My TOP 5 MLB ballparks
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ธ.ค. 2020
- It wouldn't be fair to rank ALL the ballparks when I've only been to most of them. So here's my Top 5 (in no particular order) with a couple runners-up, too.
Did I get this close? Do you agree/disagree?
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So glad that you think so highly of PNC park. It is a fabulous place to watch a game and is the only stadium in MLB that only has two levels. Yes, the views of downtown and the Clemente Bridge are wonderful. I love the fact that out past center field they have a statue of Clemente and out past the left field line of the stadium they have a statue of Stargell but the one I love the most is outside the stadium, in front of home plate and it is a statue of Honus Wagner. This is just one of the real winners in all of sports.
PNC Park is awesome….that close view of the bridge, water, and city
Petco park also has the San Diego Convention Center across the street. Home of the original Comic-Con. Parking on game day downtown sucks, but has a great trolley system to and from games.
The cool thing about T-Mobile Park is that the roof is actually a canopy that floats above the stadium on separate infrastructure built on top of the walls, and not an enclosure, so even when it's closed, it's still considered an outdoor park, and it feels like it. Also, I think Nationals Park is at least an honorable mention when you consider location, team, fans, and actual features inside the stadium.
Glad to hear the Petco shoutout. Longtime bay area resident so I appreciate the giants and A’s in their own light but there’s something special about an 80 degree night game in SD after the beach and tacos and the gaslamp. I go to SD basically once every other year to catch a Padres game and experience the city.
My top 5
That list is about in line with mine. I've been to 19 of the active parks. Pittsburgh is my #1
S.F Oracle Park is a shrine !
All three NL ballparks in Cali mentioned, Brodie’s like “AL Cali ballparks, step your game up!”
"How ballparks do it with no parking...I don't know how they do that"
How does SF get away with no parking? 1 word: BART
Best ballpark ranking vid ive seen. really well done. subbed
Excellent video.
I live in Phoenix now. But PNC Park will always be my favorite. And it’s not just because I’m originally from Western Pennsylvania.
That list would be fairly inline with mine, though I have yet to visit Padres or Orioles parks yet. I would throw in an honorable mention for the Tiger's stadium. I was surprisingly impressed with it.
I’ve been to 25 ballparks through 2021 and this is almost my exact top 5. Mine goes in order Pittsburgh, San Diego, Baltimore, Boston, and Chicago (NL). I haven’t been to San Francisco yet, but I have a feeling it will crack the top 3 once I do visit.
Kezar Stadium, the 49ers old home, was also in a neighborhood in San Francisco. Hardly any parking, yet 60,000 could fill the place when the 49ers had great teams and great rivals, especially in the 1950s. Still there, redone to hold 10,000 for mostly high school football.
#1 is always Dodger Stadium for me, I have only been to 8 stadiums though. Busch in St. Louis is gorgeous. Citi Field in Flushing is pretty awesome also. Oakland never gets any love, haha.
Been to wrigley many many many times
We saw a Royals' game at Kauffman Stadium. Great place to see a game. You can still tailgate in the massive parking lot and the fountians in the outfield set it apart.