Chase Field
Home of the Arizona Diamondbacks

Chase Field (formerly Bank One Ballpark) opened March 31, 1998, was renamed in 2005 and has a seating capacity of 49,033.
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I was planning to go to Chase Field for my birthday in 2020. COVID-19 had other plans. In 2021, I would not be defeated! Dennis, Sandy, Sarah, and I went Sept 24th to see the Dodgers defeat the Snakes 4-2 and then Dennis, Sarah, and I went back to see Kershaw pitch on the 25th. That didn’t go well for LA…Diamondback won 7-2.

They didn’t have a stadium t-shirt so I settled for a magnet.


Coors Field
Home of the Colorado Rockies

Coors Field opened April 26, 1995 and has a seating capacity of 50,445.
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Me at Coors Field in Denver in July 3, 2007. Mom is taking the picture. We were in Denver for the Barbershop Harmony Society International Competition. Rockies defeated the Mets 11-3.

The t-shirt I bought while at Coors Field.


Dodger Stadium
Home of the Los Angeles Dodgers

Dodger Stadium opened September 17, 1959 and has a seating capacity of 56,000.
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Me at Dodger Stadium on June 3, 2006. Mom is taking this picture too. We were on vacation and hit Dodger Stadium and drove up the coast to San Francisco and caught a Giants game (see below). Dodgers won 8-2 over the Phillies.

Dennis and I during my 2nd trip to Dodger Stadium June 29, 2009 (the West Coast Swing of the Midwest Dodger Tour) while in Anaheim for the Barbershop Harmony International Competition. Gotta love the Think Blue sign in the background. Game went 13 innings, Dodgers beat Rockies 4-2 on an Andre Ethier walk-off HR.

This is the t-shirt I bought while at Dodger Stadium for the 1st time.


Petco Park
Home of the San Diego Padres

Petco Park opened April 8, 2004 and has a seating capacity of 42,445.
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Dennis and I at Petco Park July 3, 2009, this was part of our West Coast swing of the Midwest Dodger Tour of 2009. We were in Anaheim for the Barbershop Harmony Society International Competition and the Padres were playing the Dodgers so we couldn’t resist a road trip and a new ballpark for me. Dodgers won 6-3!

This is the shirt I picked up while at Petco.


Oracle Park
Home of the San Francisco Giants

Oracle Park (formerly Pacific Bell Park, SBC Park, and AT&T Park) opened March 31, 2000 and was renamed Oracle Park in 2019. It has a seating capacity of 41,915.
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This is me (and Lou Seal) at (then) AT&T Park June 6, 2006. Mom is taking this picture too. This was the 2nd destination of our California trip. It was MUCH warmer in Los Angeles…brrrr June and I was wearing a hoodie under my windshirt and drinking hot chocolate in California in JUNE?!? Giants beat the Marlins 2-1.

My shirt, notice it says SBC Park across the top… the park had been renamed just before the start of that season.