Yardbreaker.com did a decent job of ranking the thirty MLB ballparks. May have been a little media bias ranking Turner Field behind Anaheim and US Cellular Field. It’s bad when new York spent all that money on two new ballparks and only have them ranked tenth and twelfth. Even worse for Miami to build a new park and have it ranked fourth from last.
With so many great new ballparks having opened the last fifteen years it is easy to see how city-run Turner Field has fallen to twenty-seventh of thirty. Another reason to see why the Braves opted not to renew their lease and instead build a new ballpark.
1. Wrigley Field, Chicago (been there)
2. Fenway Park, Boston (been there)
3. PNC Park, Pittsburgh
4. AT&T Park, San Francisco (been there)
5. Busch Stadium, St. Louis (been to the old stadium)
6. Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Baltimore (been there)
7. Petco Park, San Diego
8. Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles (I’ve seen)
9. Miller Park, Milwaukee (retractable)
10. Yankee Stadium, New York
11. Citizens Bank Park, Philadelphia
12. Citi Field, New York (been to Shea Stadium)
13. Coors Field, Denver
14. Great American Ballpark, Cincinnati (saw Riverfront)
15. Comerica Park, Detroit (I saw Tiger Stadium)
16. Target Field, Minneapolis
17. Nationals Park, Washington (been to old RFK)
18. Safeco Field, Seattle (retractable)
19. Progressive Field, Cleveland
20. Kauffman Stadium, Kansas City (I’ve seen)
21. Globe Life Park, Arlington (been there)
22. US Cellular Field, Chicago (I’ve seen)
23. Chase Field, Phoenix (retractable) (I’ve seen)
24. Minute Maid Park, Houston (retractable) (been there)
25. Angels Stadium, Anaheim (I’ve seen)
26. Marlins Park, Miami (retractable)
27. Turner Field, Atlanta (been there)
28. Rogers Centre, Toronto (retractable)
29. Oakland Coliseum (I’ve seen)
30. Tropicana Field, St Petersburg (dome) (been there)
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