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Oldest Stadiums in Triple-A Baseball
In Triple-A Baseball, there are only six stadiums built before the 1990s. Of these ballparks, there are only two, one close to the Pacific Ocean and the other to the Atlantic, that opened well before the 1980s. The six ballparks on this list are from the International and Pacific League. The Mexican League is also […]
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Top 10 Biggest Stadiums in Triple-A Baseball
In Triple-A baseball (International League and Pacific Coast League only), there are 12 stadiums that have a capacity of 11,000 or more. Among those in the top 10 are Harbor Park in Norfolk, Louisville Slugger Field and Smith’s Ballpark in Salt Lake City.
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Top 10 Biggest Stadiums in Baseball
The top 10 biggest stadiums in Major League Baseball: Dodger Stadium, Coors Field, Turner Field, Chase Field, Globe Life Park in Arlington, Yankee Stadium, Safeco Field, Orioles Park in Camden Yards, Angels Stadium in Anaheim and the Rogers Centre.
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Oakland Coliseum – From Baseball to Football Stadium
The city of Oakland doesn’t have the luxury of building too many stadiums for its sport teams, so sometimes the grounds crew has only 20 hours to convert the place from a Baseball stadium after an A’s game to a football stadium for the Oakland Raiders.