[Panther Thunder]

Stole this idea from the HS Football forum. Pretty cool, I'll start us off:

1. Cincinnati (Cinergy & Great American)
2. Wrigley in Chicago
3. Turner Field in Atlanta
4. St. Louis (Old & New)
5. Kauffman Stadium in KC
6. PNC Park in Pittsburgh
7. Camden Yards in Baltimore
8. Jacobs Field in Cleveland
9. Comerica Park in Detroit
10. Nationals Park in DC

So 12 different parks. Planning on adding Philly in July.

[Westside]

RIVER FRONT STADIUM 1985 & 1990
OLD TIGER STADIUM Detroit 1984

[Jarons]

Riverfront Stadium
Great American Ballpark
San Francisco Giants' park
Oriole Park at Camden Yards

[Stardust]

I don't know the stadium names and don't feel like looking them up. Yankees, Mets, Pirates, Phillies, Reds, Braves, Rangers, Cubs, White Sox, Rockies, Diamondbacks, Royals, Rays, A's, Dodgers, Angels

Just got back to my Hotel in Dallas after going to the Frisco Roughriders vs. Midland Rock Hounds. Going to the Rangers game on Thursday.

[wildcats fan]

Cincinnati (Riverfront, Great American)
Atlanta (Turner Field)
Chicago (Wrigley Field)

[hollcat]

Cincinnati (Riverfront and Great American)
Pittsburgh ( Three Rivers and PNC)
Baltimore, Camden Yards
Atlanta, Fulton Co. only
NY Mets, Shea only
Denver, Coors Field

[Mr. Pike Central]

Riverfront Stadium & Great American Ball Park

[Spirit100]

Cincinnati Reds ( Riverfront/Cinergy, and Great American )
Chicago Cubs ( Wrigley )
Anahiem Angels ( LA Ram Stadium....way back in the 70s )

[Strikeout King]

Camden Yards (Baltimore Orioles)