Major League Ballparks

Before I depart this world (many years from now!), I want to visit every MLB stadium. I can’t describe what it is, but stepping out from a concourse and being greeted by that brown diamond and green field is a thing of pure beauty.

• Arizona Diamondbacks—Chase Field
• Atlanta Braves—Turner Field—planned 2009
• Baltimore Orioles—Oriole Park at Camden Yards—2004
• Boston Red Sox—Fenway Park—2002
• Chicago Cubs—Wrigley Field—planned 2012
• Chicago White Sox—U.S. Cellular Field—planned 2012
• Cincinnati Reds—Great American Ball Park
• Cleveland Indians—Progressive Field
• Colorado Rockies—Coors Field
• Detroit Tigers—Comerica Park
• Florida Marlins—Dolphin Stadium
• Houston Astros—Astrodome—1999
• Houston Astros—Minute Maid Park—2000
• Kansas City Royals—Kauffman Stadium
• Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim—Angel Stadium of Anaheim
• Los Angeles Dodgers—Dodger Stadium
• Milwaukee Brewers—Miller Park
• Minnesota Twins—Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome—2007
• New York Mets—Shea Stadium
• New York Yankees—Yankee Stadium
• Oakland Athletics—McAfee Coliseum
• Philadelphia Phillies—Citizens Bank Park—2008
• Pittsburgh Pirates—PNC Park
• St. Louis Cardinals—Busch Stadium
• San Diego Padres—PETCO Park
• San Francisco Giants—AT&T Park—2005
• Seattle Mariners—Safeco Field
• Tampa Bay Rays—Tropicana Field
• Texas Rangers—Rangers Ballpark in Arlington—2001
• Toronto Blue Jays—Rogers Centre
• Washington Nationals—Nationals Park