The park is now in its fourth season as Target Field continues to serve as the home of the Minnesota Twins. The Twins spent 28 seasons in the Metrodome but felt that it was time for a change. So in Continue reading
Comerica Park is located in downtown Detroit. It is right next door to Ford Field, home of the Detroit Lions. Today we look at the home of the Tigers. The park replaced the historic Tiger Stadium in 2000 at the Continue reading
Today we get back on the road with the home of the Chicago White Sox. Us Cellular Field opened in 1991. The park first took the name of Comiskey Park, the name of the former White Sox home. It was Continue reading
With yet another NCAA regular season coming down to a close, there’s still time for plenty of teams to make a run toward the field in March. Conference tournaments will start soon and while there is plenty of room in Continue reading
The Penn State Nittany Lions completed the season sweep over their rival, the Ohio State Buckeyes, with a 65-63 win. On January 29th, the Nittany Lions defeated the Buckeyes at Columbus 71-70 in overtime, however this win was won in Continue reading
Today we head down to south beach to the baby of all parks. Marlins Park in Miami opened in 2012 and the park was supposed to hold a team with sky high expectations. The 2012 Marlins ended up sinking to Continue reading
With only 2 months of regular season basketball left, awards are on every player and fan’s mind. Who will win MVP? Coach of the Year? DPOY? Below are my picks for who takes home the awards if the season ended Continue reading
Today we head down to Atlanta, Georgia. We are visiting Turner Field, a ballpark that Braves officials plan to leave in 2017 in order to play in Cobb County, an Atlanta suburb. Turner Field isn’t old at all. The ballpark Continue reading
We head back down south to the nation’s capital at Nationals Park, home of the Nationals. The park opened in 2008 when the Nationals decided to move out of RFK stadium. The team opened up with a 3-2 walk off Continue reading
North Carolina and Duke never fail to put on a show in the Battle for the Tobacco Road. Part one of the two game series ended in a thriller tonight as the North Carolina Tar Heels battled back with excellent Continue reading