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Top 10 places to see a game

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1. Yankee Stadium

2. Fenway Park

3. Chicago Stadium (demolished in 1995)

4. Tiger Stadium (closed in 1999)

5. Giants Stadium

6. Gillette Stadium

7. Dodger Stadium

8. Cleveland's Municipal Stadium (demolished in 1996)

9. Oakland Coliseum

10. Conseco Fieldhouse

 

 

For the whole article: http://msn.foxsports.com/other/story/3523746

 

It's blasphemy that the Boston Garden and MSG aren't on the list.

I've been to Dodger Stadium and was not at all impressed. The fans are horrible and don't care about the game so they spend the entire time doing the wave and hitting around beach balls, the food sucks, the stadium is not very pretty, and just overall it sucks.

It's Fox Sports, so there's a reason to disregard it right off the bat, but I agree, MSG needs to be on there, and why no Wrigley? Cubs fans suck but when you think baseball, the three places that jump to mind are Fenway, Yankee Stadium and Wrigley. I mean, the A's want out of the Coliseum and you're going to make it #9 out of all stadiums?!? Ridiculous...

Fenway Park sucks to watch games unless you can get at field level.

 

You are likely to be behind a pillar and the seats are from the early 1900s, they are painful.

 

Id rather go to Milwuakee or Comerica for a game.

3. Chicago Stadium (demolished in 1995)

 

:hat

 

Conseco Fieldhouse must be really nice.

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I got a brick from Chicago Stadium. This cop gave me one when I was up in Chicago when I was there around its demolition time.

I've been to each of the top 3, and to have Fenway and Yankee Stadium above Chicago Stadium automatically makes the list lose it's credibility.

 

And really, the list just sucks to begin with.

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