Super happy to see the blind community getting involved with baseball!!! Always excited when more people get into baseball, even when it may be difficult for them

He criticized Angel stadium for being too old but puts Dodger stadium 10 spots better and says he doesn’t want to hold its age against it😂

“Guy shits on ballparks for 30 minutes” would be a great title 😂

PNC is #1 on my list. BY FAR. Not because the team is bad so they deserve something good. No. The view is utterly insane, and unmatched in ANY sports venue. This from a lifelong Dodger fan.

Swing and a miss on PNC Park. The best place to see a game in the Majors. I live near Baltimore, and Camden Yards is nice, but it's miles behind PNC. PNC is way more beautiful with the low outfield that allows you to see the downtown and bridges from most of the stadium, it has the best food choices of any stadium I've been to, and the Pirates do a fantastic job with their giveaways. Had a Pittsburgh tee shirt on when I went to Fenway, and a number of people gave me some version of "I know I'm not supposed to say this being from Boston, but Pittsburgh is definitely the best place to see a game in the majors. That park is just the best."

Got to love a MLB ranking where the guy hasn't even visited the parks. 😂

One of my best memories as a kid was walking up the ramp on the 1st base side of Fenway and when you get to the top of the ramp the green of the field with the green of the monster and the red seats everywhere is just incredible. When you see the Green Monster for the first time it’s just massive. But the way the colors, the red and the green, play off each other is perfect. And it still has that old school feel with a modern touch. It’s really stunning when you see it for the first time in person. And it’s got some of the best features in all of baseball. Obviously the Monster but then you have the triangle in center with Pesky Pole in right. Overall it’s just an incredible experience. I would recommend every baseball fan go there at least once in your life and watch a game. It’s that awesome.

I gotta disagree with PNC Park being Number 8. And it's not bias because I live here. I have driven hundreds of people for uber that literally come here to see this park (and baseball, in general), and I have driven hundreds back to the airport that have come for just this park (a visit) and they all say the exact same thing. "This is THE nicest ballpark I've ever been to". I have heard that from so many out of town people. So I think it's gotta be higher on the list. Not saying Number 1, but definitely top 3.

Citizens bank above PNC is wild

The important thing for viewers is to understand his opinions are based on mostly in tv viewing experience and features which can be wildly different than in person experience

Just to be accurate, the reason the Giants took away triples alley was less about increasing offense and more to do with the fact that several Giants outfielders had been injured after running down foul balls in the bullpens and tripping over the mounds.

Thank you for your respect of Coors Field. Watching a game there when the sun is going down and you can see the mountains, I’m not sure there is a more beautiful scene in all of major league baseball than that. It’s an absolutely tremendous, tremendous stadium

That was a waste of 35 minutes.

I've been to the Rogers Centre and it's a lot of fun and easy to access by foot. It may be a bit old, but I got seats near where the renovations are happening and it's a cool experience watching the Blue Jays and hanging out around the stadium. I sometimes wish it was an open air park, but knowing how rainy it gets in Toronto around September; it's a good thing there's a roof. Definitely a very underrated ballpark atmosphere now that the Blue Jays have a top 5 offense in the league and there's always action with the team.

One key you touched on with both Baltimore and San Diego, but also Boston and Pittsburgh, is "classic" baseball parks are part of the city they are in. They aren't big gaudy structures the way Tampa, AZ, or Miami is, but seem to fit in place, and in many cases from the right angle in the city you can sometimes see into the park, and from the park you can see the city, or in some cases the old buildings and structures are part of the park's charm and character.

Dodger Stadium was praised for its modernity when it opened in 1962, now it's the third oldest.

I don't blame anyone outside of Minnesota for not knowing this, but the Twins' installed a "living" batters eye at Target Field a few years back. The team installed around 5500 juniper plants on the wall of the batters eye and it kind of reminds me of the ivy growing on the walls of Wrigley Field. It looks good!

FUN FACT! Target field’s right center field stands, which you said had the domino effect, is in the outline of the top of state border of Minnesota. Pretty cool once you realize it.

Camden yards at 32years old still looks brand new.these folks really know how to take care of that ballpark.

The way my jaw dropped when you said Fenway was 30😂😂

FUN FACT: My stepdad and his friend got to sit on the rocks in the outfield. They were drunk and were offered to sit out there or get kicked out. Awesome moment they had.

I'm a Phillies fan and I'm happy to see Citizens Bank Park rank a respectable #7 on your list. It is truly a great ballpark; the vibe in the park is great and I love how you can see the skyline from the park. Many great memories there and I hope to be back many more times this season.

When the Oakland stadium was first built it was beautiful. There were flower beds in center field. Then Al Davis said if they didn't increase the seating capability he would move the Raiders. The Raiders left anyway and left the coliseum looking the way it is now.

St Louis is an incredible park. Maybe top 5 IMO. Citi Field is also beautiful inside and out. It also has some of the most beautiful sunsets as well. Probably because of pollution. Haha (Im a Yankees fan so definitely no bias here) The Marlins stadium doesn't actually look nice on the outside in person. It's really plain and boring. Maybe I haven't seen it from all angles, but I was really surprised to see how boring it looked. Wrigley is also beautiful in person. I was shocked. I always thought it looked ugly on TV. It's not.

You just keep producing with the content I want to see! I'm visiting PNC, Progressive, and Great American for the first time during Opening Week! So freaking hyped. You got yourself a sub man

American Family Field (formerly Miller Park) is one of my favorites. The sheer size, the slide, the "worst seat in the house" for Bob Uecker. The ergonomics of the park are excellent, great viewing, awesome architecture. No way is that a #22 stadium, top 10 easily. I am a Red Sox fan and have been to Fenway many times, but there are many flaws with Fenway. Terrible seats and positions, especially in right field, where you are aimed at the monster, NOT home plate. Poor facility construction, bathrooms are swamped, seats way too small and cramped and parking is a bitch and costly. On the plus side, I love the asymmetry of the park, the fans, atmosphere are second to none. As a park, it is outdated and in need of renovation.

Oracle Park was my all time favorite to go to since it’s near the water so you get that nice and fresh San Francisco breeze, you can see all of the peoples in their kayaks/boats waiting for home run hits. There’s so many things to do inside the stadium and everything’s just so bright!

I'm lucky enough to have seen Oriole Park in its first season when I was a kid and it was definitely one of the coolest stadiums built, and holds up today. As a Phillies fan, I'm so glad they borrowed a lot of design ideas from Oriole Park when they built Citizens Bank. It doesn't quite have the same charm as Camden Yards with all the brick, but its close enough and I've seen some great baseball at Citizens Bank. I'd put it 6 behind Camden Yards.

Retractable roof stadiums are just unmajestic compared to the outdoor stadiums. I get why they exist and some markets need restartable roofs.... But Baseball fields look best with nothing but unobscured blue summer sky above them

Comerica has a ferris wheel and a carousel and great statues and artwork if you actually walk around there to look at things

Never been to the Oakland coliseum but it is hard to believe anything could be worse than Tropicana Field.

For Target field in Minneapolis, the batters eye is not just a wall, it is a wall of 5,700 juniper plants to make it a living wall. When you are at the park and you are above the wall it is cool to be there. Plus that area smells like juniper plants. At one point they had trees on the grass but batters complained about the trees making it hard to track pitches.

You earned my subscription with Target Field in the top 10 at number 9. A little surprised by it going above Yankee Stadium, but after hearing your reasons, it does make sense.

League Park in Cleveland had interesting dimensions too. Right field was 290 ft with a 40ft wall and 460ft to center. Babe Ruth hit his 500th career HR there too.

"Fully enclosed dome, which is something that would never, ever be built in modern times..." Rays: "I'll do it again" although the windows/walls will open up

comerica park is criminally underrated

as a white sox fan the name change from US Cellular to Guaranteed Rate broke my heart...The actual ballpark itself is underrated imo and the food there is absolutely amazing.

Pretty obvious he hasn’t been to most of these stadiums in person. Not a terrible list, but it’s missing the biggest part of the true game experience

The two stadiums I have been to the most are Fenway (ranked #1) and Comerica Park (ranked #26). I like Comerica Park more. In fact, it is my favorite overall stadium that I have been to (Also been to Baltimore, Toronto, Washington, Colorado, Arizona, Both Chicago stadiums, Pittsburgh and San Francisco). Here is why I like Comerica Park the most: 1. Comerica has the best standing room in Baseball. The ultimate "price hack" is finding your way IN FRONT OF the Tiger Den Wooden Seats almost behind home plate. You pay $20 and you are standing in front of people paying $120 and you are not blocking their view. There is no other stadium in Baseball where you can get that close to the action if you willing to stand. 2. The Stadium is open to the concourse, meaning you get refreshments and still see the game. 3. I cannot tell you how much joy is experienced by the under 5 crowd at the Carousel. 4. There are a ton of things to do around Comerica Park. It is the only stadium that I have been to that is truly walking distance to to the main downtown of the city (perhaps with the exception of Toronto). When you see Stadiums with Giant Parking lots around them, that is a BUG, not a feature. Both LAs, KC and others should automatically be in the bottom half of rankings just on that factor alone. 5. The video talks about "boring" seats in the OF, but the outfield seats are actually amazing. In RF, they are close enough that you feel like you are in the game. The fence is closer in RF than LF. so it easy to interact with the players. Fun Fact: Magglio Ordonez used to give a kid a baseball EVERY inning to a kid standing in the aisle between section 104 and 105. EVERY INNING. I have had tickets on the green monster in Fenway. The first few rows of the RF Grandstand are just as good. As for the Left Field Seats, they are very similar vibe to Fenway's RF behind the bullpen. Fun to see pitchers warming up there and when a HR is hit on that side it is a big deal. 6. There actually is a Bar, as well as a giant party deck in RF and LF in Comerica. Much bigger and open than Coors Field. There are also bar seats up there (similar to the Green Monster seats), but with table service.

I get it. Your opinions. You put on the sport voice with the "I mean cmon " line. I lasted 7 minutes. Post a video of your favorite colors and 500 people will post their opinions.

It’s all about the view for me. Pirates and Cardinals are perfect!

T mobile park is the only current park ive been to, but it really is a great stadium. They designed it so that no matter where you are(in concession lines, in bathroom lines, walking around the concourse etc) you ALWAYS have a great view of the field. Views from 1st base upper deck is the city skyline, the view from the 3rd base upper deck is puget sound and mountains. Rated #1 in MLB food options. Usually 70-80 degrees through the summer, so even on the sunniest of days it wont be too hot. It gets passed over a lot because not many people from other cities want to come all the way out here just for a mariners game, but those who do usually love the stadium

32:40- "That little light" from the other side of the bay is the OC. PacBell/ATT/SBC/Oracle Park has been a gem for 23 years and never left the top 3 since it opened. What an upgrade from The Stick, which was a horrible place to see a baseball game, but a fantastic football stadium.

I don't get the hate against Guaranteed rate field. It's a nice ball park with one of the best food options among all MLB stadiums and the seating sections in 100 level are narrow which allows each seat to be relatively close to the aisles. The Kraft Kave in right field is also fun.

I love Tropicana Field! It is so hot and humid here in St. Pete that a domed air conditioned stadium is a welcome relief! It was poorly thought out in it's initial design, but the weird configurations of the stands make it kind of interesting.

I've not seen anybody write down his rankings in a clear list, so here it is 30. Athletic Coliseum 29. Tropicana Field 28. Guaranteed Rate Field 27. Angels Stadium 26. Comerica Park 25. Chase Field 24. Nationals Park 23. Loan Depot Park 22. American Family Field 21. Rogers Centre 20. Citi Field 19. Globe Life Field 18. Great American Ballpark 17. Dodgers Stadium 16. Progressive Field 15. Kauffman Stadium 14. Minute Maid Park 13. Busch Stadium 12. T-Mobile Park 11. Yankee Stadium 10. Truist Park 9. Target Field 8. PNC Park 7. Citizens Bank Park 6. Wrigley Field 5. Oriole Park 4. Petco Park 3. Oracle Park 2. Coors Field 1. Fenway Park

Ik it’s your opinion but man putting PNC at 8 is a crime. The stadium is only around 20 years old and has easily the best view in baseball. And the outfield not having anything special… did you not see the rotunda as well as the Manny Sanguilen Bar and cafe in Center?

I’ve been to 17 parks so far, and globe life is absolutely gorgeous and so aesthetically pleasing, if you ever attend that stadium it will leave you pretty impressed

Citi Field 20 and Yankees Stadium 11? I know die hard Yankees fans who believe Citi Field is a nicer ball park in the terms if feels more like a ball park for the fan, where Yankees Stadium feels cooperate. Not knocking your park Yankees fans, but the 2 should be much closer together in the rankings.

Ive been to half the MLB stadiums and I know the Tigers haven't been good in a while but Comerica Park is Top 5 for sure. Theres literally no obstruction of view anywhere even if you're at concessions. The have the landing strip and all the green is georgous. Statues are cool too but I think they messed up bringing the fences in

As a Dodger fan everyone knows their is no better place to watch a game than Petco Park. The weather, the stadium, the view of Downtown. Elite ballpark.

The era of having 40k ballparks is long gone. The attendance numbers don't justify them anymore.

Great American Ballpark always holds a special place in my heart. In my senior year of high school, my marching band got to perform the National Anthem at a Reds-Brewers game. The cameramen focused on us band geeks all game long afterwards. It was one of the coolest experiences of my life. The Reds lost the game, but us band geeks really didn't care about the outcome of the game. We also got to experience the fireworks display after the game, since it was a Friday night game.

Living in Mpls its cool you rank Target Field highly. Its an awesome place! And its almost a miracle its open air since its fairly new. You have 7 or 8 different seating options. You can even buy a seat thats both outside and inside. Concessions are amazing. Tons of local restaurants are there with great food. There are so many you can walk right up and get food and drink between innings easily. Other than the cost its perfect. There are pavilions for standing option. There is also a bar at 27:10 right below the budweiser sign in left field. As you can see its covered. Then you can walk towards the field there are seats. It really is a great place I highly recommend even for just casual fans.

Despite its multitude of flaws, I really enjoyed my one visit to the Trop back in 2003. Might've been the air conditioning in mid-July or the fact that we were seated close enough to peer into the visitors dugout between innings, but it was a blast to be there.

I've managed to go to all of the active MLB ballparks. My rankings are fairly different except for having the Coliseum at number 30. I know I hated Globe Life Field much more than you do. (Man I miss the Ballpark in Arlington). 30. RingCentral Coliseum (OAK) 29. Globe Life Field (TEX) 28. Yankee Stadium (NYY) 27. Tropicana Field (TBD) 26. LoanDepot Park (MIA) 25. Great American Ballpark (CIN) (the average line for me) 24. Angels Stadium (LAA) 23. Busch Stadium (STL) 22. Camden Yards (BAL) 21. Rogers Centre (TOR) 20. Citizens Bank Park (PHI) 19. Chase Field (ARI) 18. Comerica Park (DET) 17. Target Field (MIN) 16. Guaranteed Rate Field (CHW) 15. Fenway Park (BOS) 14. Wrigley Field (CHC) 13. Dodger Stadium (LAD) 12. American Family Field (MIL) 11. Progressive Field (CLE) 10. Nationals Park (WAS) 9. Petco Park (SDP) 8. Truist Park (ATL) 7. T-Mobile Park (SEA) 6. Coors Field (COL) 5. Citi Field (NYM) 4. PNC Park (PIT) 3. Minute Maid Park (HOU) 2. Kauffman Stadium (KCR) 1. Oracle Park (SFG)

My pick for the top 10 Stadiums, (not in any particular order), Citi Field, PNC Park, Wrigley Field, Fenway Park, Kauffman Stadium, Oracle Park, T-Mobile Park, Camden yards, Target Field, Petco Park.

glad to see my atlanta Braves made it to your top 10 list. I think the most underrated part about truist park is the battery is connected to it, once you're done watching the game there are so many restaurants and activities to chose from.

I would rank Busch Stadium Number 1 since it's so comfortable! The Seats were so nice and comfy, which is a shocker for a Cubs Fan! I think Busch Stadium is not just for Cardinals Fans, But also for any Baseball Fan in General!

I think a bit rough on the Milwaukee baseball park. Have you been there? The tailgating atmosphere is amazing, def the best in mlb. A game experience there vs something like vanilla Busch (which you brought in at 13) is just a funner experience.

At GABP (Great American Ball Park), if the Reds gets an 11th Strikeout, the fans get Free Pizza provided by LaRosa's. and each Friday is "Fireworks Friday" which they shoot off Fireworks every Friday Home Game no matter if the Reds win or lose. I've been and loved being there.

The Diamondbacks are pushing for a new stadium and are letting maintenance issues slide. This year there is no out-of-town scoreboard due to no lightbulb availability.

Us cellular is fine, they do have fireworks and amazing food( i say the best actually I’ve had). Too bad the fans dont show up. I thought it was better then 5 stadiums I’ve been too. I thought dodger stadium was overrated, sticky seats and horrible thuggish fans. My top 5 (padres, cardinals, cubs, pittsburgh, fenway). I’ve been to 23 parks. One I haven’t been too that i really want to is yankee stadium.

You lost me when you called citi field neutral. One of the biggest pitchers parks in baseball

Interesting list. I haven't seen the full changes yet at Fenway...probably will by this coming weekend...haha. Opening Day in March, at Fenway....BRILLIANT! Anyways....There are a few on the list I still haven't been to, so that might be on the list for this season. Made me laugh at the beginning.

I'm from Michigan, and I find myself defending Comerica Park. I argue Comerica Park looks like Progressive Field -- only more fine-tuned. I've had good experiences sitting in the upper deck there. After Comerica Park opened, they began building stadiums for other sports in the area. It's only made that part of Detroit more attractive to visit.

There is a fun atmosphere in the Rogers Centre this season. The outfield is a complete party area with the bars and restaurants. Next season the lower bowl is supposed to be renovated and will complete the conversion from stadium to ball park.

the old Rangers Stadium was so much better and had so much more character, if it was still in use it would probably be top 15. I understand the need for a roof with the heat, but at least make it not feel so sterile.

You should have been ranking all of these based on comfort, accessibility what they have around the stadium, Seating options, things like statues, museums, and other things like that within the stadium. Also VIP area. How close fans can get to the action, uniqueness of the stadium, restroom, quality, food options.

Great American Ballpark I would have had much higher like top 10, but I like this list

Luv these stadium rankings! "Chopped off, weird, what were they thinking..." absolutely die laughing on these stadium dump comments lol. Seriously, Oregon State Beavers just wrapped a 50mill add on to an already decent fball stadium. Hope you come out this fall and give us a review. Keep up the great content!!!

Citi Field is WAY better looking than Yankee Stadium, PERIOD! Citizens Bank Park over PNC Park is BEYOND BONKERS! FINALLY, 🤳🏾 Call Daygo.

As a Tigers fan and Detroit native, you are spot on with its ranking. It is not aging well. It is bland and the seating feels very far from the action. Needs some renovations.

Good video but I disagree with Citifield.. In fact, I would flip flop the NY stadiums. Given the constraints of building a stadium in NYC, I think it's a wonderful venue. The viewing angles are excellent including in your highly critiqued outfield seating. PNC should be higher; the view is phenomenal.

The thing I like about Globe Life is that its a dome that doesnt feel claustrophobic. The brick pillars in the outfield, the whole center field area is deep and has a lot of open space unlike Rogers Centre, American Family, Chase Field

I was hoping "T Mobile Park" (Mariners) would have been 10th or better, but 12th is ok. ;-) Maybe it will rank 10th or better after the renovation you mentioned, but it would need to be spectacular to improve by 2 or 3 points.

Didnt know you viewed coors field that well. I will say going there I love it. Weather, views, aesthetics, the batters eye and the food options are undefeated

How many of these stadiums have you actually been to? Things like parking, public transportation, food , memorabilia and neighborhood where these stadiums are located should be factored into rankings.

Minute Maid is notable for a great selection and quality of food and beer. I love the park, and would have ranked it higher. Any time I’m in Houston, I try to take in a game. Great atmosphere. Having grown up in Houston, I can say the Astrodome was probably the worst place for baseball ever devised. Refreshing to get a good ballpark. I’ve been there many times with the roof open. They will open it around the 5th inning, after the sun goes down. Now living in Maryland, I can agree that Camden Yards is a first rate ballpark and has held up really well over the past 30 years. I pulled beers on Eutaw St (as a volunteer for fund raiser), but alas, draft beer is no longer offered. But the park itself great.

I'll disagree about St. Louis stadium. I found the ballpark village incredible. Something no other ballpark has. Absolutely the best ballpark I've been to and tell fans are the most knowledgeable and kind. I've been to 26 stadiums so far.

I haven't been to many. Only 9 parks. For me, Kauffman is the best just because of the fans and the atmosphere. I'm a Twins fan and going to Kansas City and hanging with the people there is a fucking blast.

I've been to a lot of these(including Wrigley and Fenway) and I'd say that Petco Park in San Diego is the best park in MLB. I completely agree with you regarding the Marlins Park. I thought the home run statue was distinct and brought character. It's very sad they took it out.

How new stadiums can rank high on this list: Short fences / offensive park Focus on the upper deck

Overall a good analysis. I have been to all 30 parks and PNC my favorite. The 'bad team' part never crossed my mind. I like Fenway a lot but the seats are the worst. There's no set size and if you sit behind home plate those seats are worse than sitting in an airplane. Also Wrigley is awesome to watch on TV and sucks to be there live. Uncomfortable is putting it nicely. You had Petco, Oracle and Coors in the top five. Agree! Also the Trop sucks but Roger Center is not much better.

Busch at 13 is crazy

Imagine paying millions upon MILLIONS of dollars to make your roof retractable only to have it open twice a year 😂.

American Family Field (Miller Park) is one of my favorites, biggest gripe is the batters eye but i love most things about it

Come on, Fenway is a dump...PNC at night is amazing, Coors is nice, But Camden Yards wins.

I’ve been to the Trop twice. If it had windows, it would be much better. Miami only had their roof open a few times last season from what I’ve heard so a retractable roof in Florida with the daily rain at times may not be worth the additional cost.

Can't wait to be at Coors Field for baseball in two weeks 😅⚾can't wait for another 70-92 season 😢⚾

T-Mobile park is excellent to watch games. No bad seats, period. I bought tickets in the 300s for julio bobblehead and still had a great view. Bleacher tickets underneath the scoreboard are $10 for every game. $25 for J-Rod squad at center field plus a shirt. Good food. the 'Pen is a good area to see pitchers warm up, get good food, and watch from the outfield (if the game isn't too packed). beautiful at sunset and during the day with the seattle skyline. the train runs along the stadium (underneath where the roof is stored when its a clear day) so whenever it passes by, it gives a celebratory honk. All in all. great ballpark

View of city skyline is valuable to consider. Lots of planning went into showcasing skyline. I'm a phillies fan growing up with vet stadium/ citizens bank park. Ive only been to Wrigly, Mariners, Angels, Baltimore, DC and Pittsburgh's stadiums. Out of those, my two favorite are Pittsburgh and Seattle.

Interesting you hate Chase Field's scoreboard but you enjoy Miller Park, which has a very similar scoreboard and stadium in general. Miller Park is better looking in any case, especially when the roof's open and you get those dynamic shadows on the field.

You're screwy. To much isn't better. Wrigley was more beautiful before they put more scoreboards and you saw the neighborhood. Pnc is beautiful because there is less levels of seating and you are closer . The new ones dont have that.

I went to a game with my family in Oakland in 2007. I was a kid from a decent suburb on vacation. We got in line for a hot dog and when my mom pulled her wallet out of her purse the concession guy said "whoa don't do that, someone will grab it". Was one of my first 'welcome to the real world' moments lmfao

Wrigley Field is the most classified mediocre Major League Baseball venue especially because of great seating and great food service for Chicago Style Hotdogs as well as the iconic growing ivy!

There's Wrigley and Fenway, and then there's everything else.

Fenway is way way way too old and has way way way too many obscured or bad seats to be number 1. I dont understand how you can knock other parks for similar things and then Fenway gets to be 1 because its old?

NO, no, no, you really missed on Dodgers Stadium. It's easily in the top 10. There are other "older" stadiums that you have ranked ahead of Dodger Stadium. The atmosphere at Dodger Stadium is unique and can only be experienced by being there. This guy spends entirely too much time worried about the "upper decks" and all of these stadiums. Who cares about those nosebleeds seats? You don't like em, don't sit there.

What do you have against upper decks?