First full MLB-SEASON for me. Never was on TV here in Germany. But great I can watch it on DAZN. And great I can find videos like this about stadiums, history and other facts that make it easier for a newbee. 😉 Thank you!
@@Jb-si5bz I didn't know that because here they don't put Baseball in their comercials because not many people are interested. I just found out when I create my Account. 😊
@@fryncyaryorvjink2140 The dropped 3rd strike rule is simple enough. If the catcher drops what would be strike 3, the batter can attempt to run to first, but can still be forced out. The infield fly rule on the other hand? Good luck explaining that one.
@@Bullwine I know how the 3rd strike rule works, but not why it came to be, its seems completely random. It must be to prevent something, keep the pitcher honest I guess, getting someone to strike out on a terrible pitch must have run rampant at some point, so they let them steal first. Infield fly rule is to prevent a fielder from purposely getting the lead runner out, drop the ball on purpose and throw them out. I guess if the lead runner is faster they'd rather get them And then theres balking which no one knows
Oh, I know I'm an old fogey, but I miss the days when ballparks were named for something other than corporations. We used to have Comiskey, Navin, Forbes, Crosley, Shibe, Ebbets, Griffith and the wonderfully-named Sportsman's Park. Now, all we have are corporations. However, I'd love to see some parks named for heroic players. Like Willie Mays Stadium in San Francisco or Greenberg Gardens in Detroit. For a brief moment, Forbes Field left field fence was called Greenberg Gardens when the Pirates obtained Hank Greenberg from the Tigers. But think of Greenberg Gardens for a moment. from 1934 through 1945, the Tigers were almost the only thing standing in the way from the Yankees winning a dozen pennants in a row when Detroit won four pennants and two WS. And, Hank Greenberg was probably the biggest reason for that. And, talk about heroism. Hank was the first baseball player to enlist in WWII. Comerica Bank should take a hike!
Yeah but 1 player didn't create the franchise.. Imagine "Randy Johnson Field" there in Seattle.. 70 years from now, only history books are gonna tell us who he was. Famous for fastballing a bird
The Tampa Bay Rays shall move to a brand new 35,000-seat fixed roof ballpark next door to Raymond James Stadium in Tampa and the Oakland Athletics shall not stay in California due to a failed brand-new 50,000-seat ballpark in San Jose.
I go to dodger stadium a few times a year and 56,000 capacity always seemed normal to me until I saw that other stadiums are like only 37,000 and realized dodger stadium is very unusual that way.
Parks from the 90s and early 2000s have the best exteriors. I think Camden Yards is the best exterior. Except for the Dimonbacks... They missed the memo apparently.
My least favorite are the Trop and Yankee Stadium, and yes i've been to most of them. Yankee Stadium is so cold and soul-less. Blue Jays park feels much the same way (but a little more ambient than Yankee Stadium). I like most all the rest of them, favorite is probably the San Diego park. The A's stadium is a dump but if they took down that big upper deck in the middle it would actually have a nice view and have a classic California look to it.
Yeah I'm gunna stick with old yankee stadium, it was alot louder, ticket prices were reasonable, I can do with the bs high end restaurants they have there cause when I go to a ballgame the last thing I wanna do is pay a high amount for a ticket just to miss half the game to go get a steak, over all the new yankee stadium lacks all the qualities of the old Yankees stadium
So there are 30 teams. 15 are in the American League (AL) and 15 are in the National League (NL). The AL and NL are devided into 3 devisions, West, Central and East, each with 5 teams. The teams play 162 games in the regular season. You play 19 games against the 4 teams in your own division each year (76 total) as well as 6 or 7 games against the other 10 teams in your league (66 total). The other 20 games are from the other league. You play teams for multiple games in a row, normally 3 but sometimes 2 or 4, to reduce travel. Teams will also normally play multiple road sereis in a row and multiple home series in a row, Road trips are also often focussed in one part of the country to reduce travel, i.e. a team may play games 3 in Oakland, 3 in LA, and then 3 in Colorado, then get an off day and return home for a stretch. The team that finishes with the best record in each division qualifies for the playoffs. The 2 two other teams with the best records in each league that werent division champs win the wildcard and they play in a 1 game playoff to see who moves on. The playoffs have a seeded structure. The league division sereis is best out of 5, and the league championship and world series are best out of 7.
@@donrobbie5317 Also worth noting that the AL and NL differ with one particular rule, that being the DH, or Designated Hitter, a player who doesn't take the field but bats in place of the pitcher. The AL has the DH, while in the NL the pitcher bats.
Guaranteed Rate gave me a great rate on my mortgage but it is the lamest name for a place since Smoothie King Arena. It looks like a rather bland stadium on TV. It was one of the last cookie cut stadiums before others started building neoclassic and retro.
That's because right now my Tigers are a AA franchise. But by 2021, they will have the best young starting rotation in baseball when Mize, Manning, Skubal, Faedo and Wentz take turns.
I get that older dodger fans appreciate the old ball park from the 60s. many baseball greats made an appearance in that stadium. But The Angels are Southern California’s original baseball team. So eventually Dodgers Organization will have to put up big money for a modern tech generation stadium.
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The Rays, Definitely need a new stadium.
yep one that is not on a peninsula, its great for travelers like me but not for a commuting fan base.
The Lightning used to play there.
@@kicktotheliver Fanbase?
My Top 5 MLB stadiums. 5. Wrigley Field 4. Mets stadium 3. Camden Yards 2. Citizens bank Park - Philles 1. Fenway Park
First full MLB-SEASON for me. Never was on TV here in Germany. But great I can watch it on DAZN. And great I can find videos like this about stadiums, history and other facts that make it easier for a newbee. 😉 Thank you!
It was on DAZN already last season!
@@Jb-si5bz I didn't know that because here they don't put Baseball in their comercials because not many people are interested. I just found out when I create my Account. 😊
@@관영-o1u Not realy. Baseballfans know him but Baseball is not big here.
이웃몬트리올 no.
I don’t be American, and my English sucks, and i don’t understand „bejsbol”, but that stadiums are great.
I always say to people that while most of our NFL stadiums lack soul, our baseball stadiums have plenty of it
Its a hard enough sport to explain, let alone understand. Theres still rules that don't make sense to me, like the dropped 3rd strike rule
@@fryncyaryorvjink2140 The dropped 3rd strike rule is simple enough. If the catcher drops what would be strike 3, the batter can attempt to run to first, but can still be forced out.
The infield fly rule on the other hand? Good luck explaining that one.
@@Bullwine I know how the 3rd strike rule works, but not why it came to be, its seems completely random. It must be to prevent something, keep the pitcher honest I guess, getting someone to strike out on a terrible pitch must have run rampant at some point, so they let them steal first.
Infield fly rule is to prevent a fielder from purposely getting the lead runner out, drop the ball on purpose and throw them out. I guess if the lead runner is faster they'd rather get them
And then theres balking which no one knows
I am not an American but i like Baseball. I am from a Cricket dominated country but i think Baseball is far more exciting than Cricket.
🎵Take me out to the ball game.🎵
Dodgers stadium seating capacity is 56,000
Oh, I know I'm an old fogey, but I miss the days when ballparks were named for something other than corporations. We used to have Comiskey, Navin, Forbes, Crosley, Shibe, Ebbets, Griffith and the wonderfully-named Sportsman's Park. Now, all we have are corporations. However, I'd love to see some parks named for heroic players. Like Willie Mays Stadium in San Francisco or Greenberg Gardens in Detroit. For a brief moment, Forbes Field left field fence was called Greenberg Gardens when the Pirates obtained Hank Greenberg from the Tigers. But think of Greenberg Gardens for a moment. from 1934 through 1945, the Tigers were almost the only thing standing in the way from the Yankees winning a dozen pennants in a row when Detroit won four pennants and two WS. And, Hank Greenberg was probably the biggest reason for that. And, talk about heroism. Hank was the first baseball player to enlist in WWII. Comerica Bank should take a hike!
Yeah but 1 player didn't create the franchise.. Imagine "Randy Johnson Field" there in Seattle.. 70 years from now, only history books are gonna tell us who he was. Famous for fastballing a bird
Citizens Bank Park😍😍
Marlins park has the record for the most foul balls pitched in a MLB season.
we had 44,424 at the mets home opener yesterday...
Standing room only?
Keynotes:
NFL: NFL venue
MJ: Monster Jam venue
SUPER: Supercross venue
The new screen the Giants put in at Oracle Park is massive. Can’t wait to see it in person.
The Tampa Bay Rays shall move to a brand new 35,000-seat fixed roof ballpark next door to Raymond James Stadium in Tampa and the Oakland Athletics shall not stay in California due to a failed brand-new 50,000-seat ballpark in San Jose.
I go to dodger stadium a few times a year and 56,000 capacity always seemed normal to me until I saw that other stadiums are like only 37,000 and realized dodger stadium is very unusual that way.
Love the Astros stadium. That train ..it would be a dream to visit everyball stadium in the MLB before I die ..kev johnstone 1972 to ....
Yankee Stadium capacity is off by about 7,000. The capacity is about 54,000
Those additional seats are only there when the stadium is configured for football.
Chase Field the home of 2019 Royal Rumble
Minute Maid Park the home of 2020 Royal Rumble
Dodger stadium is beautiful
The capacities of these stadium are so consistent!
Lots of incorrect figures
And old photos
NPB plz
Could be better if you explain the differences of the stadiums, like the seat closing at the Trop
tampa has 36,048 speces you can see on wikipedia
Parks from the 90s and early 2000s have the best exteriors. I think Camden Yards is the best exterior. Except for the Dimonbacks... They missed the memo apparently.
Do aaf stadiums 2019
Dodger stadium iconic
worst stadium in the league
@@wyatthanson8923 Wls
What is soo iconic ?
We got and built our new ballpark
Many of these pictures are outdated and not from 2019. Marlins park with the green walls for example
It looks so much better with the blue walls now.
@@good_teanice_house6789 soooooo much better. They should have done that from the start. The lime green always looked like a big greenscreen to me
@@roydodge4340 lol... I always thought the same thing 😂😂😂
bro make IPL stadiums 2019 tooo
Roger center seating capacity is 53,506
Only when configured for football
Okay
アメリカの野球場って、ショッピングモールを併設してるみたいですね。それに形もいびつなものが多いです。日本と違い野球場建設の規制が緩いからでしょうか。日本では左右対称でなければならないという規制があるみたいですが。
日本も規則ないでしょ！
マツダスタジアム実は非対称なんですよ！
幾何學的, Unbalance, 不調和 妙美
Green monster 🤭
3:41 is that some kind of apartment complex next to right field of the Orioles stadium?!
The stadium was built near a railway. That building used to be a warehouse of some sort. The Orioles is it as an office space for their employees.
My least favorite are the Trop and Yankee Stadium, and yes i've been to most of them. Yankee Stadium is so cold and soul-less. Blue Jays park feels much the same way (but a little more ambient than Yankee Stadium).
I like most all the rest of them, favorite is probably the San Diego park. The A's stadium is a dump but if they took down that big upper deck in the middle it would actually have a nice view and have a classic California look to it.
I love Yankee Stadium. Clean, modern, baseball arena. Not every park needs to have that fake throwback look.
Yeah I'm gunna stick with old yankee stadium, it was alot louder, ticket prices were reasonable, I can do with the bs high end restaurants they have there cause when I go to a ballgame the last thing I wanna do is pay a high amount for a ticket just to miss half the game to go get a steak, over all the new yankee stadium lacks all the qualities of the old Yankees stadium
Coors field seat capacity is 50,000
Some of these parks must have shrunk. Fenway used to be the smallest. The small market teams are taking out seats.
yeet
Wtf is Yeet
@@richardsheehy7250 yeet
内野三階席とかまであるからいったいどれだけ入るのかと思ったら意外となんだな
外野席が少ないですからね。。。
Cool
The Texas Rangers have a new stadium.
The Rays, As, Diamondbacks, need new stadiums. The Marlins need hope
Dbacks stadium isn't that old.
Chase Field is only 22 years old
I like the Tropicana. It's a nice building...
Haters incoming
Ideas:
●LMB (Mexican Baseball League)
●Torneo Aguila (Colombian 2nd Division)
●Formula 1 2019
Video isn’t updated
Um Marlins park has changed
I cant wait when Fifa 20 out. Starheads inc.?
2:01 *CHEATERS*
Orioles Camden Yards - best ballpark!
its a good ball park but by no means the best
The National league stadiums are way better
Yankees stadium seating capacity is 54,000
Only when configured for footbal
Okay
CPBL plz
Its at&t park and Safeco field
Fa535bi gaming no it’s not
@@awesomejasonsel1 yeah I noticed later that they changed it
PNCパーク最高の景観
大阪にも中之島辺りにこんな球場があれば良かったのに
Oriole park at Camden yards is still the best stadium in baseball hands down
A lot of these capacities don't look accurate
Artificially reduced due to serious attendance problems.
@@BlackeyeLP thats just not true at all
True
@@BlackeyeLP thats not true
Who else came for SunTrust park
Ninja Savage why would we come for one park on a list like this?
Non so perché sono così fissati con i campetti.. il rilancio c sta...
Ball Park! Beautiful, History, Fantastic
Inside it’s empty emp emp empty
Yupppp, especially the Floridian teams
Yeah cause most of these photos were taken when a game wasn't taken place or a couple hours before game time
Tampa Bay has the most bunk stadium in all of MLB inside and out sorry Rays fans
How does the league system work
So there are 30 teams. 15 are in the American League (AL) and 15 are in the National League (NL). The AL and NL are devided into 3 devisions, West, Central and East, each with 5 teams. The teams play 162 games in the regular season. You play 19 games against the 4 teams in your own division each year (76 total) as well as 6 or 7 games against the other 10 teams in your league (66 total). The other 20 games are from the other league. You play teams for multiple games in a row, normally 3 but sometimes 2 or 4, to reduce travel. Teams will also normally play multiple road sereis in a row and multiple home series in a row, Road trips are also often focussed in one part of the country to reduce travel, i.e. a team may play games 3 in Oakland, 3 in LA, and then 3 in Colorado, then get an off day and return home for a stretch.
The team that finishes with the best record in each division qualifies for the playoffs. The 2 two other teams with the best records in each league that werent division champs win the wildcard and they play in a 1 game playoff to see who moves on. The playoffs have a seeded structure. The league division sereis is best out of 5, and the league championship and world series are best out of 7.
@@donrobbie5317 Also worth noting that the AL and NL differ with one particular rule, that being the DH, or Designated Hitter, a player who doesn't take the field but bats in place of the pitcher.
The AL has the DH, while in the NL the pitcher bats.
Thanks for your explanation, it makes sense now
Tropicana 25k? Try 42k
Nope, the entire upper deck is closed now for the regular season
I miss U.S. cellular field
Damian the bears fan It is the same place buts it’s now called guaranteed rate field
@@matthewwk2733 I know but the cell is a much better nickname
@@damiancorrea9514 plus the arrow in the Guaranteed Rate logo sums up the White Sox most seasons
Guaranteed Rate gave me a great rate on my mortgage but it is the lamest name for a place since Smoothie King Arena.
It looks like a rather bland stadium on TV. It was one of the last cookie cut stadiums before others started building neoclassic and retro.
Primero o First 👍
Damn, the boooo jays have the second highest capacity stadium!
ドジャーススタジアムでかすぎ！！！
Dodges Stadium 外野 展望 🌴🌴🌴, Hollywood
Any favorites peeps?
Fenway
Great American and Wrigley
Fenway all day
Chase field all day
Kbo plz
韓国プロ野球やＫリーグもお願いします。
Club Asian cup
Al Sadd 2023
14 September 22 Oktober 2023 RTV
Comerica Park is like a AAA stadium
That's because right now my Tigers are a AA franchise. But by 2021, they will have the best young starting rotation in baseball when Mize, Manning, Skubal, Faedo and Wentz take turns.
Finished sport
Wai wait wait baseball is a sport?? 😂😂
LAFC the soccer team has a better stadium than The Dodgers.
You mean a stadium built in 2018 is better than one built in 1962? No way!
I get that older dodger fans appreciate the old ball park from the 60s.
many baseball greats made an appearance in that stadium.
But The Angels are Southern California’s original baseball team.
So eventually Dodgers Organization will have to put up big money for a modern tech generation stadium.
NFL Stadiums: ua-cam.com/video/o_ntG05qRWA/v-deo.html
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