The lower deck at Guaranteed Rate Field is one of the best places in the world to watch a baseball game. The upper deck at Guaranteed Rate Field is one of the worst places in the world to watch a baseball game.

Dave Grohl is an overrated and overhyped disturbance to the music industry.

Yeah, it pains me to say, but my favorite seat in all of baseball is a first few rows of upper deck Wrigley, between the lines. It's almost breathtaking. PNC is my favorite park in general. But I've only been to about 7 or 8 outside Chicago. Worst is Milwaukee. Sorry, no baseball in a warehouse. No sir, not buying it. Warehouses are for football.

Places with great surrounding neighborhoods, Fenway, Wrigley, Coors most notably.

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

Agree with that.

Before I begin, insert Humblebragisdman....

As someone who has visited every NL stadium but for the new Braves iteration and I have been to Fenway, Target, Progressive, T-Mobile, and the Cell. I have seen most designs. I also visited the old Busch, Comiskey, Fulton County stadiums.

The Cell was much improved with the color scheme noted in the original post. The lower bowl is solid. Great food. Nice concourse especially in the outfield. If you like ample parking there you have it.

But the best ballparks (for me) have other things that add to the total experience. I love when you have a great background, PNC and Coors have amazing views as you look out. Places with great surrounding neighborhoods, Fenway, Wrigley, Coors most notably. The best all in interior designs are American Family (Millers) and Citi. Citi is my favorite stadium. Great tailgating is a huge plus for American Family.

The worst stadiums are Petco and Marlins. I have not been to, thankfully the A’s or Rays, which are obviously shitholes.

Solid, but not spectacular are the Nats, Cards, DBacks, Giants, and Phillies.

I love Fenway and Wrigley. Yeah they are way outdated, but baseball is about its history, and these places are magical.

I have MANY years of experience in trying to appreciate steaming piles of dogshit.

If you think Petco sucks, you've either never been to Petco, or you're a dumbass.

If you think Petco sucks, you've either never been to Petco, or you're a dumbass.

The K in KC is a really nice place to see a game.

Dave Grohl is an overrated and overhyped disturbance to the music industry.

Never been there but I've always disliked the design of Petco either. It's always seemed like the biggest fraud in the retro park movement. Not hate, but I just have never cared for it on t.v..

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

Which one jumped the shark? The center field hill or the dirt path from mound to plate?

Houston brought that CF fence in a little so the flagpole is no longer in play, and they got rid of the hill.

True....and of the newer ballparks it's still looks like one of the worst.

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

True....and of the newer ballparks it's still looks like one of the worst.

True....and of the newer ballparks it's still looks like one of the worst.

Never been there but I've always disliked the design of Petco either. It's always seemed like the biggest fraud in the retro park movement. Not hate, but I just have never cared for it on t.v..

The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.

I don't think so. They couldn't knock down that old building in left, so they built around it. It's one of the few honest contrivances among neo-retro parks. The Ballpark at Arlington was always the most fraudulent one to me. They tried to make a Texas-sized Camden Yards but plunked it into an ocean of parking in a suburb.

The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.

I always thought Houston was the baseball town and Dallas-Fort Worth was a place that happened to also have a baseball team, but I guess the Rangers are more popular statewide. I wouldn't have guessed. The Rangers have always felt like an afterthought to me.

Dave Grohl is an overrated and overhyped disturbance to the music industry.

Houston brought that CF fence in a little so the flagpole is no longer in play, and they got rid of the hill.

I like the dirt path from mound to plate.

Dave Grohl is an overrated and overhyped disturbance to the music industry.

The keyhole. I like it, too. Do the Tigers still have it? I know there's a reason not to have it, but it reminds me of old time (baseball)

It's fake. If you want to be reminded of old time baseball, get rid of the groundskeepers. Then you can have an honest keyhole.

Hate to tell ya this "Amigo", but that is sort of the essence of how life works.

Hate to tell ya this "Amigo", but that is sort of the essence of how life works.

I’m sure it was just a polite way to tell me to fuck off, but since that day, I’ve had this image as Bossard as a ruthless mafia boss.