A guide to American Family Field, home of the Milwaukee Brewers: its near-symmetrical dimensions, the retractable roof, the club's earlier parks from Seattle to County Stadium, and how to plan a visit.
A guide to Angel Stadium in Anaheim, home of the Angels: the parks the club used before it, how the fences and the open air shape play, the crowds it has drawn, and how to plan a visit.
A guide to Busch Stadium in St. Louis: the parks the Cardinals have called home since 1882, the symmetrical dimensions, what the open-air grass park does to a game, and how to plan a visit.
Candlestick Park housed the San Francisco Giants from 1960 to 1999, with its wind and chill, the 1961 All-Star Game, the 1962 World Series and the 1989 earthquake. The park's history, with its park-factor numbers.
A guide to Chase Field in Phoenix, the Diamondbacks' only home since the club's first season: its names, dimensions, retractable roof and desert setting, and what they mean for hitters, pitchers and fans.
A guide to Citi Field, the New York Mets' home since 2009, with the parks the club used before it, the dimensions from the site's data, how the park has played and what to know before a visit.
A guide to Citizens Bank Park, home of the Philadelphia Phillies since 2004: the six parks that came before it, its dimensions, how the historical park factors rate it for hitters and what to know before a visit.
A guide to Comerica Park, home of the Detroit Tigers since 2000: the dimensions, the four earlier homes of the club, what the geometry does to play and how to plan a first visit.
A guide to Coors Field in Denver: the football stadium the Rockies left behind, the dimensions, why the ball carries at altitude, what the scoring numbers show and how to plan a visit.
On May 24, 1935, the Cincinnati Reds played the first major-league night game at Crosley Field. This is the story of that game, the attendance gains that followed, the park itself and how lights spread across the sport.
A guide to Daikin Park in Houston: the three buildings the Astros have used, the dimensions and roof, the short left-field wall, what the park does to hitters and pitchers, and how to plan a visit.
The story of Ebbets Field in Flatbush, from its opening in 1913 through Jackie Robinson, the near misses against the Yankees and the 1955 title, to the last game in 1957 and the Dodgers' move to Los Angeles.
A guide to Fenway Park, the Boston Red Sox's home since 1912, covering the earlier park, the odd dimensions, how the Green Monster shapes the game and what to know before a visit.
A history of Forbes Field, the Pittsburgh Pirates' home from 1909 to 1970, with the pennants, the stars and the home run by Bill Mazeroski that ended the 1960 World Series.
A guide to Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas: the eight homes of the Rangers franchise, the roof and the turf, the fence dimensions, the 2023 title, and what to know before a visit.
Why baseball moved to artificial turf in the 1960s, why most parks went back to grass, how the two surfaces change the way the ball behaves, and what is and is not known about injuries.
A guide to the Cincinnati Reds' home on the Ohio River: the earlier parks, the dimensions, what park factors say about how it plays, and sensible advice for planning a visit.
Who pays for a major-league ballpark and how: owner-built parks, the municipal stadium era, the public-private deals since Camden Yards, the tax and bond tools behind them, a worked bond example and what leases decide.
A guide to Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, from the Royals' first seasons at Municipal Stadium to the open-air park of today, with its dimensions, quirks, October history and visiting advice.
A guide to loanDepot park, home of the Miami Marlins: its retractable roof and turf, its dimensions, the football stadium the club left behind, and what the franchise's record says about life there.
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