Ballparks where you've seen a game

[SoxFan]

Major League

Fenway Park
Yankee Stadium
Camden Yards
Ballpark at Arlington
Chase Field/BankOne Ballpark
Wrigley Field
Busch Stadium #2 (the "cookie cutter" version)
Superdome (spring training charity game between Red Sox and Yankees, 1994)

Minor League

MerchantsAuto.com Stadium (NH Fisher Cats, Eastern League)
Holman Stadium (Nashua Pride, Atlantic League)
Cooper Stadium (Columbus Clippers, International League)
Privateer Park (New Orleans Zephyrs, American Association)
Ballpark at Old Orchard (Maine Guides, International League)
Ray Winder Field (Arkansas Travelers, Texas League)
McCormick Field (Asheville Tourists, South Atlantic League)

This summer's targets:

Ed Lalacheur Park (Lowell Spinners, NY/Penn League)
McCoy Stadium (Pawtucket Red Sox, International League)
Hadlock Field (Portland Sea Dogs, Eastern League)
KeySpan Park (Brooklyn Cyclones, NY/Penn League)

Intersting ballpark fact: The home of the Connecticut Defenders, the AA affiliate if the SF Giants, is named after Sen. Chris Dodd's father, Sen. Thomas Dodd.

[Tektonik]

1. I've only seen a game at Dodger Stadium

But I've been to both parks for the Angels and Padres on numerous occasions.

[SoxFan]

8. I have a friend who is abig Angels fan

Some day I'm going to go and visit him (he lives somewhere in O.C.) and make the rounds. Anaheim, Dodger Stadium, and the crazy ballpark out in Lancaster (the Red Sox have a farm team there) where the wind sends the most routine pop-up soaring towards the fences!

[Tektonik]

23. Oh you know about the Jethawks?

I lived there when that park opened. I didn't go there too much, but for a minor league park it's nice as hell.

[SoxFan]

28. I've got a Jethawks cap

The F-Cats gift shop had a clearance sale on caps whose teams had changed logos or colors. I picked up a Jethawks cap for a buck. I also snagged caps for the Missoula Osprey, Peoria Chiefs, Round Rock Express, and Louisville Bats.

The Boston Globe runs a lot of Red Sox minor league news in its Sunday sports section. We get updates on the players in Lancaster, as well as Greenville, Lowell, Portland, and Pawtucket. The wind effect out in Lancaster is a favorite topic, since it plays into the SOx biggest farm system concern, a lack of a power hitter to take over for Manny Ramirez in a few years.

[Pierre.Suave]

2. here goes...

The Metrodome (Twins)

Tiger Stadium (Yes the Tigers old stadium!!!)

Comerica Park (Tigers NEW stadium)

and some minor league team in Norfolk Virginia, but I cant remember the team name or the ballpark name.

[JTG of the PRB]

3. Only two so far...

Three if demolished stadiums count:

Coors Field
Tropicana Field
Mile High Stadium (that'd be the demolished one)

[cloudbase]

4. Here goes-

Forbes Field (Pirates)
Three Rivers Stadium (Pirates/Steelers)
Pitt Stadium (Steelers)
Astrodome (Astros/Oilers)
Enron/Minute Maid Park (Astros)
Camden Yards (Orioles)
Safeco Field (Mariners)
Shea Stadium (Mets)
Reliant Stadium (Texans)
Hank Aaron Stadium (Mobile Bay Bears-AA)

[SoxFan]

6. You've seen some good ones

Camden Yards is absolutely fantastic, and I've heard some good things about Safeco (especially compared to its gloomy predecesor, the Kingdome)

[Twillig]

5. not very many in my resumé

Let's see:

Kingdome: if you've never seen a game there, that's one I got on you!

Metrodome: home of the '87 and '91 World series champs!!

I don't know the name of the ballpark for the Anchorage Glacier Pilots. But I've been there ( in my whippersnapper days) and
saw the games.

And Goss Stadium, home of the Back to Back Defending College World Series Champion Oregon State Beavers.

(their success had nothing(i.e., everything) to do with the Oregon Ducks dropping wrestling and taking up baseball starting in '09
(38-31 btw))

[SoxFan]

7. I've been in the Metrodome

In 1992, I worked for the Tsongas campaign in the Minneapolis headquarters. One afternoon, I decided to stop in at the Homer Dome and check it out. Amazingly, the staff said to go ahead and take a look around. The grounds crew was in the process of setting up the baseball field for a college tournament hosted by the University of Minnesota.

[Twillig]

9. That's cool

The Metrodome sucks.

But it was cool to be out in the CF seats and have Kirby Puckett playing in front of me.

I remember that during the winter that a quickee job that you could do was shovel snow off the top of the inflated roof. Or so I gathered.

No way did I need money that bad. The plasma center was just down the road from the U dorms anyway!

[EFerrari]

10. I've only been to Candlestick and to A's stadium when the As first

started. It was lovely and empty and strange.

Oh -- I also went to Spring training one year and saw some games at the funny little stadium where the Giants play in Phoenix. That was fun. My buddy gave me a tour of the D-Backs stadium with the neat retractng roof, too. :)

[jobycom]

11. The old and new Arlington stadiums, Enron Field, and the Dell Diamond in Round Rock

Enron is now Minute Maid, but I'm not sure I've been there since Enron collapsed.

Arlington Stadium was an old, cheap cookie-cutter stadium, but that's where I've seen most of my games. Saw Nolan Ryan pitch a one-hitter there, saw him strike out 16, watched a triple play. The tore it down and built The Ballpark at Arlington--a beautiful place. Now it's Ameriquest Field. I hate corporate names, but they don't care. :)

Dell Diamond in Round Rock was a double A stadium that's been upgraded to Triple A. The Express, named after Nolan Ryan, play there. I don't mind that corporate name as much because Dell helped build the stadium and get the team to Round Rock, so it's always been Dell Diamond. Kind of like Wrigley.

[swag]

12. Majors: RFK, Royals Stadium, Comiskey Park, Baltimore Memorial Stadium, Camden Yards

Minor: PGE Park, Portland, OR

[quip]

13. Okay....

Major League
The Metrodome
Wrigley Field
Dodger Stadium
Bank One (Chase Field) (D-Backs)

Minor League
Hi Corbett Field (Tucson Toros AAA- Houston)
Tucson Electric Park (Tucson Sidewinders AAA- Arizona)
Midway Stadium (St. Paul Saints Independent-American Association)

Spring Training
Hi Corbett Field (Indians)
Lee County Stadium (Twins)

:hi:

[opiate69]

14. OK...

Major league:
Shea Stadium
Yankee Stadium
Kingdome
Safeco Field

Minor league:
Cheney stadium (Tacoma Rainiers) - NOT named after Darth Cheney..

[harmonicon]

15. only 2

wrigley field (it was the first cubs/sox game held there - went something like 13 innings)

and whatever the minor league park where the Grand Rapids White Caps play is.... I think it might have been called Old Kent park at the time.

[ChoralScholar]

16. I really haven't been to that many....

I've seen White Sox vs. Yankees at New Comiskey (or US Cellular, whatever it is)

I've also seen several Arkansas Travelers games at Ray Winder Field, and at the new Dickey Stephens....

The Northwest Arkansas Naturals (formerly Wichita Wranglers) just started play about an hour from here... I hope to go see the new Arvest field very soon.

[SoxFan]

29. How is Dickey-Stephens?

I loved Ray Winder Field. Sure, it was old and a bit scruffy, but it had that Fenway/Wrigley funky feel. I especially liked the gigantic screen in center field to stop home runs from flying onto the interstate.

I need to see a game in Springdale, too. I lived in Fayetteville for 4 years while going to law school at UA.

If you get a chance, see a game at Baum Stadium, the Razorbacks home field. It's a spiffy little place, and the berm is a perfect place to stretch out on a warm afternoon!

[ChoralScholar]

46. Very nice...

A beautiful facility.

I sure hated to see them leave Ray Winder. I imagine UAMS or the VA will eventually buy the land and demolish the park.

[bumblebee1]

17. Major League Games

Demolished ballparks:
Veteran's Stadium -Philadelphia
Fulton County Stadium-Atlanta
Memorial Stadium (Baltimore)


Still standing

Fenway Park
Yankee Stadium
Dodger Stadium
Jack Murphy/Qualcomm Stadium

[5thGenDemocrat]

18. Major League parks

Tiger Stadium, Detroit, 1968-99.
Comerica Park, Detroit, 2000-present.
Jarry Park, Montreal, doubleheader vs Philadelphia, 1975.
Wrigley Field, Chicago, doubleheader vs Houston, 1992.
Jacobs Field, Cleveland, last July.
Kaufmann Stadium, Kansas City, last September.

Minor League games (sorry if I don't recall the stadium names). All these happened last summer:
Toledo MudHens (3 times); Great Lakes Loons (Midland, MI) 4 times; Erie Seawolves (Erie, PA); Akron Aeros (OH); Lansing Lugnuts (MI); West Michigan Whitecaps (Grand Rapids). We had planned to catch a game at Columbus (OH), but spent the night getting tanked at a bar a few blocks from the stadium instead. Columbus got creamed in our absence.

Also a spring training game at Sarasota, Florida back in 1990 or so. Pirates at White Sox, if I recall correctly.

We plan to do another series of games this summer -- I'm thinking Columbus OH, Dayton OH, Louisville, Indianapolis and one or two others (say a week to ten days on the road).
John
Accumulating one heck of a collection of baseball jerseys. And I bet the list of DUers who ever made it to Jarry Park is a mighty short one.

[ok_cpu]

27. I would have loved to have seen a game at old Tiger Stadium

And what's a double-header? :shrug:

Just kidding of course but it's a shame they don't play two any more.

[5thGenDemocrat]

82. The only doubleheader I remember seeing at Tiger Stadium

Was against Boston in 1995 or so. The second game was a makeup date which, under American League rules, must be completed once started.
The first game had a couple or three hours of rain delays. The second game started around 10:30 pm and then itself started catching delays totaling, maybe two more hours and finally ended at 2:32 am. That's still the latest finish to a game in Detroit Tiger history.
Then we still had a nearly two hour drive back here to Saginaw.
John
Tiger Stadium was historic and the baseball cradle to several generations of Michiganians. I miss it a lot -- but Comerica Park is a much better place to see a game, concessions and bathroom-wise. Also, the new park is beautifully sited with beautiful views of downtown Detroit (especially at twilight when the skyscraper lights start coming on). Tiger Stadium was about a mile west of downtown and, with the double decks all the way around, gave you no sense of place. When inside the park, you couldn't tell whether you were in Detroit or Dayton or Rancho Malario.

[TZ]

19. Mine

Baltimore's Memorial Stadium
Camden Yards
RFK Stadium
Riverfront Stadium (Cincinnati)

Harry Grove Stadium...Frederick Keys (minor league)

[Maestro]

20. Old Arlington Stadium, Texas Rangers

The Ballpark in Arlington, now Ameriquest Field I think.
Old Cominsky Park, White Sox
Wrigley Field, Cubs

[ScreamingMeemie]

21. County Stadium in Milwaukee (for both baseball and Packer games),

Tiger Stadium, Comerica Park, and MacArthur stadium-when the Syracuse Chiefs (Toronto farm team) played there. Ernie Witt was on the team along with current Tiger pitcher, Jason Grilli's father, Steve.

[PVnRT]

22. Riverfront, (Old) Busch, Miller Park

Yep, that's it.

[regularguy]

24. Shea Stadium (before and after the weird squares),

Veterans Stadium, The new Phillies stadium, Amalgamated Corporation Park or something like that. Also Campbells field in Camden, NJ to see, of course, the Riversharks.

[ok_cpu]

25. Major League

Jacobs Field (Indians)
Cleveland Municipal Stadium
Coors
Wrigley
PNC
Yankee

I've been to Canal Park in Akron. Home of the Akron Aeros, the Indians AA affiliate.


If you like ballparks, this is a very cool book.

http://www.amazon.com/Take-Me-Out-Ballpark-Illustrated/dp/1579125131/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1207917629&sr=1-3

[AllegroRondo]

26. Nowhere near that many.

Major league

Milwaukee County Stadium
Miller Field
Busch Stadium 2 (demolished in 2005)
Busch Stadium 3 (the new one)
Wrigley
Kansas City (whatever the stadium there is named)


Minor League

El Paso Diablos
Columbus (GA) Mudcats
Kenosha (WI) Twins
Gateway Grizzleys (east St Louis)

[HERVEPA]

30. Here goes

Majors:

Connie Mack Stadium
Veterans Stadium
Citizens Bank Park
Fenway
Memorial Stadium (Baltimore)
Camden Yards
Yankee Stadium
Whatever the San Diego stadium is called


Minors:

Reading (PA)

Ballparks I've played a game in:
Veterans Stadium
Reading Stadium (PA)
Whatever the Wilmington (DE) stadium is called
Doubleday Field (cooperstown)

[Richardo]

31. I'll start with Forbes Field...

Dodger Stadium
Angel Stadium
Oakland Colisseum
Jack Murphy (San Diego)
Candlestick Park
Three Rivers Stadium
Houston Astrodome
Minute Maid Park

Minor league:
San Antonio (AA San Antonio Missions)
Mile High Stadium (AAA Denver Bears)

[cloudbase]

44. That's two of us ex-'burghers

living in Houston. I grew up in Oakland, about a five minute walk from Forbes. Good times.

[av8rdave]

32. My list

Memorial Stadium (Orioles - various)
Camden Yards (Orioles - various)
Texas Rangers Ballpark (Rangers - various)
The Ballpark in Arlington (or whatever it's called now) (Rangers - various)
Giants Stadium (or whatever it's called now) (Giants - Braves)
Kaminski Park (or whatever it's called now)(Sox - Os)
Oakland Coliseum (or whatever it's called now) (A's - Os)
Great American Ballpark (I think that's what it's called now) (Reds - various)
Jacob's Field (is that even what it's called now?) (Indians - Os)
Tropicana Dome (or whatever it's called now) (Death Rays - Os)
SafeCo Field (or whatever it's called now) (Mariners - Os)

Going to Yankee Stadium (or whatever it's called now) in July to see O's - Yanks.

[Bennyboy]

33. Mine

Candlestick
The Astrodome
Pac Bell Park
Dodger Stadium
The Big A
Jack Murphy
Oakland Coll

MINORS

RiverCats Stadium Sacramento
Ebbets Field (Old Sac Solons park)Actually saw Willie McCoveys last game a minor leaguer here

[Tommy_Carcetti]

34. My history...

Major League:

Baltimore Memorial Stadium
Oriole Park at Camden Yards
Dolphin (Joe Robbie) Stadium

Minor League:

The Diamond (Richmond Braves)
Prince Georges County Stadium (Bowie Baysox)
Baseball Grounds at Jacksonville (Jacksonville Suns)
Wolfson Park (Jacksonville Suns)
Roger Dean Stadium (Jupiter Hammerheads)
Jackie Robinson Ballpark (Daytona Beach Cubs)

Spring Training:

Fort Lauderdale Stadium (Orioles/Yankees)
West Palm Beach Municipal Stadium (Expos)

College:

Melching Field at Conrad Park (Stetson University Hatters)

Also, I have not seen a game at these parks, but I have been to them and checked them out (I'm a little bit of a ballpark nerd):

Holman Stadium (Vero Beach--Dodgers Spring Training)
Thomas White Stadium (Port St. Lucie--Mets Spring Training)
Space Coast Stadium (Melbourne--Marlins/Nationals Spring Training)
Tropicana Field (Tampa Bay Rays)
Capital City Stadium (Columbia, SC--Capital City Bombers)
Riddle Stadium (Fayetteville, NC--Fayetteville Generals)
Five County Stadium (Zebulon, NC--Carolina Mudcats)
Perdue Stadium (Salisbury, MD--Delmarva Shorebirds)
Grove Stadium (Frederick, MD--Frederick Keys)
Applebees Park (Lexington, KY--Lexington Legends)
Cardinals Stadium (Louisville, KY--Louisville Bats)

[bikebloke]

35. DC Stadium

The Washington Senators vs. whoever they played way back then.

Bing Crosby Stadium, Front Royal Virginia

Does cricket count? If so, then the cricket pitch at Coogee Bay, Sydney.

[tonkatoy57]

36. Here we go

Major League
Memorial Stadium-Baltimore Orioles
Wrigley Field-Chicago Cubs
Busch Stadium-St. Louis Cardinals
(both the 2nd Jetson's stadium and the new faux retro stadium)
Kaufmann Stadium-KC Royals
Shea Stadium-NY Mets

Minor League
Ernie Shore Field, Winston Salem, NC
Municipal Stadium, Greensboro, NC
Durham Bulls Athletic Park, Durham, NC
Ray Winder Field, Little Rock, AK
Frontier Park, St. Charles, MO (independent)
Norfolk, VA (don't know the name of the park. when i was there it was the Met's AAA club)
Bowen Field, Bluefield, WV

[fishwax]

37. only a few for me, and only two of them are still around

That makes me feel really old, but the truth is--I'm not that old :shrug:

Major Leagues:
Busch Stadium (Busch II)
Mile High Stadium (from the pre-Coors Field Rockies era)
Pacific Bell Park (now AT&T Park) in San Francisco

Minor Leagues:
Veterans Memorial Stadium--Cedar Rapids Reds (now the Kernels) of the Midwest League (A Ball)
Cobb Field (not named after Ty)--Billings Mustangs of the Pioneer League (Rookie League)
The Bricktown Ballpark--Oklahoma Redhawks of the Pacific Coast League (Triple A)

The only two still standing are PacBell/AT&T and the Bricktown Ballpark in Oklahoma City ...

[ceile]

38. Astrodome, Minute Maid Park, Dell Diamond n/t

[KatyMan]

39. FWIW

Veteran's Stadium, Philadelphia, my first game circa 1971-2 (and saw ~30 games there subsequently)
The Astrodome (in excess of 100 games)
Minute Maid Park (very nice place to see a ballgame, highly recommended)
The new Phillies stadium (again, very nice place for a game, highly recommended)
Oakland Almeda County Stadium (whatever it's called for real)...what a dump! The game, people, and concessions were great, but the stadium....? Mr A's Owner...tear down this dump!

[petronius]

40. Alex Box (LSU) is my favorite

Also:

Anaheim
Los Angeles
Oakland
Jack Murphy
Astrodome
SDSU
some Spring training fields in Phoenix

[VenusRising]

41. Only one.

The Ballpark in Arlington now Rangers Ballpark in Arlington.

[Reader Rabbit]

42. The Epicenter: Home of the Quakes

Minor league team in Rancho Cucamonga, CA.

Also,

New Comiskey Park
Wrigley Field
Coors Field
Safeco Field
Dodger Stadium
Busch Stadium

and

PGE Park (formerly Civic Stadium), home of the Portland Beavers

[DS1]

43. Fenway, Shea, Yankee

[geardaddy]

45. Here goes:

Major League

Metropolitan Stadium (Twins) - This is where the Mall of America now stands.
HHH Metrodome (Twins)
Shea Stadium

Minor League

Midway Stadium (St. Paul Saints)

[LSK]

47. Old Comisky, New Comisky, Wrigley, Yankee Stadium

[KamaAina]

48. 3 major, 2 minor

Bigs:

Yankee Stadium
Wrigley
Old Comiskey
(I must have gone to Memorial Stadium, Baltimore, but I only remember seeing the Colts there)

Eastern League (AA):

Quigley Stadium, West Haven, CT (West Haven Yankees)
Municipal Stadium, Waterbury, CT (Waterbury A's)

alas, both Eastern League teams are now defunct. I believe the stadia are used for high school ball and such.

[SoxFan]

79. Amazing how things changed

It's amazing how far the ballparks in the EL and New York penn league have changed in 25 years. When you look at the current parks in Manchester, Norwich, Lowell, Staten Island, etc, and compare them to the ones in Waterbury, Holyoke, etc, there's no comparison. A few of the 1970s-80s places had some character (Nashua with its pine trees in the outfield, Lynn's WPA funkiness, Pittsfield's old school charm), but most of them were, to be blunt, dumps.

A lot of the older parks have been spruced up a bit and are used by collegiate summer teams.

[Zavulon]

49. Olympic Stadium in Montreal, Exhibition Park and the Skydome in Toronto, and Camden. (NT)

[Inchworm]

50. I don't remember the names of the parks

All Home Parks

I saw the Cubs 5-10x
DetRiot 10-20x
Marlins 4-5x

Redwings 5-10x

Dolphins 20-30x

Been to most Eastern NASCAR tracks. Horse tracks in MI, IL, FL.

Thats all I remember.

:hi:

[Cabcere]

51. I saw the Atlanta Braves at home vs. the New York Mets

when I was in high school on a band trip - unfortunately by that time I had developed a raging fever and severe sore throat, so I don't remember much except being miserable and trying to stay warm that evening. :shrug: One of my friends got lost for a little while at that stadium, though, but we found her and everything was OK. :hi:

Edited to add: Yeah, Turner Field - that's the name of the place. Had to Google it, though. :blush:

[Oeditpus Rex]

57. Ew!

You didn't do that stupid "tomahawk chop," did'ja? :puke:

[Cabcere]

64. Hey, don't be hatin'!

:P Besides, like I said, I was sick for most of the time.






OK, so I may have done it once or twice... :blush:

[Oeditpus Rex]

65. Can't help it

I've hated Atlanta since the late '70s, when they were a .400 ball club but thumped the Dodgers with frustrating regularity. x(

And their fans — when they do that stupid "chop" business, they look like a bunch of robotized cigar-store indians.*









An ancient reference which will no doubt be lost on your youthful ass. :P

[Rhythm]

52. Just 2... one major, one minor...

Major League:
The OLD Memorial Stadium in Baltimore... saw a 3-game stand vs. the KC Royals when i was 14 (the season George Brett hit .390)

Minor league:
Clark Griffith Park, the home of the old Charlotte Orioles (yep... Baltimore AA farm team)
Saw lots of eventual-bigleaguers there (mom was a fanatic, so we had season tix), but the ones i loved best were Eddie Murray and Cal Ripkin Jr. (Cal Sr. was the team manager for a few years, too)!

[BrotherBuzz]

53. Seals Stadium, Griffith Stadium, Candlestick Park...

Dodger Stadium, McAfee Coliseum, Wrigley Field, PacBell Park, SBC Park, Angel Stadium of Anaheim, AT&T Park

[Oeditpus Rex]

54. Cheater!

PacBell, SBC and AT&T are the same yard. :spank:



Seriously, you've been to Seals Stadium? Man, do I envy you! Could you smell the bread baking?

[BrotherBuzz]

58. I remember the smell of beer brewing

Falstaff and Hamm's were both within walking distance of the stadium. The beer schooner atop Hamm's is very vivid in my memory as I remember watching it fill, overflow, then go dark only to be filled again.



Willie Mays standing in front of Seals Stadium

[Oeditpus Rex]

61. There was a bakery next to it

When I hear the old-timers talk about it, like Lon Simmons, they usually mention how the smell of bread wafted over the yard.

Another cool little story, from Russ Hodges' autobiography, "My Giants": The first time he was in the stadium, a big sign over the clock in center field was being taken down. It read, "Daphne Funerals — Eventually."

Hodges began the San Francisco era of his book with a reference to that: "Since I don't need anyone to tell me that daisies will one day be planted on my chest..."

Not unlike the stadium itself:







That's one of the saddest sights in the world. :(

[Auggie]

67. I wish I could have seen a game at Seals Stadium

And Kezar.

And Playland at the Beach.

[BrotherBuzz]

74. Kezar Stadium was a gas - we would march across Golden Gate park with coolers

Security never ever bothered with coolers back in the good old days.

One East West Shriner game at Kezar, I watched OJ play and he really lived up to the Heisman trophy hype.

Playland at the Beach was unique. George Whitney Jr. helped Disney design Disneyland

Disney studied Playland (and other amusement parks) in early 1950s when planning Disneyland. He came to Playland, met with George Sr. George Jr. impressed Disney, who asked to use him as a consultant. Eventually George Jr. hired as the 7th employee of Disneyland. Only person on the Disney team who had practical amusement park experience.

Interesting interview by a friend of mine, John Martini.
http://www.outsidelands.org/whitney-interview-timeline.php

[Oeditpus Rex]

55. Only three, perhaps surprisingly

In the majors, Candlestick Park. I still haven't been to AT&T because when I had the $ I didn't have the time, and when I had the time I didn't have the $. :(

In the minors, Salinas (Calif.) Municipal Stadium, literally about 500 times (where I knew such future big-league stars as Omar Vizquel and Jeff Nelson — whose on-field wedding I photographed), and San Jose Muni.

Salinas Muni isn't there anymore as such. They tore down the old grandstand a few years ago. Now it's just a little building with a backstop and bleachers used by a semi-pro club. :(

[huskerlaw]

56. Dodger Stadium

though I've also been to Coors Field (the Rockies), but not when a game was being played.

[skygazer]

59. Only Fenway and wherever the Oakland A's play

I don't know the name of it but I've been there. :P

[abq e streeter]

60. Wrigley Field, (at least 100 games), old and new Comiskey

(I mean US Cellular), Dodger Stadium, Coors Field, Miller Park( Milwaukee--my first and only indoor baseball game--very odd sensation)). Would love to go to Minute Maid in Houston just to constantly refer to it, as loudly as possible, as Enron Field ( its original name). Dukes Stadium, and "The Lab", both in Albuquerque, AAA Pacific Coast league. Dukes were the long time Dodger AAA team, The Lab is the Alb. Isotopes (Fla. Marlins,and named in a newspaper sponsored vote by an overwhelming margin; named after the Simpsons episode Albuquerque steals the Springfield Isotopes away)

[azmouse]

62. Only Chase Field.

[Fox Mulder]

63. The HHH Metrodome in St. Paul, MN.

I went there to see my high school football team in the state championship. That was eleven years ago. That's the first and only time I've ever been to a live sports game.

[Auggie]

66. Major League

Cleveland Municipal Stadium
Jacob's Field
Yankee Stadium
Candlestick Park
PacBell Park
Oakland Coliseum
Dodger Stadium
Angel Stadium of Anaheim
Kansas City Stadium

Minor League

Yakima County Stadium (Yakima Bears, Class A)

[JackBeck]

68. Shea, Yankee, Philadelphia and Wrigley.

Since we've moved to Jersey, we go to Newark Bears games during the summer. Tickets and beer are cheap and the game usually sucks (which makes it even more fun to heckle), but sitting outside on a warm summer night is hard o pass up.

[Bullwinkle925]

69. Candlestick Park, AT&T Park, Oakland Coliseum (whatever it is now)

[TheCentepedeShoes]

70. The old one in Tampa

where the Reds did spring training. One game they were playing the Yankees, who spring train in Tampa now at Legends Field. George showed up to that one. Hubby knew George in a casual way.
And one in OK where some (really) minor league team played in the 50's.
Dad became a big Dodgers fan when he was at the Merchant Marine academy in Kings Point in the 40's so he saw some at Ebbets Field (sp?). I have Doris Kearns Goodwin's book "Wait Till Next Year."

[Blue-Jay]

71. Crosley Field.

Sure, I was 3 years old at the time, but my mom has pictures of me sitting in the third row above the visitors dugout, so that counts.

Most of the games I remember from my youth were at Riverfront Stadium during the era of the Big Red Machine.

I've also attended MLB games at:
Fenway
Wrigley
Comiskey Park
The Jake (Jacobs Field)
Busch Stadium
The Astrodome - (J R Richard was pitching)
Three Rivers - (Kent Tekulve was side-arming on the mound, and I got autographs from Stargell & Dave Paker)

[Xipe Totec]

72. Adolfo López Mateos

In my home town, with my dad.

[Broken_Hero]

73. The Kingdome, Comisky Park, Wrigley Field, and Kauffmen Stadium, nt

[u4ic]

75. Only one - Exhibition Stadium in Toronto

Waaaaay back when the Blue Jays first came into existence.

[jakefrep]

76. My List

Jacobs Field
Cleveland Municipal Stadium
Tiger Stadium
Comerica Park
Riverfront Stadium (Cincinnati)
(new) Comiskey Park
Wrigley Field
Exhibition Stadium (Toronto)

Fifth Third Field (Toledo)
Ned Skeldon Stadium (Toledo)
Fort Wayne (wherever the Wizards play)
Riley Stadium (Charleston, SC)

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77. Bank One Ballpark (Phx D-Backs)

Joe Robby Stadium (Miami Dolphins)
Superdome (New Orleans Saints)
Arco Arena (Sacramento Kings)

[gemdem]

78. Not a long list...

Major League Baseball --
The following Cincinnati venues (past and present):
Crosley Field
Riverfront Stadium (aka Synergy Field)
Great American Ball Park

And other MLB parks (past and present):
Astrodome
Wrigley Field

Minor League Baseball --
Victory Field (Indianapolis Indians, AAA)
Fifth/Third Field (Dayton Dragons, A)

[ironflange]

80. I've seen only three MLB games, both stadiums now gone

Two were a doubleheader in old Comiskey Park, in 1967. I was nine, it was fascinating, especially the two really fat guys in front of us who were continually sucking down hot dogs, peanuts, beer, whatever. Sox vs. Yankees, they split the games. I got to see Mickey Mantle play.

The other was in the Kingdome, around 1981, Mariners vs. Blue Jays. M's won 7-0, boring game. We bought our tickets from a young scalper, about 10; actually, his grandma has season tickets and couldn't come that night, and he said it was OK to resell them as long as Brandma didn't make a profit. Anyhow, it was Fan Appreciation Night, and the trip to Australia went to a seat just a couple down from me. Nobody was sitting there.

[sakabatou]

81. (formerly) Pacbell Park and the one for the Cincinnati Reds

[devilgrrl]

83. Not many...

Majors
Candlestick Park - Giants
Cleveland Municipal Stadium - Indians
Veterans Stadium - Phillies
Dodger Stadium - Dodgers

Minors
Forgot the name of the stadium - Toledo Mud Hens
Pilot Field - Buffalo Bisons