Stadium Reviews

Jason Moragas tracks new identities for baseball teams on his Twitter page and is the ideal person to critique a few of the new changes.

St. Louis has always been known as a “baseball city.” The city was attracted to the sport very early.

Did you know that Wrigley Field was not the original name of the ballpark?

Pack your sunscreen, water, snacks, and a cushion (for your bum), and enjoy a quiet, lovely Gauchos baseball afternoon in Glendale, AZ.

The Tri-State Coal Cats released their name and logo today. The new Appy League team reflects the rich, coal-mining industry of the area.

Did you know that Angels/Anaheim Stadium is the fourth oldest ballpark in the majors?

Mirmow Field in Orangeburg, South Carolina, turns 75. The city will offer free admission with festivities to the Claflin University game.

Baseball in Blue & Gray: The National Pastime During the Civil War is a great read for history buffs and sports fans alike.

The Twin Cities (Minneapolis/St. Paul) have a rich history with baseball dating back to 1859.

The winter months are a great time to plan your baseball journeys for the spring and summer.

There is new ownership in Lexington, but will also include a familiar name?

After a year hiatus, the Bison Baseball Club is back. They will play an abbreviated schedule and will be owned by the Oahe Zap of the ILB.

Six summer collegiate ball clubs have merged to form the Pacific Empire League for 2024.

Few fans would consider traveling to Chapel Hill for baseball, but that is their loss. Boshamer Stadium is a beautiful ballpark.

This past November a myriad of baseball teams released fresh new looks. Who had the best, let's find out in the best new logos for Logovembe

Mallparks by Michael T. Friedman is a very interesting read that explores the evolution of the ballparks of yesteryear into the consumption-

The Aguilas de Mexicali are members of the Mexican Pacific League and play games from October to January.

While the Diamond shows its age and needs to be replaced, the Flying Squirrels mgmt have done a good job of making a "Funnville" environment

A non-profit group called the Fans of Valley Field raised close to $4.25 million to restore a 1937 WPA ballpark in Grand Rapids.

The Oakland A's might be moving, but the Oakland B's hope to move in to keep baseball alive in the East Bay.