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[jfkennedy]

I thought i only saw this type of fielding in MLB : The Show

Meanwhile Cards just doing the opposite

 

[Brozay]

What stadiums do y'all think are absolute must-visit? My bday is the first week of May and I'm thinking of hitting up like three different cities to catch games.

as a Cards fan, Wrigley would be a must visit I'd assume

 

[Regular_P]

What stadiums do y'all think are absolute must-visit? My bday is the first week of May and I'm thinking of hitting up like three different cities to catch games.

Giants for sure.

 

[jfkennedy]

as a Cards fan, Wrigley would be a must visit I'd assume

Yeah, I def need to. I went to Chicago on a whim last year and the Cubs were out of town but Wrigleyville was lit af. Can't imagine after a game.

 

[TrillaMonsoon]

What stadiums do y'all think are absolute must-visit? My bday is the first week of May and I'm thinking of hitting up like three different cities to catch games.

All the writers always say Seattle is high on their list. It's a homer pick but Target Field is a great place to see a game. Coors Field is another great place just for aesthetic purposes. I want to see Camden Yards and Fenway myself.

 

[Spidey Man]

What stadiums do y'all think are absolute must-visit? My bday is the first week of May and I'm thinking of hitting up like three different cities to catch games.

I've been to a lot of different parks since leaving NY area to watch the Mets. San Fran is a great place to watch a game as is Philly. Citi is the best park in the league but I'm biased. Seattle was also a great place to watch a game

 

[THEREALBRAND]

What stadiums do y'all think are absolute must-visit? My bday is the first week of May and I'm thinking of hitting up like three different cities to catch games.

My top five favorite stadiums are Wrigley, Fenway, Coors, PetCo, and Oracle. Fenway is a dump, but the history makes up for the shortcomings. Coors, PetCo, and Oracle are just beautiful places to watch a game. And they have awesome summer weather.

 

[ineedsleep212]

 

[jfkennedy]

All the writers always say Seattle is high on their list. It's a homer pick but Target Field is a great place to see a game. Coors Field is another great place just for aesthetic purposes. I want to see Camden Yards and Fenway myself.

Seattle is like my second home (Seahawks fan) and I still haven’t been there. They’re playing the Stros in Houston that week though. But I have been to Target Field, loved it. And easy to get to from the airport.

I've been to a lot of different parks since leaving NY area to watch the Mets. San Fran is a great place to watch a game as is Philly. Citi is the best park in the league but I'm biased. Seattle was also a great place to watch a game

I think I’m definitely doing Citi. $19 to sit on the third baseline just a few rows back. And I heard they have the best food.

My top five favorite stadiums are Wrigley, Fenway, Coors, PetCo, and Oracle. Fenway is a dump, but the history makes up for the shortcomings. Coors, PetCo, and Oracle are just beautiful places to watch a game. And they have awesome summer weather.

Coors might be it. $10 tickets that week and they’re playing the Nationals so I’ll get to see Soto

 

[Jim Cornette]

They were social distancing

Good.. fukk Fisher!!!

Sell the fukking team bum ass nicca

 

[PortCityProphet]

Hitter team some hoes.
That pitcher shoulda been lumped up something serious.

 

[mozichrome]

damn rockies. game busted open

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

What stadiums do y'all think are absolute must-visit? My bday is the first week of May and I'm thinking of hitting up like three different cities to catch games.

Fenway. The Green Monster just great to see..

 

[Won Won]

My top five favorite stadiums are Wrigley, Fenway, Coors, PetCo, and Oracle. Fenway is a dump, but the history makes up for the shortcomings. Coors, PetCo, and Oracle are just beautiful places to watch a game. And they have awesome summer weather.

Been to Fenway once, no desire to go back haha

PNC was great all 3 times

 

[Regular_P]

Seattle is like my second home (Seahawks fan) and I still haven’t been there. They’re playing the Stros in Houston that week though. But I have been to Target Field, loved it. And easy to get to from the airport.



I think I’m definitely doing Citi. $19 to sit on the third baseline just a few rows back. And I heard they have the best food.



Coors might be it. $10 tickets that week and they’re playing the Nationals so I’ll get to see Soto

Seattle's stadium is nice but nothing special; same with Coors, imo.

PNC looks spectacular and I've only heard people rave about that one. Looks very similar to the Giants.

Wrigley's a dump but as a Cards fan, it might have more allure to you. The stadium being in the middle of a regular neighborhood is the best part about it; inside is

I haven't been inside Petco but it looked great from the outside, plus, San Diego has perfect weather.

Surprised Dodger Stadium hasn't been brought up yet.

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