You’re kidding yourself if PNC isn’t one of the top stadiums. There’s a ton of unique things beyond that beautiful skyline.

PNC Park was ahead of its time. It only has one upperdeck and it's under 40k seating. Now, every modern stadium is going smaller in the upperdecks and having smaller capacities under 40k seating. PNC Park is a fine ballpark. it doesn't try to draw your attention with gimmicky stuff like with other ballparks. It's just a classic retro modern stadium. Nothing more and nothing less and that's fine by me.

PNC park is great stop lying 🤥

I agree that the Oakland Coluseum is easily the worst stadium in MLB. Tropicana is definitely the 2nd worst but Oakland is worse. Brodie Brazil is the only person I know of who actually claims the Coliseum is better than the Trop. He's biased though because he's an Oakland fan and reporter so he just wants to be able to say his team and city aren't the worst... But they are. Also... I love Mt. Davis. As far as I'm concerned it's a National Treasure. Whenever they demolish that abomination of a stadium I wish I could buy Mt. Davis and put it on the roof of my house. How can anyone not love Mt. Davis? It's a manmade mountain which is impressive on it's own. Not only that but it's a mountain *on top* of a stadium. It's basically the greatest thing ever created by mankind. It should be loved and respected by anyone who is lucky enough to ever see it. It's just great.

bro has to be a Reds or Cubs fan saying PNC isn’t top 5 (he said that in a previous video)

I agree about the Marlin stadium. Went to a game a few yrs ago and I thought the stadium was cool. Too bad they can't fill the place

I think your problem is that you don’t really care about views from the stadium. A purpose built baseball stadium that doesn’t have some ridiculous upper-deck and a good view is all you need. That’s why people like Comerica Park and PNC. I’d say most of the “unique cool features” are pretty trivial in the minds of many fans to being a great view and a good seat to the action.

I never really understood all the hate on loanDepot Park. It’s a pretty good ballpark

I actually loved my visit to the trop last spring when the rays were playing their grapefruit league games there. the quirks are endearing to me. certainly not a forgettable stadium, extremely unique

1. I have been to Tropicana Field a couple times. It is not great, but going from 95F to 72F is great, 2. I wish that LoanDepot Park incorporated aspects of the good ol' Orange Bowl, 3. Comerica Park needs to move its walls back, 4. Kaufman Park is so much better now with real grass, 5. I think the latest Jacobs Field renovations are a definite improvement, 6. PNC Park's exterior is amazing, 7. I love Camden Yards new LF walls. It is the exact opposite of what Comerica is doing. The biggest problem with additions to Camden Yards is the view of the bell tower is now gone thanks to that ugly motel that went up a decade or so ago, 8. I wish that the new Yankee Stadium's outfield walls had the dimensions of the early 1970s, not the last dimensions of the old stadium. (Also, the numbers on the walls of the new stadium were proven to be lies thanks to satellite images. The walls were brought in, but the numbers remained the same.), 9. I wish they added a dome to the old Rangers stadium.

A lot of these takes were pretty measured but the PNC Park take just feels like you're trying to be edgy. The inspirations from Forbes Field, the fantastic local limestone and steel exterior, the riverside location, the great new scoreboard, unique local food and beer options, proximity of the seats to the field, great options for food drinks and lodging nearby, the ferry service on the riverboats.... The only two things it doesn't do right is the concourses can get narrow and crowded and the bathrooms haven't been updated since it was built. Idk how many ballparks you've been to but I can't really think of anything comparably highly rated ballparks do significantly better.

I like the bold takes and unpopular opinions! But i gotta defend Comerica (we call it the 'CoPa'). First, the dirt path from home to the mound is a great throwback feature. Second, the right field pavilion/porch is a great environment. The park is terrific from a fan experience POV with the carousel and ferris wheel. I do hate that they didn't keep the original fences. Also, the upper deck is way too far back from the field. You can be in row 1 of the upper deck and still feel like a football field away. Not too many fouls make it up there...but Copa is still a fantastic park!

I know its a very unpopular opinion, but I love dirt baseball infields on football fields

I'm an Orioles fan and I agree with the new fence at Camden Yards. I went to opening day the on April 6 1992 and it was a modern marvel compared to Memorial Stadium. Which was terrible and really old.

comerica is an absolute gem in my eyes. loved the blending of old and new. skyline view is awesome. it probably IS a top 10 park for me. to get really unpopular... I think I liked it better than pittsburgh!

You’re definitely right about the old ballpark in Arlington being better than the new one As someone who lives in the area, has been to both stadiums and goes to games now it’s just a shame to have that great ballpark just sitting there across the street. That being said, I understand why they did it. They finally got big name position players and pitchers to sign here and it led to the teams first World Series win. Also, the game going experience is just better at the new ballpark - it’s cleaner, there’s more room, the amenities are nicer and it’s air conditioned. So as someone who goes 20 or more games per year I’m glad we have the new park. But once you’re in the seat and the games going the ambience of the old stadium is just better and more memorable.

I can say PNC is better than oracle park I’ve been to both

When did you visit PNC Park? They've added alot to it the kast couple years. The river walk isnt nearly as empty as it used to be.

What if the titanic hit the ice barge haed on?

If you made a comment about my house I'd probably dismiss you and laugh my ass off. Come on man, use your head. That's the problem with your content.

Let’s face it. Eventually you have to factor in the team and owner into the ranking which would put PNC Park at the bottom. This is coming from a Pitt native.

Since when is low seating capacity a measure of a good Stadium? Why not have a larger capacity with the option of having less? Not every team will make the WS every year. Even the Yank-offs don't do that. Nice social spaces and a few empty seats at times doesn't seem THAT bad.

For me, Tropicana will always be crap. However, the Oakland Coliseum is the worst because of the renovations in 1995. You had the beautiful view of the mountains covered by that monstrous expansion in centerfield, and that is absolutely heinous in my opinion.

This may be an unpopular opinion but I think multicolored seats at different levels is more exciting and engaging than all these same colored seats that are dark blue and dark green. Seeing all these same dark colored seats wants to put me to sleep, it might be professional looking , but it's not fun and that's what baseball stadiums should be about.. I think the dark colored seats work for the Yankees mystique, but it looks really boring in the Marlins stadium, especially for what the city represesnts. For people who say what does it matter what the color the seats are, I'll say people get out of their seat and move around, they leave the game early, and not every team is going to sell out the capacity either.

Fenway is a shitty place to go to a game. Most of the seats either face a weird direction or are obstructed views. Plus it’s cramped, there’s no leg room for anyone over 5’6”. Tickets are overpriced as is everything else there. Concessions are poor with a bland menu compared to many other places . It’s known to be rat infested. Forget about parking. I could go on. Yes I’ve been to roughly 150-200 games there, before I smartened up.

Being able to walk around the lower deck and mostly see the game is a feature. Outfield seating at homerun depth is more valuable than any upper deck.

Dodger stadium is overrated.

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The Ballpark in Arlington was a beautiful baseball stadium, in general!! The new one looks like a giant warehouse!!

Pittsburgh is 2nd/3rd best in MLB(Oracle Park in SF or Camden Yards in Baltimore are slightly better)

The exterior of Globe Life Park looks like a football team's training facility.

😂 your crazy PNC park is the best number two at least mlb park not a bad seat in the house

At least he said opinions at the beginning of the video.

I know new Yankee Stadium isn’t like the old Yankee stadium, but come on nothing could have saved it unless it was a full tear down renovation💯

Agree on Loan Depot park, Really awesome venue except for atmosphere, food choices are good, museum is nice, and the window is very cool. Disagree on PNC, Exterior is really cool and the color of the stone is unique, walking over the bridge or the back of the stadium near the water is very neat. Plus the two deck design is special and overall its small size helps it. And the 21 foot wall in right is a nice tribute.

A ballpark should be judged according to how good the fan experience is. How good are the sight lines and how close to the field you can sit. People go there to watch baseball, not to evaluate aesthetics.

The new Rangers ball park from the outside looks like an airline maintenance hangar.

Depressed Ginger: "The Old Rangers Ballpark in Arlington is better than the new one." Me: "THAT'S WHAT I'VE BEEN SAYING ALL ALONG!"

1. Kaufman Stadium is a beautiful baseball park. If it was placed in downtown KC, it would be top 5, IMO. 2. The Indians should have just took a picture of the right field upper deck in Coors Field, and plagiarized it, and that should've been done in 2015 when the put the shipping containers in. Now, they're trying to fix a cheap Jerry rig job with a knock off of Coors Field, done on the cheap again. Dolan sucks. 3. I don't go to baseball games to marvel at the latest features. I have one requirement, and that is that the stadium is a baseball only park, made for baseball. So, I rule out Oakland, TB, and Toronto, at least until the Blue Jays finish the renovations at Rogers Centre, which is a stupid name for a baseball park.

Globe life park was awesome. As a brewer fan who went there last season, it was an amazing experience

If you remove mount davis, its not a bad park. Theres nothing you can do to save tropicana field.

The Royals should not build a new stadium. Also I agree with you. Marlins Park is a great stadium with a shit atmosphere. As a Yankee fan, I think our stadium gets too much hate. They did a great job incorporating the history, but the character is not the same and I definitely agree they went too corporate. Still it’s a great stadium with amenities and cleanliness (cleaner than the old one) Top 10 in my opinion.

I’m spoiled with Truist Park 🥃🔥

I'm going to go a step further with Tropicana Field and say that while it's not an ideal stadium, it's perfectly adequate and when it opened I would have ranked it as a mid-tier stadium since I'd put it above the cookie cutters in addition to the Coliseum. A completely outdoor stadium in Florida is even worse than it was in Texas since at least Texas is often (though not always) dry. When Tropicana opened, only SkyDome/Rogers Centre already existed as a retractable roof stadium and that had barely just opened before.

Loan Depot fits Miami. The design, the colors. Especially with the glass open. It's a great stadium. They didn't try and go retro for no reason. They didn't try and copy other stadiums.

100% agree with Arlington. The architecture of the last one was beautiful and amazing. The new one is ugly

Agree 100% about Comerica Park the unfortunate home of my Detroit Tigers. I’ve tried to like the place after two plus decades, I just don’t. Besides the bland outfield design, double walls, the stadium is terrible in the sun, rain, elements marked by a steep upper deck that rivals Guaranteed Rate Park. I loved Tiger Stadium the quirks, understood place needed at minimum a massive renovation or replaced by hope when replaced was those quirks, pluses would travel to the new park, never happened. The Rangers Ballpark in Arlington opened in 1994 mimicked Tiger Stadium with its right field, in fact I get mad when I see Rangers Ballpark in Arlington for two reasons, one wish that was ours, two fact the Rangers had leave, downgrade because of the heat. I really have little confidence Comerica Park will ever have any drastic change under current ownership, fact they continue go cheap, little league with the outfield walls, mix in the low payroll, team hasn’t made the playoffs in a decade with 1 winning season (2016) since.

unpopular take. New Comensky is incredibly under rated and all the hate comes from it not being wrigley

I wonder if Ginger has been to a game at Commerica. I went last summer and thought it was nice. How can you judge s stadium without attending a game?

Have you ever been to loan depot? Yeah the exterior looks nice it’s just really awkward spacious and Erie in there.. atmosphere of fans to your point doesn’t help

Sir, Respectfully, for the second time... You are looking for "people to congregate around" and NOT "people to conjugate around." "As the man told his story, the children congregated around him." "Yesterday's Spanish lesson was on verb conjugation." OR "His wife came to the prison for a conjugal visit." Only that couple in Mount Davis at the Colliseum last year were "conjugating" around the ballpark. 😂😂😂

Jacob's Field was beautiful in the 1990s and early 2000s!! The owners f up the stadium the past 15 years!!

The Camden Yards left field renovation looks like they took out a bullpen and just said "F it, good enough"

Even though I think the Oakland coliseum is definitely the worst stadium, it has a special place in my heart. I don’t know why, I just love going there whenever they are playing the padres.

What is your number 1 stadium in the MLB?

I agree with everything you say in reference to these stadiums, Ginger!!

How many ballparks have u been to Depressed Ginger. Also don’t know about top 10 but agree otherwise agree w point on LoanDepot

Tropicana Field would not be a bottom 5 stadium in baseball if it were in Tampa, Florida, and not St. Petersburg

I rank Oakland Coliseum higher than Tropicana Field because Oakland Coliseum's outside and it has the greenest grass than anywhere on the face of the planet. Clearly Mount Davis killed it. Both need to go.

Why those ones?

Do a video on Japanese baseball stadiums.

You lost me when you started ripping PNC............top 3 Park in MLB

Tropicana field has 10% natural light in the upper left field.

The later years of the old Yankee stadium was terrible. Many people trip snd fall on the way up the upper deck. The new stadium was much better. We all can see the game while waking around. And being someone who sits at the bleachers. It’s just much better than before and I don’t have to go in a separate entrance like we are some shitty fans. Modernizing it much better.

I 100% agree on PNC park. The view is absolutely gorgeous - it very well could be the best in baseball. However, there’s a lot more to a stadium than just the view

HD Staduim is not a bad stadium. Bad fanbase yes

PNC Park is top 5, top 10!!

You're a little hard on the minor leagues.

Why Candlestick is never on your worst MLB stadium lists I will never know. It was a horrible baseball mess with bazar seating, a chain link fence and just all around dreadful. Maybe because its been out of commission for a while and finally gone, but it is still one of the worst ever for baseball.

I think the Astros ballpark sucks.

This guy is the biggest hater on the rangers. The new stadium is literally better IN EVERY WAY than the old one, he said it was a cursed park but we just won the WS, and now hes saying the old one was better. Dude probably never went to a game in the old one and hasnt been to a game in the new one. The new one is sinply incredible and looks great in person. He needs to stop being such a hater his comments on every video are full of fans talking shit to him for his dumbass opinions

Fenway park is garbage

Comerica Park sucks.

well under a minor league level of operation of the Pirates franchise that is why the rest of PNC Park is bland and would be lower ranked if it wasn’t for the view of the golden triangle of Pittsburgh.

Really true fans just want to see a good game reguardless of where it's played

I'd go ahead and say that Comerica, Nationals Park, Chase Field, and Citizens Bank Park are the modern day cookie cutter stadiums

Friendly reminder Petco Park is the best ballpark.