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Wrigley Makes ESPN's Top Five
In its countdown to spring training, ESPN.com is offering a Hot Stove Heaters (Huh? Why do you need to heat a hot stove? Seems redundant. Or wasteful. I'm telling Al Gore.) series on the 25 hottest topics in baseball.
The first installment of the the 25 hottest topics in baseball is - you guessed it! - the top five ballbarks in baseball. Really? The five best ballparks in baseball is in the Top 25 of things we'll be talking about all summer?
On to the list. I'm not clear whether these are in any kind of order, but Fenway Park gets the most attention from Tim Kurkjian, with Camden Yards, PNC Park, Wrigley Field and AT&T Park rounding out the top five.
5 comments:
ESPN fawning over the Red Sox and Fenway?
Perish the thought.
No Yankee Stadium, oddly.
Going to a Cubbie game at Wrigley is on my list of things I MUST do before I die. I live in Texas and have never been to Illinois. I am trying tocome up with another reason to go so I don't have go all that way just for one thing.....two, now that's totally different.
It's worth the trip. My five favorites that I've been to would be: Wrigley, PNC, Camden, Yankee Stadium, and ... hm, Turner Field, I guess.
I lived in Atl. for 2 years and had season tickets for one of those years. Pretty sweet. My best friend's Dad gave them to us. Good seats too, third base side 35th row, just down from third base. I have seen Maddux pitch at least 20 times. Hell Yeah. Not bad huh
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