Best MLB Stadium/Ball Park

[Sam Fisher]

And here is Coors Field. Funny how both of my teams (where I lived and currently live) are named after beer barons.

 

[GibbsGrad2002]

Fenway

 

[BCT]

New Busch Stadium

 

[PlasmaTwa2]

Having never been to any one of them (sadly), I don't have much of an opinion. But everyone knows the top two are Fenway and Wrigley, without question. Yankee Stadium would be up there but unfortunately they just rebuilt the thing and that ruins the nostalgia.

 

[LukeEl]

The park that the Pirates play at and Minutemaid Park in Houston come on they have a train that runs when they hit a homerun.

 

[Straight Shooter]

 

[hotrod808]

i like wrigley field.

 

[Bloodshot Scott]

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Homerism. :1orglaugh Don't worry, I'm guilty of it too. Even though I voted Target (just for shits and giggles) It really is Wrigley, one of the few I've been fortunate enough to have spectated at as well.

 

[Bloodshot Scott]

The old Tiger Stadium was legendary. I loved Cecil back then and seeing him BOMB the shit out of that short park. Miss it.

Wrigley is one of the few I've actually been to. I've got a BUNCH of family from Illinois so I've been there MANY times. Our yearly vacation was always to Illinois. But I was way small when I was at Wrigley. Chris Sabo, Ryne Sandberg and Mark Grace were on that team if I remember correctly. It was great. Was down by the dugout and Sabo tossed me an autographed ball. I loved him ever since and always collected his cards.

God damn I now realize how stupid that shit was. Sabo was never a Cub. What is was is that - and again remember I was like 10 years old - is that the Cubs were playing the Reds that game. Looking at this team signed Cubs ball my dad bought me it hit me. I do remember Sandberg was the best then and Grace was very good. Sabo was good too though.

I can't find that damn ball that he tossed me though. Stupid kid I probably lost it playing catch or something.