Great minor league ballparks

[Jaylon]

More pics of the Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville

Notice Alltel Stadium in the background

[RestedTraveler]

West End Field in Greenville, South Carolina

Photos from Opening Night:

Main Ticket Office and Team Store:

South Main/South Markley Entry Plaza:

Grassy Berm and Greenville Monster:

Behind Home Plate:

Video Board:

The 500 Club:

Field Street Entry Plaza and Shoeless Joe Jackson Home/Museum:

View from Right Field Pic-Nic Terrace:

Ceremonial First Pitch:

Official First Pitch:

[RestedTraveler]

Incidentally, West End Field got a great write-up from Ballpark Digest:

http://www.ballparkdigest.com/visits/greenville.htm

[hood]

Oldsmobile Park/Lansing Lugnuts, Lansing, MI

The park was built on dilapidated block of adult oriented businesses,liquor stores and abandoned buildings.

Virtual Tour

http://www.ballparkdigest.com/visits/lansing.htm

The park has also sparked some new development, including The Fisher Lofts a soon to be built 4 story luxury loft building and The Stadium District (below) to begin construction next month:

[DPCMikeT]

Portland Seadogs

Hadlock field with the maine monster aka green monster

[Aporkalypse]

Dr Pepper/7-UP park in Frisco, TX (a north Dallas suburb), the Frisco Roughriders are owned by Nolan Ryan and are in the AA Texas League

[runawayjim]

This is a unique Minor League Park. Only Single A park but still great. Home of the Brooklyn Cyclones at Coney Island

have those rings always been around the lights or are they remnants from the phish concerts there in june 2004?

[scaffdog]

Just wait until Nashville Sounds get thier new stadium Built.

[pdxheel]

Durham Bulls Athletic Park is great! PGE Park (Civic Stadium) in Portland, OR is often overlooked.

[FromCityToRural]

Hey, I've been by the Dr. Pepper one in Frisco a couple times lately when my Mom dragged us all into Ikea...I was wondering what that was. I had actually thought it was some kind of Dr. Pepper museum and wanted to go because I love Dr. Pepper. Long live the 10, 2, and 4!

[RestedTraveler]

Just wait until Nashville Sounds get thier new stadium Built.

Too bad the outfield walls open up to the river instead of to the downtown Nashville skyline...

[Blehh]

CanWest Global Park in Downtown Winnipeg:

Home of the Winnipeg Goldeyes

[dtown]

some great stadiums guys!

[JDC]

Durham Bulls Athletic Park, home of the world famous Durham Bulls. This park, built in 1995, is less than a mile south of the ballpark where Bull Durham was filmed.

Here's a close-up on the Bull:

His eyes light up and his nostrils smoke when the Bulls hit home runs too! The original bull, seen in the film, is now on display in the concourse level.

The "blue monster" in left field is (obviously) fashioned after the Green Monster. The building in right field is a tribute to Camden Yards.

[skirby]

One in the making. Dickey-Stephens Park on the banks of the Arkansas River in North Little ROck.

Looking North from the Little Rock side.

What the view will be from the third base side.

[brewers0048]

Trustmark Park - Pearl, Mississippi (Home of the Mississippi Braves)

Not the greatest pictures in the world, but you get the idea

[Nitro]

What about a great classic???

Grayson Stadium in Savannah, Georgia. (Home of the Savannah Sand Gnats) Built in 1927. A good portion of the seats are still the old wooden benches.

Many of the greats played here including the Babe.

[dleinstein]

have those rings always been around the lights or are they remnants from the phish concerts there in june 2004?

[dleinstein]

This is Greensboro's newer park...

[dgreco]

This is Greensboro's newer park...

[d_weava]

Hammons Field, AA Cardinals, Springfield, MO-home of the largest video board in the minors

[dgreco]

thast a really nice field, seems like oneof ht e best around, I would love to visit it some dy

[dtown]

cool parks!

is it just me, or is that guys signature HUGE?

[runawayjim]

cool parks!

is it just me, or is that guys signature HUGE?

[cityboi]

here are some more photos that I took of First Horizon Park in Greensboro, North Carolina

(2005 exhibition game between the Greensboro Grasshoppers and the Florida Marlins)