By David B, on November 18th, 2009
Everyone loves a good list, right? So here’s ours. America’s top 5 ballparks for 2009. These reviews come from our personal experiences, as well as the research we continue to pour into our first book (more on that coming soon). I’ve tried to leave the
#5 -Citizen’s Bank Park, Philadelphia, PA: A great mix of a [...]
By David B, on October 28th, 2009
OK.. here we go… Seven games that decide seven months and over 2,500 previous contests to determine baseball’s champion. So, what do you need to know about these ballparks in order to get the most out of the Series.
Homers. Lots and Lots of Homers: these are Earl Weaver stadiums, the perfect place to get a [...]
By David B, on August 19th, 2009
Initial Heritage Park Plan
When the new Yankee Stadium was built, there were plans in place about how the grounds of Old Yankee Stadium were to be utilized to create an area known as Heritage Park. this would include retaining the original playing surface, as well as adding additional softball fields, a soccer/football field and [...]
By Amanda, on August 18th, 2009
Hello, ballpark fans! This is Amanda Lippert of www.baseballstadiumreviews.com writing a guest blog entry. Recently, Ticket to the Game posted an entry about women who make stadium road trips, so I was asked to describe my experiences with stadium road trips. Being a Yankee fan, my first baseball game was back in 1986 at Yankee [...]
By kings33, on April 22nd, 2009
Yankee Stadium
After the housing crash and the stock market debacle, I guess $2,500 a game tickets weren’t exactly investment grade anymore. New stadiums have always been about luxury boxes and corporate revenues, so this shouldn’t be a big surprise. the Yankees shouldn’t care much either, as the bulk of their real revenue comes from [...]