My top 5 in no order are Camden Yards, Safeco Field, Fenway Park, Yankee Stadium, and the Giants field that changes it's name every year.
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I'm a fan of the oldies: Fenway and Yankee Stadium for sure.\n\nI still miss Tiger Stadium - but in many ways Comerica Park is a worthy successor.  (I'll admit, I'm partially saying that because I'm a girl and the bathroom lines are SO MUCH shorter at Comerica.)
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1. Petty = I dont care what year it is, 10 consecutive wins is insane\n\n2. Earnhardt = im not his biggest fan but 4 chamionships in 5 years is dominating\n\n3. Gordon = lots of wins, 4 championships, and 10 wins in a era when it doesnt look like thatll happen again anytime soon\n\n4. Walltrip\n\n5.Pearson
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Giants stadium is the actual name of the stadium only when the Giants are home, per their 30 year lease with the owner of the stadium. The owner of the stadium, the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority, allows the Jets to "rename" the stadium for their home games, since they obviously do not want to play in "Giants Stadium". \nIt got the name the Meadowlands because it's part of the Meadowlands complex - that includes the Meadowlands Racetrack and the Continental Airlines Arean.\nPrior to 1984, the Jets played their home games at Shea Stadium. When their lease expired, they moved to "Giants Stadium" but the naming rights were a part of the Giants lease with the NJ Sports and Exposition Authority. Therefore, they struck an agreement with the Jets that would allow the Jets to call the stadium the Meadowlands - since the complex that included the above mentioned stadiums was already named as such - but only during the Jets' home games. This is why the Jets often cover any mention of the Giants during their home games.
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Fenway Park and it's not even close. There is nothing that distinguishes Yankee Stadium from any other park out there. It's a cookie cutter stadium with no charm and no personality. It's in the middle of a shithole section of the city and there are some truly terrible seats in that place. I've climbed Mt Washington before, but I still don't think I was ever as elevated as the day I was in the upper deck at Yankee Stadium. \n\nOn the other hand, Fenway has one of the most unique fields in the majors. Everything from the green monster to the right field pavilion seats to the foul terrortory make the place stand out. The Red Sox own most of the surrounding neighborhood so they typically keep it clean and make sure that there's plenty to do. \n\nThe fans for both teams are considered to be the best and most knowledgable in the game...but mostly they're both just really annoying. They'll be really into the game at either place, but that doesn't make them any smarter. \n\nIf you really have to just pick one, go with Fenway and you won't regrett it. But the two are only five hours apart. You could always spend part of your trip in Boston, take the drive down to New York, and spend the rest of it there.
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1. Cy Young\n2. Nolan Ryan\n3. Walter Johnson\n4. Phil Niekro\n5. Tom Seaver\nRoger Clemans would have maid the top Five if he did not throw the bat at Piazza.
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2011 – Indianapolis - maybe it will happen with new stadium, but it shouldn't, indy is too small and too cold\n\n2012 – Atlanta - not unlikely, but again, it shouldn't.  atlanta can be cold in january/february, and it is a fairly small market\n\n2013 – Los Angeles - ok, but i assume you mean pasadena, and the rose bowl would need renovation.  as it stands now, no chance for the colloseum, unless la gets a team and renovates it or builds a new stadium.\n\n2014 – Chicago - no chance.  i live in chicago, and i think it's the greatest city in the u.s., and new york is it's only real competition.  but there's no way this will happen, it's too cold, too outdoors, and too small.  after indy builds a new stadium, soldier field will be the smallest in the country, and there's no new stadium coming anytime soon after spending half a billion or so on renovations to soldier field 2 years ago.   \n\n2016 – Detroit - i hope not, too soon, and a bad idea anyway.\n\nas for 2015, kc is probably out, the rolling roof was voted down last week, and the superbowl will not come to an outdoor arrowhead.  also, i am originally from the kc area and a chiefs fan, and i think hosting a superbowl there would be a disaster; there is not enough hotels, there is not enough to do, and the weather in february sucks.    \n\nto paraprase espn.com's bill simmons, the superbowl should just rotate between san diego, new orleans, and miami.  these are the only warm weather cities in the country with the hotel space, the stadium and convention facilities, and also the fun factor stemming from centralized downtowns and no shortage of bars.  the superbowl is the biggest u.s. sporting event of the year, except for the occasional hosting of a summer olympics.  it is also a week-long party.  thus, it should be played only in places that people want to go, and unfortunately since it is a winter event, this excludes cold climates.  should the chiefs ever make the superbowl, i fully intend to attend by any menas necesary, selling my car, maxing out credit cards, whatever.  and in such a case, i would hate to do so to spend a week in houston, jacksonville, or detroit.
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1. Yankees, Red sox baseball\n2. Duke, North Carolina NCAA basketball\n3. Dallas cowboys, Redskins football\n4. Eagles, Giants football\n5. Miami, Florida st. NCAA football\n6. Cowboys, Eagles football\n7. New England pats, NY Jets football\n8. Knicks, Nets basketball\n9. Dallas Mavs, spurs basketball\n10. spurs, Huston basketball\n11. Huston, Dallas Mavs basketball\n12 Sacramento, LA  lakers basketball\n13. LA lakers, La clippers basketball\n14. Yankees, Mets baseball\n15. Miami heat, Orlando Magic basketball\n16. Denver Broco, Cleavland Brown football\n17. Detroit piston, Indiana Basketball\n18. NY kninks, Indiana Basketball\n19. Mets, Braves baseball\n20. NY Jets, NY Giants football\n21. Pitts burg steelers, Phili eagles football\n22. Lakers, Miami basketball\n23 Green Bay Packers, Minn Vikings football\nI can go on and on
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My all time Yankees team is the team that collapsed two years ago after being up 3 games in the ALCS. Love that team so much!!! I love the Red Sox.
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It's a tie for me... I've been in the park during Trevor Time and for Game Over. 'Hell's Bells' (Hoffman's entrance music) at Petco will give you chills, but so does 'Welcome To The Jungle' when Eric Gagne comes in from that leftfield bullpen, I'm a Dodgers fan, so if pressed, I'll have to go with Guns'N'Roses over AC/DC...
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At the old Busch Stadium, I always liked going to the front of the bleachers in the outfield and trying to catch homeruns in batting practice. I only caught one, it was a Mark McGwire homer in batting practice.
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1903. They Shared their playing field with the NY Giants, (now SF Giants) @ polo grounds in manhattan until 1929 when they built yankee stadium on revenue alone. Rumors say it was because Ruth brought sold out crowds every game, hence the name "The House that Ruth Built" Peace
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football and baseball would be the top 2 for sure
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Baltimore\n\nIndianapolis \n\nCleveland \n\nMinnesota\n\nJacksonville\n\nKansas City \n\nNew England\n\nSan Diego\n\nDetroit \n\nPhiladelphia\n\nDenver\n\nDallas\n\nNew Orleans \n\nSeattle\n\nN.Y. Giants
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1. Babe Ruth(of course) 2.Jackie Robinson(he had to go through a lot) 3.Hank Aaron(755hr, what else needs to be said? plus 3771 hits) 4.Joe DiMaggio(61 game hitting streak, Wow) 5. Willie Mays(also is the godfather of Barry Bonds)
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1 Joe Theismann\n2 James Arness\n3 Operation Petticoat\n4 Volunteers\n5 Eleanor Rigby\n6 George Harrison\n7 Washington-Lee High, Arlington, Va\n8 Long branch Saloon\n\nWhew! Some tough trivia! Had to Google a couple of them.
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Mt Rushmore\nTeddy Roosevelt\nLincoln\nWashington\nJefferson
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The Patriots used to be called the Boston Patriots, and had multiple stadiums in Boston and Cambridge, MA, such as Harvard and Fenway Park. Since Boston would not build them their own stadium, they decided to move elsewhere. When the Patriots moved to Foxboro, they were no longer in Boston and decided to change the name to the New England Patriots.