From the blog
Ballpark Profile: Dodger Stadium
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Like the Dodgers themselves, Dodger Stadium is a Classic, and paired an outstanding ballclub, it's an absolute must-visit. But you'd better leave now if you're going to beat the traffic.
Ballpark Profile: Tropicana Field
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Would I want Tropicana Field to be my home ballpark? No. No way.
But I like Tropicana Field. No, I love Tropicana Field.
Ballpark Profile: Minute Maid Park
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Minute Maid checks many of the criteria for a good ballpark. And, when the roof is open, it's a really nice place to see a ballgame.
Ballpark Profile: Truist Park
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Truist Park is exactly what it was designed to be. And it works.
Ballpark Profile: Yankee Stadium
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It's not even a ballpark. It's a STADIUM. It says so right there in the name. And it gets away with it, because it's . . . well, Yankee Stadium.
Ballpark Profile: Oakland Coliseum
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There are some cities, some teams, some fanbases that might not want a precious, jewelbox of a ballpark.
Ballpark Profile: Busch Stadium
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Sometimes things are just really good. Busch Stadium is one of those things.
Ballpark Profile: Target Field
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Target Field checks every one of the 'great ballpark' boxes with authority. It is, by our criteria, pretty close to the perfect ballpark.
Ballpark Profile: Guaranteed Rate Field
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Bottom line? Guaranteed Rate is not the best ballpark in baseball. But it's way better than it was, and is absolutely worth going to catch a game.
Ballpark Profile: Nationals Park
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The Capitol and Washington Monument are within view of Nationals Park. It's a shame that -- for whatever reason -- these iconic views were not included into the overall ballpark plan.