What MLB teams have you seen play in person?

[Rod Freakin' Dangerfield]

My list is relatively short, as I live over 2 hours away from the nearest MLB park.

1-Braves
2-Phillies
3-Reds
4-Pirates
5-Dodgers
6-Royals
7-White Sox

 

[Fountain City Blues]

Royals
Indians
White Sox
Tigers
Twins
Braves
Cubs
Cardinals
Yankees
Red Sox
Rays
Blue Jays
A's
Padres
Rockies
Mariners
Mets

 

[SU Nittany Tide]

Phillies - stadium
Rockies - stadium
Twins - stadiums
Rangers
Cardinals - stadium
Mets
Nationals - stadium
White Sox
Astros - stadium
Rays
Royals - stadium

 

[Ojb81]

Reds
Expos
Nationals
Pirates
Giants
Cardinals
Mets
Padres

 

[nynasty]

Yankees

Mets

Indians

Angels

Red Sox

Astros (When they were NL)

Brewers (When they were AL)

Rangers

A's

Phillies

Giants

Orioles

White Sox

Cardinals

Rays

Marlins

Padres

Braves



Stadiums


Yankee Stadium II & III

Shea Stadium

Fenway Park

Camden Yards

Tropicana Field

Marlins Park

Fulton County Stadium

 

[Rod Freakin' Dangerfield]

Yankees

Mets

Indians

Angels

Red Sox

Astros (When they were NL)

Brewers (When they were AL)

Rangers

A's

Phillies

Giants

Orioles

White Sox

Cardinals

Rays

Marlins

Padres





Stadiums


Yankee Stadium II & III

Shea Stadium

Fenway Park

Camden Yards

Tropicana Field

Marlins Park

Fulton County Stadium

Who'd you watch play in Fulton Co. Stadium, as the Braves weren't on your list?

 

[SlinkyRedfoot]

Interesting question. I'm going to guess damn close to all of them. Might be a few NL clubs I haven't seen.

 

[Used 2 B Hu]

All of them.

I used to go to lots of games at both Shea and Yankee Stadium in the early 90's to the mid 2000's. Made sure I checked them all off.

 

[huskers1217]

Braves - Fulton County and Turner field
Astros - Astrodome and Minute maid
Rays - The Trop
Royals - Royal Stadium
Cubs - Wrigley Field
Phillies - The Vet and Citizens Bank
Rangers - whatever they called that sauna box they had

I have done the Fenway park tour

 

[nynasty]

Who'd you watch play in Fulton Co. Stadium, as the Braves weren't on your list?

LOL

Dangit. I saw the Braves and Cards in '91.

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[SlinkyRedfoot]

All of them.

I used to go to lots of games at both Shea and Yankee Stadium in the early 90's to the mid 2000's. Made sure I checked them all off.

Before Mrs Redfoot started popping out kids, I used to go to 20+ games a season. Plus I travel a fair amount for work, and when I have the opportunity, I'll catch a game in whatever city I'm in.

 

[moxie]

Giants
A's
Fuckfaces
Padres
Dbacks
Rockies
Cubs
White Sox
Angels
Brewers
Red Sox
Pirates
Cardinals
Astros
Rangers
Orioles
Marlins
Royals
Nationals
Reds (only double header i've been to)
Indians
Rays
Jays
Braves
Mets

 

[Used 2 B Hu]

Stadiums


Yankee Stadium II & III

Shea Stadium

Fenway Park

Camden Yards

Tropicana Field

Marlins Park

Fulton County Stadium

Stadiums is, regrettably, a much smaller list for me. I've always wanted to do all of the parks, but probably won't ever happen.

I've been to Skydome, Fulton County, Shea, Citi, Yankee Stadium II and III, and whatever they're calling the Giants' stadium now. It was Pacific Bell when I was there

 

[Used 2 B Hu]

Before Mrs Redfoot started popping out kids, I used to go to 20+ games a season. Plus I travel a fair amount for work, and when I have the opportunity, I'll catch a game in whatever city I'm in.

Same. When I was single I went to about 30 or 40 games a year, some at Shea and some in the Bronx (because I dated a yankee fan at the time). I was such a nerd, I kept all the tickets in a journal, with the dates, the score, who was with me, and anything cool that happened during the game.

I try to take the family to at least one game a summer, or just the Boy and I will go, the wife and daughter don't care.

 

[nynasty]

Stadiums is, regrettably, a much smaller list for me. I've always wanted to do all of the parks, but probably won't ever happen.

I've been to Skydome, Fulton County, Shea, Citi, Yankee Stadium II and III, and whatever they're calling the Giants' stadium now. It was Pacific Bell when I was there

Skydome is on my list-have also heard both Milwaukee and Pittsburgh are spectacular.

 

[Used 2 B Hu]

Giants
A's
Fuckfaces
Padres

LOL

 

[Used 2 B Hu]

Skydome is on my list-have also heard both Milwaukee and Pittsburgh are spectacular.

I think there are some that are must-see, like Wrigley, Fenway, Pittsburgh, Camden Yards. Can probably pass on most of the rest.

I wouldn't tell anyone that Citi Field is a must-see, or even the new Yankee Stadium

 

[moxie]

Stadiums is, regrettably, a much smaller list for me. I've always wanted to do all of the parks, but probably won't ever happen.

I've been to Skydome, Fulton County, Shea, Citi, Yankee Stadium II and III, and whatever they're calling the Giants' stadium now. It was Pacific Bell when I was there

It's goddamn Oracle Park this year.

I've really got to get out more... I've only been to the Giants, A's, Angels, Wrigley & whatever the latest is for the White Sox.

 

[nynasty]

I think there are some that are must-see, like Wrigley, Fenway, Pittsburgh, Camden Yards. Can probably pass on most of the rest.

I wouldn't tell anyone that Citi Field is a must-see, or even the new Yankee Stadium

Haven't been to Citi yet, but YS is a freaking shopping mall.

1/10 of the aura of the old place.

 

[SlinkyRedfoot]

I was such a nerd, I kept all the tickets in a journal, with the dates, the score, who was with me, and anything cool that happened during the game.

That's cool that you have that record.

I've saved all the ticket stubs of concerts that I've attended, but didn't keep any other records beyond that. From time to time I look through them and get pissed off at modern day ticket prices. In high school, I saw Steve Miller Band every summer for $5.