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darleneapd


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Yay, Fenway Park made it.. it is absolutely historical there!




Our editors pick the nation's top 10:
Coors Field - Denver, Colo.
Fenway Park - Boston, Mass.
Jacobs Field - Cleveland, Ohio
Miller Park - Milwaukee, Wis.
Oriole Park at Camden Yards - Baltimore, Md.
At&T Park - San Francisco, Calif.
PNC Park - Pittsburgh, Pa.
Safeco Field - Seattle, Wash.
Wrigley Field - Chicago, Ill.
Yankee Stadium - New York, N.Y.


-- Edited by darleneapd at 09:14, 2007-03-20

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See where all those teeny, tiny heads are at the bottom of the picture near the stadium lightpost? Well, that is where I have tickets in the right field roofboxes to April 11th game!!

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I've been to these 4 out of the 10 listed too!!

Fenway Park - Boston, Mass.
Jacobs Field - Cleveland, Ohio
Oriole Park at Camden Yards - Baltimore, Md.
Yankee Stadium - New York, N.Y.

Maybe Miller Park - Milwaukee, Wis.
will be my next one to visit


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you are more than welcome! I live just over a mile away from the stadium; its a nice walk in summertime- a stop at Derry Hegraty's for a black-n-tan on the way and back...yum!

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JD The Jazz Doctor wrote:

you are more than welcome! I live just over a mile away from the stadium; its a nice walk in summertime- a stop at Derry Hegraty's for a black-n-tan on the way and back...yum!

Whoa JD!!  I'm there, I'll have to look at the schedule to see who I want to see play.....   I'd do it in a heartbeat!



-- Edited by darleneapd at 10:16, 2007-03-20

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Bascically these are all new ball parks....so I've not been to many, but I've been to games at:

San Diego (both Petco Field & their old stadium)
LA (both Annaheim, & Dodger Stadium)
Philly (The new park and the Vet)
Miami (Dolphin Stadium)
St. Pete (Tropicana Field)
NYC (Shea Stadium & Yankee Stadium)
Boston (Fenway)
Denver (Coors Field)
Milwaukee (Their old stadium, I went to the game with Hank Aaron!)
Baltimore (Old Memorial Stadium)
Atlanta (Their old stadium)
Houston (Astrodome)

I think thats all...plus spring training at:

Houston (Kissimmee)
Atlanta (Disney)
Tigers (Lakeland)
Nationals (Viera)
Pirates (Bradenton)
Indians (Winter Haven)
Royals (Davenport, when they were here in FL)
Someone many years ago in St. Pete (it was against the White Sox at Al Lang Field is all I remember!)

-- Edited by sgmorrell at 07:12, 2007-03-21

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