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Paul's Major League Stadium Webpage Home

Paul's Minor League Stadium Webpage Home

Links to Other Cool Stadium Sites

(individual major and minor league stadiums listed below or at bottom of intro page)

MLB Stadiums:

--Home

--alphabetically

--by MLB division

--in order of personal preference

--stats page:  intro

--In order first visited (recommended if you're planning on reading them all):

Minor League Stadiums:

--Home

--alphabetically

--by state

--in order of personal preference (includes stadium scoring rubric)

--in order first visited (recommended if you're reading them all):

Cool ballpark links

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Links to Ballpark Pages

    If you're looking for specifics on the individual ballparks, my story-based site might not be what you have in mind (but welcome, and look around anyway!).  Instead, you might check out one of the following:

  • Ballparks.com has loads of information--not only for baseball, but for football, basketball, and hockey as well.

  • Joe Mock has put together one of my favorites at www.baseballparks.com. It has all of the information of ballparks.com, but adds a lot of opinion, reviews, and stories.  It's usually the first place I check for information.

  • ballparksofbaseball.com Contains good pictures, often aerial ones.

  • Rob Skilton's Baseball Links Page, at http://www.baseball-links.com, a repository of ballpark and other baseball links,

  • or the MLB website for the team and its stadium (if you know the current or future stadium you're looking for, this is a fine site).  

There are several people out there who, like me, are on their own odysseys to get to every ballpark, and have put their odysseys on-line.  

  • First among these is Charlie O'Reilly's site, which is quite enjoyable and impressive.  This guy is hard-core...he's been to every major league ballpark, countless retired major league ballparks, and over 200 (!) minor league parks.  The site includes pictures of almost all of them and commentary about each.  It's the gold standard in ballpark travel. 

  • Would you like to give a few bucks to a ballpark traveler who's going above and beyond the call of duty in order to raise money for the Jimmy Fund?  Then visit Cass Sapir's Tour for the Cure.  Cass is going to 180 ballparks in 180 days, but rather than watching the game (like I would), he's raising money for kids with cancer.  Throw a fellow traveler a few bucks to help out some kids.

  • Andrew Clem ranks 63 different stadiums, past and present, including different incarnations of the same stadium.  He has tons of information about each park.

  • Swing by Graham's site.  He's been to a load of major league, minor league, and spring training parks, and has good taste, good writing, and excellent photos.

  • Ditto for Frank Albanese and his site.  He also visits the sites of some old ballparks, including the Polo Grounds and Ebbets Field, and has pictures of what now stands there. 

  • Eric Okurowski is a little behind me in number of stadiums visited, but I think he's also quite a bit younger.  Lots of really good pictures on Eric's site, www.stadiumpage.com, a couple of which he is letting me use.

  • If you have a site about your personal quest to get to ballparks, email me.

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 since May 31, 2005.

Updated July 2006.

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