In the first decade of its existence, Pittsburgh's Three Rivers Stadium was known for one thing: winning. Six times, its tenants went to...

Sitting deep within a vacant parking lot in the heart of a metropolis that was just beginning to thrive, Arlington Stadium provided the...

Although it was never known as one of the sport's cathedrals, Northlands Coliseum provided some of the most memorable moments in hockey...

In 1908, George Stallings brokered a deal between a group of Montreal-based investors to purchase the woebegone Royals of the...

Although Jarry Park Stadium was notorious for inviting both snow and rain in the middle of baseball season, it served well as the...

Although it was oddly shaped, Toronto's Exhibition Stadium became a staple in the city's identity as an athletic epicenter. Not only did...

Having lost in the Stanley Cup Finals in 1908 and 1910, the Edmonton Eskimos had outgrown the cozy confines of the Thistle Rink and their...

The saga of Ewing Field begins way back in 1906, when J. Cal Ewing and his partners bought the San Francisco Seals. At the time, his new...

Just after Chutes Park was demolished, developers built its replacement. Since it first opened to an exhibition between the Boston Red...

Very few ballparks in America can compare with Los Angeles's Chutes Park. Surrounded by an amusement park, the ballpark was just the...

It was one of the first dual purpose stadiums, yet always seemed to be a step behind. Still, while other stadiums enjoyed much more...

Tampa Stadium was shaped very much like its football team. While the Tampa Bay Buccaneers started off poorly, they enjoyed a brief...

When the Hollywood Stars moved to Los Angeles in 1938, they spent time in both Wrigley Field and Gilmore Stadium while their permanent...

Earl Gilmore loved auto racing. Having grown enamored with the Indianapolis 500, the man who built the Gilmore Oil Company into a West...

For nearly half a century, three great outfielders patrolled Fenway Park's left-field, snagging balls at a furious rate while crushing...

Seattle's road to gaining a major league team was quite tenuous as was the journey it traveled to building a stadium adequate enough for...

Having hosted 31 Stanley Cup Finals and countless memories in the sport, it's no wonder that the Montreal Forum is regarded as one of the...

It was the winter of 1949 and the Rice University Owls were on a roll. Led by Froggy Williams and Joe Watson, Rice had won the daunting...

High school football is everything in Texas. All through the state, the programs and their budgets seemingly get bigger every year. In a...

At the turn of the century, Syracuse University was practically without an identity. That all changed when Archbold Stadium opened in...