What's your MLB stadium number?

Comiskey Park, Chicago
U.S. Cellular Field, Chicago
Wrigley Field, Chicago
Busch Stadium (old), St. Louis
Metrodome, Minneapolis
Kauffman Stadium, Kansas City
County Stadium, Milwaukee
Miller Park, Milwaukee
Chase Field, Phoenix
Tiger Stadium, Detroit
Comerica Park, Detroit
Municipal Stadium, Cleveland
Skydome, Toronto
PNC Park, Pittsburgh
Three Rivers Stadium, Pittsburgh
Riverfront Stadium, Cincinnati
Great American Ballpark, Cincinnati
Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia
Yankee Stadium, New York
Shea Stadium, New York
Fenway Park, Boston
Camden Yards, Baltimore
Olympic Stadium, Montreal
RFK Stadium, Washington
Minute Maid Park, Houston
Coors Field, Denver
Kingdome, Seattle
Candlestick Park, San Francisco
Oakland Coliseum, Oakland
Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles
Anaheim Stadium, Anaheim
Qualcomm Stadium, San Diego

Still need to hit Texas, Atlanta and both Floridas. Was in Atlanta's stadium for the 1996 Olympics, but that doesn't count.

 

Good thread.

Let's see ...

Current:
Fenway Park
Shea Stadium
Whatever the fuck Oakland calls its place now
Great American Ball Park
Miller Park
Minute Maid Park
Citizens Bank Park
Metrodome
Wrigley Field
Comerica

Ones I'll be adding this summer

Ballpark at Arlington
Chase Field
Turner Field
RFK
PNC
Busch
SBC
Coors


Retired:
County Stadium
Riverfront
Comiskey Park
Busch Stadium (old)

Not to threadjack, but a colleague and I last week were throwing together lists of stadiums, football and baseball, and arenas we'd been to.

Here's mine
NFL
Raymond James Stadium (Tampa)
Edward Jones Dome (St. Louis)
Soldier Field (Chicago)
Metrodome (Minnesota)
Ford Field (Detroit)
Candlestick (San Francisco)
Jack Murphy (San Diego)
Oakland
Lincoln Financial (Philly)
Giants Stadium (Jets only, not Giants)
Adelphia Coliseum (Tennessee)
RCA Dome (Indy)
M&T Bank Field (Baltimore)
Paul Brown Stadium
Dolphin Stadium
Ralph Wilson Stadium (Buffalo)
Browns Stadium
Reliant Stadium (Houston)
FedEx Field (Washington)
Georgia Dome
Bank of America (Carolina)
Qwest Field (Seattle)
Lambeau Field (Green Bay)
County Stadium (Milwaukee)
Sun Devil Stadium (Arizona)

NBA
United Center
Bradley Center
The Palace of Auburn Hills
Madison Square Garden
Continental Airlines Arena
Orlando Arena
Gund Arena (now Quicken Loans Arena)
Target Center
Oakland Coliseum
ARCO Arena
America West Arena
Key Arena
Delta Center



Retired Arenas

Charlotte Coliseum
Miami Arena
The Omni
Boston Garden
Milwaukee Arena
Chicago Stadium
Pontiac Silverdome
Richfield Coliseum
Reunion Arena
McNichols Arena
LA Forum
LA Sports Arena
Phoenix Veterans Memorial
The Summit
Alamo Dome
Hemisfair
Boston Garden
Market Square
Portland Coliseum
Kingdome
Tacoma Dome
Salt Palace
The Spectrum
Capital Centre

As you might guess, I covered the NBA before a run of new buildings opened up in the mid-late '90s.

 

Not an impressive number, but I've gone for quality over quantity:

Current
Fenway Park
Yankee Stadium
Shea Stadium
Camden Yard
Tropicana Field
RFK
Wrigley Field

Old
Astrodome
Riverfront
Atlanta-Fulton County

For football, new and old
Miami
Candlestick
Minute Maid Park

 

Wait, let me count...

Current:
The Jake
RFK (outing)
Toronto (outing)

Past:
Municipal Stadium


That's it. I have been to probably 3x as many minor league games in my life as I have major league games.

 

Other stadiums/arenas, besides the 12 MLB and five minor/indy parks, include:
(all for games)

Ford Field
Pontiac Silverdome
Lambeau Field
Ralph Wilson Stadium
Qwest Field
Commonwealth Stadium (Edmonton CFL)
Palace of Auburn Hills
Michigan Stadium

 

East to West:
Fenway
Wrigley
Commiskey (new)
Busch II
Busch III
Kauffman
Coors
Angels
SBC/AT&T/Pac Bell whatever the fuck they call the new Giants stadium these days.
Fucked up not going to Dodgers and Padres when I had the chance.

 

Current- 10
Wrigley
Comiskey
Metrodome
Royals Stadium
Minute Maid
The Ballpark in Arlington
The BOB
Fenway
Philly
The Jake

And I'll be at Pac Bell at the end of next month.

Former- 9
Comiskey
Busch
Tiger
Jack Murphy
Astrodome
Riverfront
Arlington
Fulton County ('96 Olympic Baseball)
The Big O

 

Wrigley.
Fenway.
Old Comiskey.
Old Busch.
New Busch.
Astrodome.
Kauffman.

Metrodome for the '92 Final Four and Iowa-Minnesota football in 2002, but that doesn't count.

I figure once you've been to Wrigley and Fenway, that's enough.

 

Haven't been to the one in Washington, the new ones in St. Louis or Pittsburgh, but I think I've been to all of the others...

 

Current:
Yankee Stadium
Shea Stadium
Fenway Park
Wrigley Field
Camden Yards
A T&T (San Francisco, there when it was Pac Bell)
Dodger Stadium
Edison Field
PNC Park
And the retired one: Olympic Stadium in Montreal

 

That's the Holy Grail if we're playing by the rules of seeing an MLB game there. There were only 81 chances (assuming they played their full schedule).

VERY impressive.