Spring — that time of the year when thoughts turn to infields, outfields, seventh-inning stretches, hotdogs and peanuts.
Baseball season is almost back—and it’s about time. Once the grapefruit leagues and spring training sessions are done, teams finally hit field for some real, honest-to-goodness baseball.
America’s baseball diamonds are as much a part of making memories as the action on the field. From coast to coast, here are a few of the country’s best stadiums, that just happen to be home to some of Major League Baseball’s best teams…
San Francisco — The San Francisco Giants continue to dominate Major League Baseball, and AT&T Park is as great a place as any to catch a game in America as you’ll find. Having recently won the World Series, both in 2012 and 2014, you know you’re in for a treat on the field no matter who the Giants are facing.
New York — When it comes to iconic sports teams, few can touch the pedigree of the legendary New York Yankees. And as Major League ballparks go, there are few that can match the history and legacy of Yankee Stadium. Located in The Bronx, there’s a special kind of magic watching the Yankees take on opponents at home.
Los Angeles — Nestled in next to downtownL.A., Dodger Stadium has played host to the Los Angeles Dodgers for over 50 years.
Of course, if you’re itching to see these teams in action in their respective stadiums and just can’t wait for a March home opener, be sure to check their spring-training schedules online – most play a handful of home games before the season officially begins.
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