The winner of Best MLB Ballpark is......

[Neags23]

It's an interesting idea. However, I'm not sure how they figure team quality. Why are the Tigers first in team quality?

And as for Miller Park being #2... not too sure about that, either. I went to a couple of games there a while back. It's not a bad stadium, but no way was the 'experience' or the actual park itself even close to Fenway or Wrigley. Hell, easily half the crowd was Cubs fans rather than Brewers fans.

Of Fenway, Wrigley, Turner Field, Minute Maid, Miller Park, the Cell (all the parks I've been to)... Fenway and Wrigley are runaway winners, with Minute Maid, Turner Field, the Cell and Miller Park trailing.

[CBL-Commish]

The thing that gets me is that they never directly ask the two most important questions: Is this a good place to play baseball? Is this a good place to watch baseball?

[Y0DA55]

Originally Posted by CBL-Commish

The thing that gets me is that they never directly ask the two most important questions: Is this a good place to play baseball? Is this a good place to watch baseball?

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And I don't really get why team quality is factored in. So you're saying these ratings can change year to year without any stadiums changing?

[Go Tribe]

Originally Posted by jeheinz72

This is one of the lamest things I've seen in a long time.

probably since seeing shula and the boys celebrate after the patriots lost the superbowl