Candlestick – park I grew up going to, will always be #1
AT&T – feel lucky to have as my home team’s park
Overstock.com Coliseum (Oakland) (hahaha, just had to say that) – but agree with SC it’s a terrible terrible dump
Dodger Stadium – meh
Great American Ballpark – disappointed, looked second rate
RFK Stadium – Nationals first year in the bigs, terrible place for baseball

Minor Leagues
Raley Field (A’s) – decent
The stadium in Indianapolis (I think Indians minor league team) – great ballpark

oh heavens no! not angry diet canadians!

Diet Canadians? It’s not like it’s Buffalo. Much better than that.

my god that sounds good.

They were fantastic. My kids just devoured them. It was really good ballpark food. And we got to heckle the hell out of Trot Nixon. The sound really carries well in an empty Trop.

Touche, but more like steak nachos.

my god that sounds good.

It was indeed. It was originally known as Turnpike Stadium. Once renovated, it never quite shed it’s unglamorous past. And it’s hot as the bejesus out there.

Needless to say the stadium was not prepared it took a friend 3 innings to get a beer and they ran out of hot dogs in the fifth. NO joke.

But it was one helluva ball park.

like corn in your poop.

Touche, but more like steak nachos.

The game I went to at Miller park had the roof closed. It was like watching a game in the dome. Baseball should never be played under a dome.

Better to play the game than have it postponed, in a perfect world every MLB stadium should have a retractable roof

Tropicana (a dump with Outback inside)

like corn in your poop.

AT&T (couldn’t beat the view)
Comerica (I am a homer)
GABP (I may have had too many Oberons)
Coors (Coors on tap? Why not…)
Jacobs (or whatever it is now)
Tropicana (a dump with Outback inside)
Wrigley (a dump with nothing inside)
Rogers Centre (like an operating room)

Tiger Stadium (hated it, not a traditionalist)
Olympic (at least I saw Rock Raines and Lou Brock play…yeah, I’m old)
Riverfront (Go Big Red Machine – almost got sick in the upper deck)

Interesting. The Giants seemed like such a random team, but I guess it makes sense.

I didnt mean to write ’5th man’.. you know what I mean, that extra vote for the final player between 5 guys in each league

/Starts printing up “26th Man” jerseys for all the fans
//Doesn’t have the same ring

perfect description for Miller.

That actually sounds pretty good, considering I’m hitting up Lakefront before my next Brewers game… shiny objects and loud noises will need to be avoided.

I went to 5 other teams websites, and I don’t see anyone else with an All-Star partner.

I wanna say it started last year with the 5th man vote.. I cant even remember the players involved, but the 2 teams formed an alliance that got both their guys in, I think.