0:11 That killed him! My God that killed him! As God as my witness, he is broken in half!
😂😂😂
Jay Smith I read that in the best Jim Ross voice I could
Goodnight everybody!(JR end of RAW vc) 😭😂
@@krambone I see you are a man of culture as well
That man had a family
You got the part about the green monster wrong. It was built to keep balls from hitting cars in the parking lot across the street.
I thought it was built to keep a giant green monster from invading
Kevin R. Yeah same
I has two purposes
It was for what he said too
i thought thats what the net was for (before they put seats there)
WTF is with all the typos for Tropicana Field?
Corrections:
Capacity: 25,000 (41,000 with tarp removed)
Location: St. Petersburg, FL
Surface: Astroturf
Team: Tampa Bay Rays
Opened: 1990
Roof type: Fixed Dome
Also it didn't sit empty for 8 years. The Lightning played there from 1992-95 until Amile Arena was built.
I thought I was the only one to catch that as well.
I’ve sat behind home plate at Coors Field in Denver. There is absolutely nothing like the view of the sun going down behind the mountains, visible behind the center field bleachers. I’m actually a Tigers fan and one criticism I have of Comerica is they didn’t make the lower deck steep enough. If your a shorter person, you might not be able to see behind the person sitting in front of you.
Fenway Park’s Green Giant wasn’t built to keep people that didn’t pay from watching the game-it was built to protect the vehicles on the lot of a Used Car Lot/Dealership that used to sit directly across the street on Lansdowne Street from the frequent home runs that were hit out of the park in Left Field-this Used Car Lot was subsequently sold and is now a parking lot/garage for the city.
Man Yankee Stadium sure is beautiful went to the opener yesterday 3rd time being and I still caught goosebumps sitting down in my seat
1:39 Opened: Tampa Bay Rays lol
I'm an Oakland Athletics fan and I was just waiting for our stadium to get destroyed by your review, I'm surprised you didn't label it as the worst ballpark in mlb or something along those lines.
charlieme5150 it’s also the worst ballpark in the nfl too!
@@nahimnotreal2544 Lol! Not for long though
It would instantly improve 1000% when the A's demolish Mount Davis.
Nah, Tropicana Field wins that for its carpeted warning track alone
I saw old photos of the stadium and it used to have a beautiful view of Oakland before they put Mount Davis.
7:44 thats... the AT&T Park, the AT&T Stadium is located in Arlington Texas and its home for the Dallas Cowgirls
Fun little fact about AT&T Park (Or Oracle now I guess) is that because it’s so close to the bay a lot of seabirds live there and will begin circling the field in mass near the end of night games. The birds have sorta worked out when the games end and will swoop in for food once everyone starts leaving
True
You real slick with that Southern CT reference lmao.
No homer but Dodger Stadium is the coolest (only stadium that's carved into the geology of the neighborhood). AT&T is nice too (only good thing to say about the Giants)
jasonfire34 how about petco. Petco and at@t are probably the best. Dodgers stadoum has a terrible location tho. But parking is ez in dodgers stadium
TyliteTony Dodger Stadium parking lot is a nightmare though lol... and yeah traffic around the stadium is awful, why do you think LA fans arrive in the 3rd and leave in the 7th? 😛
jasonfire34 well yea ik traffic is terrible in LA. But look at petco park... Even worse its IN DOWNTOWN. Sooo crowded. But i love petcp park lol
TyliteTony If you take the trolley petco isn't that bad $5 and you don't have to worry about traffic or overpaying for parking from $15-$30
oX DARKRAI Xo true.
8:30 “in what is the most Mets moment ever.”
Me a few months ago: “wait, how?”
Me a few months later after watching so many Mets videos: *oh now I understand*
As a Yankees fan, the new stadium is so awful. It has none of the character, beauty, mystique, and historical significance that Babe Ruth's home had, and it feels so corporate. I wish I could've seen a game at the old one before it was demolished, and I've never met anyone who prefers the new stadium.
The Green Monster wasn't built to keep people from looking in. It was built to keep balls from going out. When it opened, there was a used car lot next door. To keep the cars on display from being damaged by homeruns, The Green Monster was built because it was thought it would be impossible for balls to be hit out of the park.
I feel like Globe life Park wasn’t given enough credit... the fireworks shooting out of the lights, the hotel behind centerfield, the adds on top, the food and the balcony is by far what makes that park so special in my heart really sad too see it go
Same, I’m gutted that they aren’t playing there anymore
0:10 Me pretending to be WWE pro wrestler Edge v.s. One of my friends in the backyard! 😆
I’m from Wisconsin and I love Miller Park!!!!
but they had to go and change the name of it 🙄
@@owenlewis4402 I know right, the old name was the best
@@tylertheimagineer6561It’s still Miller Park in my heart, and will always be so
As someone who lives in Houston I'd like to point out one glaring problem with Minute Maid Park that you missed. Since 2017 the left field wall has been covered in so many sponsorship billboards that you can barely see the train or the city skyline that made the stadium interesting and enjoyable when it first opened.
Everyone needs to go to Fenway/Wrigley at least once in their life.
Do hockey rinks please!
Walking in to a hockey rink is a experience also, the sudden change in temperature, the bright white ice, going to live hockey is the most different sport to watch live vs TV.
i mean, wouldn't that also count for nba arenas, kinda?
Prudential Center has a bar made of ice. When you put your beer down, the surface melts slightly, creating a de facto coaster
@@Emperor.Penguin. only some
Lmao, hockey rinks are boring af
I have been to both of the baseball stadiums in Chicago. I prefer Wrigley Field since I am a Cubs fan, but I can say as a baseball fan that Guaranteed Rate Field is actually pretty cool despite housing the Chicago White Sox.
Guaranteed Rate Field even has the old showers from Comiskey Park but revamped so they are more modern and they can be used to cool you off on a hot day because it's like the only part of Chicago that doesn't seem to get a lake breeze.
As a cubs fan, wrigley is better, but as a guy whose father gets a lot of front row tickets to sox games and suites from his job, my experience there is better than my experience at wrigley. So I can’t even compare them fairly-
The old Yankee Stadium was iconic..new one is nice, but looks too retro like..I love my YANKEES, but the stadium is more like a museum/mausoleum combination stadium .But I love it anyway..
Did they tear it down?
But you need to take out a second mortgage to afford tickets parking and food. 😀
One perk about the Giants Park formally AT&T Park now Oracle Park is the peep holes in the outfield and open chain link fence so people walking by can watch an inning for free without a ticket. If there is no line of people you could watch the entire game, but there is always a line, lol. It's a nod to the Polo Grounds in New York where the Giants played before they moved to San Francisco.
@Lighthouse in the Storm I wasn't old enough to see it in person but it always holds a special place in my heart for all the old games I've seen. I mean it was ugly and Willie probably would have hit 900 home runs if he didn't play there or Candlestick, but it's still special.
Im from texas so imma ranger and honestly rangers stadiums gotta be the best place to watch a ball game at, its awesome, those terrace seats are amazing
I’ve been going to “Globe Life Park” since I can remember. Construction on the new park next to it looks promising.
Wish they would have stayed with globe life park
@@660ryamaha I do too, but they want to play games in the middle of summer and its just too hot and nobody goes to the game. At least the XFL plays there and soccer can play there also, I don't think they will be tarring it down anytime soon.
Even though dodger stadium is old it’s the most beautiful and well maintained stadium in mlb
6:01 Seeing this picture made me cry as I'm an Atlanta native
The rogers center thing nearly had me falling off my chair.
For Oakland, get rid of Mount Davis (actually just dump the entire third deck) and all the seating in center field. But leave the foul territory -- every park has a quirk and that's theirs.
I’ve been to Citi Field like a year after it opened. Loved the place,
8:30 your Idea for Bernie Brewer -Sir Toke A lot ....... Is AMAZING!! lol
Tropicana field has a location of 31,042?
Two things
1.Fenway looks like Boston, was told they were going to have a MLB team,but had to have a stadium ready in time for the start of the season. So with three months to go,they just grabbed "SCRAPS" from every and any where and put something together in a crammed space. Slapped some green and red paint and called it a day!
2. Should have made due with that treat in 1999 and DUMPED this DUMP!
Why is Jeter so immortalized? I know his post-season stats were god-like and he helped win all those championships in the 90’s and 2000’s, but the man never won an MVP award, and despite many highlights he was actually an awful defender. If you don’t believe me look up his defensive stats. I do believe he deserved to be in the HOF, but not as a unanimous first-balloter. I think if he wasn’t a Yankee people would barely remember him, and definitely would have grown up seeing way less Jeter highlights and hearing his praise since his first MLB at bat.
I LOVE PNC Park! You should go there.
I live in Pgh and like riding my bike down there on fireworks night. Worked there the first season it opened because I used to go to about 20 Pirates games a year and figured I may as well get paid for it. Anyways, all the visitors I talked to said the park was beautiful and were only there to check it out, nobody cared about watching the Buccos lol.
I live in Toronto and I would love to go, so far I’ve been to Fenway, wrigley, conerica , new yankee stadium, but I want to go on a trip to pnc and progressive
It's is a lovely park
@@liamfox8118 Comerica Park* Detroit Tiger fan here...
Here’s my park rankings of the parks I’ve been to
3. Citizens Bank Park
2. Yankee Stadium
1. Camden Yards
Pnc is incredible you should go. Best park in America, an amazing view (best in b-ball), and not a single bad seat
Citi Field is a fantastic stadium, say what you want about the Mets, they sure know how to attract fans!
No Wrigley Field waooo
Go Phillies
Chase Field Pool pee comment is absolutely true
Some say it will remain until our next world series win
Never forgive
Never forget
Goldy will get you there one day
D Backs will never win anything again now that Chase Field made the switch to a synthetic field.
Seriously .. Great American Ball Park in Cincy is absolutely gorgeous!
Incorrect: The pillars/poles at the old Yankee Stadium were removed during the complete renovation in the late 70's. Also, you can still smoke at Citizens Bank Ballpark in Philadelphia. The official A to Z guide lists no smoking section. However, due to complaints, smoking is allowed at the top and bottom of the first base ramp. There are fixed ashtrays and designated smoking area signs at this area. Although not included in the stadium's guide, (for crowd control?) any security guard can confirm and direct you to the first base ramp. This is current as of July 2019.
Smoking is bad
As an Orioles fan I have to say Petco Park was pretty damn noice from the one time I went
Been to 19 parks. Petco Park was my fav, until I visited Camden. Then I went back to Petco again this year, and was remindedwhy I had it at the top. Camden is my 2nd fav tho.
Petco was mostly influenced by Camden Yards. Oh and fun fact they actually moved the Western Metal Supply building in left field to fit the dimensions of the park.
@@PeterPapineau3 It was the Showley Bros Candy Factory Building that was moved. The Western Metal Supply building was incorporated where it sat.
Busch Stadium is beautiful, you must be a Schlub fan.
I live in the Shit Louis region, and even I think it's not attractive.
The arch in the background really is a nice aesthetic, and Busch stadium is always clean and relatively nice looking. Also, unrelated but didnt Wrigley have massive rats and crumbling superstructure a couple years ago?
He sounds like itty bitty baby 👶 bear 🐻 fan.
Josh Bell blasted two into the Allegheny on a fly within two weeks a few weeks ago...it was absolutely epic
And Garret Jones did in 2013. I met him later that summer and he said he was just hoping it stayed fair. Then in 2015, Pedro Alvarez hit one in the river on the fly. So Josh Bell had number 4 and 5.
@@crowtservo you are correct! That's a poke man! I think it's one of the cooler things in sports to try for when the big hitters come here to Pittsburgh.
This third generation Red Sox fan whose grandfather sadly never lived to see them win it all (he was born in 1923 and died of cancer in 1992) absolutely LOVED the shoutout to the current Sox ownership in regards to them caring about winning. Long live John Henry!
The green monster was built high to make up for the fact the metal supply building was in the way and they couldn't build the wall out, so they built it up. Not because fans were trying to watxh from outside.
You should have mention that Safeco field is the only stadium to use led lights.
The Yankees and Twins now use LED lights as well. There are probably others
The Braves do also.
So do the Astros
Both Cleveland stadiums have them too. Indians had them installed at Progressive FIeld prior to 2017 season and Browns had them installed at FirstEnergy Stadium just before 2018 season. Safeco Field was the first to have LED field lights installed, though (2015)!
Hell, throw cash around in the area outside of Nats Park. That neighborhood's been gentrified to hell and back.
Just don't cross the river.
One of the most overlooked feature of Fenway Park is the curved right field fence. It's like a hockey rink. This matters because if there is a well hit ball down the right field line, the right fielder must make every effort to keep the ball from rolling all the way down the line, around the curve towards center field. I have seen a number of inside-the-park-home-runs hit that way.
Couldn’t agree more with everything you said, especially about the garlic fries at Safeco. Best I’ve had anywhere in the world
Camden Yards is the best...still has an old school feel, even though it came in 93...the warehouse makes it iconic