At the time called KeySpan Park. Game was called due to lightning just before the scheduled start. The view of Coney Island though was impressive

The one thing I remember most about this park is HOW STEEP the upper deck was. My friends and I sat in the upper deck in between home and first base. I almost got vertigo.

Saw one game here. Not much to tell it was cavernous and empty. It was 1992 and I was legal drinking age in Ontario, but a few years shy in the States. The beer vendor in our section did not care, and he knew the drinking age in Ontario was 19. His quote, "Heck if you can drink at home who am I to judge," and the brews flowed!

I've seen 3 or 4 games at "The Jake" and I have to say I really enjoyed the times there. From the locations I have sat in left field would be my least favourite. The high wall prevents you from seeing plays near the fence.

Hands down the major stadium I have been to the most. Growing up in Windsor there was a bus that went through the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel that dropped you off right in front of the stadium so I was going to games from my mid teens until the stadium closed. Bleacher seats were $5 and beer was $4. Favourite spot to sit right field, the overhang put you almost on the field.

I moved away from the Detroit area in 2001, so I have only seen a handful of games at Comerica. My fondest memory is from 2006, in the heat of the pennant race with the White Sox. Ivan Rodriguez hit a go ahead homer late and the place went absolutely nuts. My buddies and I were among the "standing room only" part of the crowd and watched the whole game standing on a walkway in the lower deck.

This is a neat one. Bernie Arbour Memorial Stadium in Hamilton, Ontario used to be the home of the Hamilton Redbirds, an affiliate of the St. Louis Cardinals. Didn't go to see a game there, but this summer (2019) my oldest son (u16 - "Minor Midget") played there as I coached third base. This is my last year (most likely) of coaching my oldest son. He is moving on to an age division of multiple year cohorts and the teams at that age division have established coaching staffs.

Then called Sec Taylor Stadium, now known as Principal Park. Only there for a little while as the game was called before the first pitch due to rain.

Absolutely gorgeous! Went on an extended road trip many years ago and saw a double header here between the Royals and Tigers. We were supposed to see a weekend worth of games but it rained continuously. It was an anniversary weekend for the 85 champion Royals, and saw many of their past greats milling around the concourses.

One of my absolute favourite places I have ever seen a game. My friends and I rolled in to see the Tigers and Brewers play, and then planned on hitting the bars around the stadium after....well the game lasted 18 innings and bar time was cut short. Why I loved this place? We sat upper deck first base side and the view of the game was fantastic. It was umbrella give away night...and for the 7th inning stretch it wasn't just take me out to the ball game, but a rousing rendition of roll out the barrel, which I go to hear twice (again in the 14th inning) where the umbrellas given away became party props for the song. Tigers won when (I think) Dmitri Young hit a homer in the top of the 18th and whomever was left in the bullpen hung on.