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...

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...

The Houston Astrodome certainly lived up to the hype. It was so much more than just the first domed stadium used for both baseball and...

For three years, Colt Stadium invited fans to roast under the blazing Texas sun as the new team in town, the Colt .45s, found their way...

Sportsman's Park was St. Louis's first true baseball park. It was here where the city first fell in love with their Cardinals and where...

Before Kansas City, Missouri became known as a big league city with massive and iconic stadiums, it held a moderately sized, multi-use...

The venue was an enigma. Built in an age when the automobile was all the rage, it was vast enough to hold massive crowds for football...

Ban Johnson needed a team in the Big Apple. As the founder of the infant American League, he needed a presence in the media capital of...

The Polo Grounds was once synonymous with sports and interwoven in America's fabric. It was here, not the Bronx, where the seeds of the...

Very few ballparks have claimed a city's heart like Brooklyn's Ebbets Field. Perhaps it was Charles Ebbets continued investment in the...