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More Oriole Park renovations set for 2027 - Ballpark Digest (opens the original)
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Another offseason, another upgrade to Oriole Park at Camden Yards, as the upper deck in the left-field stands will be converted to a social/bar space open to all ticket holders to a Baltimore Orioles game. The removal of the existing seating and part of the deck structure will take place this offseason. According to an Orioles press release, “guests will be able to enjoy a vibrant social atmosphere with drink rails, standing room viewing areas, spacious gathering zones with tables and chairs, a
MLB, Trump Administration eye 2028 game in Grand Teton National Park ballpark - Ballpark Digest (opens the original)
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This seems to be a really bad idea: Major League Baseball is talking with the Trump Administration about holding a 2028 regular-season game in a national park, with a Grand Teton National Park ballpark a leading contender. According to the Washington Post, Major League Baseball has approached the Trump Administration about possibly hosting a regular-season game — likely in 2028 — in a U.S. national park. In response, National Park Service deputy director Frank Lands visited Grand Teton National
Goodbye Comerica Park, hello Fifth Third Park - Ballpark Digest (opens the original)
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Our final naming-rights story for the day: After a merger of banks, the Detroit Tigers announced that the original name of the team’s home, Comerica Park, would shift to Fifth Third Park for the 2027 season and beyond. Not a surprise: The Tigers had already announced a naming-rights change was imminent for 2027, and Fifth Third Bancorp, the name for the merged Comerica/Fifth Third entity, is not shy about buying naming rights to other venues: Fifth Third Field, home of the Toledo Mud Hens (Tripl
New moniker sought for Jackie Robinson Ballpark - Ballpark Digest (opens the original)
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The end of the season brings naming-rights news. Part 2: The Daytona Tortugas (Low A; Florida State League) are seeking a naming-rights partner for Jackie Robinson Ballpark–but don’t worry that the recognition of the civil-rights pioneer is going away. The historically significant venue will always be known as Jackie Robinson Ballpark in one form or another. But as a year-long makeover that saw improvements both on the player side and on the fan side, the organization is actively pursuing a nami
Stan Kroenke buys Angels; let Angel Stadium speculation begin - Ballpark Digest (opens the original)
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With his purchase of the Los Angeles Angels, Stan Kroenke enters Major League Baseball with a proven record both as a team operator and real-estate developer—putting the future of Angel Stadium in play. Kroenke’s track record as a sports entrepreneur is well-documented as owner of the Los Angeles Rams (NFL), Colorado Rapids (MLS), Denver Nuggets (NBA), Colorado Avalanche (NHL), Colorado Rapids (MLS) and Arsenal Football Club (Premier League). His sports-development/real-estate experience is also
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