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RonClements

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Prior to this season, I had only been to five of the current MLB stadiums and three former stadiums.
My wife and I bought an RV in February and are going to all 30 stadiums this year. We've partnered with a children's organization - Children's Hope Alliance - to raise awareness of the needs of kids in the foster system.
Our website and podcast - with MLB players - are both called Home Run On Wheels and you can find Home Run On Wheels on Facebook and Instagram as well.

Give it a look, subscribe to the podcast and tell me how many stadiums you've been to.

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-- Dodger Stadium
-- Angel Stadium
-- Jack Murphy Stadium
-- Kauffman Stadium
-- Yankee Stadium (old)
-- Fenway Park
-- Citizens Bank Park
 
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-- Old Comiskey Park (Chicago)
-- Guaranteed Rate Field (Chicago)
-- Six Flags at Wrigley Field (Chicago)
-- Current Indians stadium
-- Current Tigers stadium
-- Current Oakland stadium
-- Current Pirates stadium
-- Current Reds stadium
-- Old Riverfront Stadium (Cincinnati)
-- Old Memorial Stadium (Baltimore)
 
Yankee Stadium, editions I, II, and III
Metropolitan Stadium, Metrodome.
Cleveland Municipal Stadium.
Philadelphia Veterans Stadium.
Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
DC Stadium, before it was renamed.
Tiger Stadium.
Kingdome, Safeco Field.
Oakland Coliseum.
Wrigley Field.
Mile High Stadium, Coors Field.
Candlestick Park.
Toronto Exhibition Stadium.
Bank One Ballpark or whatever they call the DBacks home.

Coors Field is my favorite. Beautiful ballpark in a great neighborhood.
 
Six. I drove past Yankee Stadium once, so I'll put that at the top of the list.
 
Dodger Stadium
Anaheim Stadium (all three versions)
Petco Park
Jack Murphy/Qualcomm
AT&T
Safeco
Bank One (or whatever Arizona is called today)
Current Rangers ballpark
Previous Rangers ballpark
Current Busch
Previous Busch
Kaufman
Wrigley
Old Comiskey
Previous Yankee Stadium
Camden Yards
Previous Orioles Park
Veterans Stadium
 
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-Fenway Park
-New Yankee Stadium
-Comerica Park
-Citi Field
-Camden Yards
-Olympic Stadium
-Skydome
-Wrigley Field

Doing Target Field this year.
 
Exhibition Stadium
Rogers Centre
Camden Yards
Dodger Stadium
Angel Stadium
Turner Field
Yankee Stadium (current)
Petco Park
PNC Park
Tropicana Field
 
-- Dodger Stadium
-- Angel Stadium
-- Jack Murphy Stadium
-- Kauffman Stadium
-- Yankee Stadium (old)
-- Fenway Park
-- Citizens Bank Park

I had previously visited Angel Stadium and the Murph. Will be going to Philly next week, followed by New York and Boston. Kansas City will be in September.
 
-- Old Comiskey Park (Chicago)
-- Guaranteed Rate Field (Chicago)
-- Six Flags at Wrigley Field (Chicago)
-- Current Indians stadium
-- Current Tigers stadium
-- Current Oakland stadium
-- Current Pirates stadium
-- Current Reds stadium
-- Old Riverfront Stadium (Cincinnati)
-- Old Memorial Stadium (Baltimore)

Love the mix of old and new here.
 
Exhibition Stadium
Rogers Centre
Camden Yards
Dodger Stadium
Angel Stadium
Turner Field
Yankee Stadium (current)
Petco Park
PNC Park
Tropicana Field

What'd you think of the Trop? My wife said it feels like a hockey arena and not a baseball stadium. I tend to agree.
 
The three Atlanta parks
Old Yankee Stadium
Nationals Park

Extra credit w/ minors: Richmond and Danville in Virginia, Doubleday in Cooperstown
 
What'd you think of the Trop? My wife said it feels like a hockey arena and not a baseball stadium. I tend to agree.
Yeah, I'd agree with that. Sterile, little atmosphere the night we were there - Rogers Centre can be the same way if the roof is closed and the crowd is small. Cheap tickets were a plus and the concessions were better than I thought. Nothing around it, guess we have been spoiled of years of Jays games where there are dozens and dozens of eating and drinking options in the area before or after the game.
 
Considering how much I love baseball, I've been to very few. Every time I've been to Chicago, both the White Sox and Cubs have been away (or it's been the off-season). I'll be in a couple of other MLB cities this year and the teams are away or off. Bad timing.

Current stadiums:
Fenway
Yankee Stadium
Nationals Park
PNC Park

Old stadiums:
Candlestick
The Vet
Yankee Stadium
Shea Stadium
RFK (when the Nats played there)
 

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