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Recent Visits

Al Lang Field, Tampa Bay Rays
St. Pete's Al Lang Field has been in the news a lot lately, but for the wrong reasons: the Tampa Bay Rays will train there one last time in 2008 before shifting spring operations to Charlotte County in 2009, and the old ballpark is slated to be torn down to make way for a new waterfront home of the Rays. Now, Al Lang Field isn't the same venue it was in the 1940s and 1950s when it was a landmark in spring training, but it's still a great place to catch a spring-training game. We hope the Rays catch the spirit of the original Al Lang in their designs for a new ballpark, For the rest of us, a trip to Al Lang Field will be a mandatory event in Spring Training 2008.

Trustmark Park, Mississippi Braves
There's nothing wrong with Trustmark Park, the home of the Mississippi Braves (Class AA; Southern League). The wraparound concourse, luxury boxes, big scoreboard and varied concessions are all standard issue for a new minor-league ballpark these days. So why aren't we more excited about the two-year-old ballpark? Because there's nothing unique about it: except for a few Southern menu items at the concessions, there's nothing to link the ballpark to its surroundings. At a Mississippi Braves game, you could be watching a game anywhere -- and going local is one of the great joys of the minor leagues. Dustin Mattison reports.

Alliance Bank Stadium, Syracuse Chiefs
The biggest news at Alliance Bank Stadium, the home of the Syracuse Chiefs (Class AAA; International League): the current artificial turf will be replaced by real grass. That's good news for Syracuse baseball fans in terms of aesthetics, as well as players who need to field on an old, sometimes unpredictable surface. Otherwise, Alliance Bank Stadium is a perfectly serviceable ballpark: the Chiefs front office does things the old-fashioned way (i.e., not much in terms of between-innings shenanigans), but the ballpark is a comfortable place to watch a game, and the food is pretty good. Steve Kapsinow reports.

Features

2008 Ballparks
Billings
Lehigh Valley
Madison, Wis.
(renovations)
Springdale, Ark.
Southern Maryland
Washington, D.C.

2009 Ballparks
Charlotte County, Fla.
Columbus, Ohio
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Glendale, Az.
Goodyear, Az.
Kansas City
(renovations)
LSU
New York Mets
New York Yankees
Pensacola, Fla.
University of South
Carolina
Winston-Salem

2010 Ballparks
Minnesota Twins

2012 Ballparks
Oakland Athletics

Ballparks of the Past
Colt Stadium
Crosley Field
Durham Athletic
Park
Ebbets Field
Griffith Stadium
Huntington Avenue
Grounds
Jack Russell
Jarry Park
L.A. Coliseum
Metropolitan
Stadium
Muehlebach Field
Municipal Stadium
(Kansas City)
Sicks' Stadium
Tinker Field
War Memorial
(Greensboro)

Photo Galleries
Piedmont League

Book Excerpts
The Last Good Season

2007 Attendance
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Archives

2007
Nov. 12-18
Nov. 5-11
Oct. 29-Nov. 4
Oct. 22-28
Oct. 15-21
Oct. 8-14
Oct. 1-7
Sept. 24-30
Sept. 17-23
Sept. 10-16
Sept. 2-8
Aug. 26-Sept. 1
Aug. 19-25
Aug. 12-18
Aug. 5-11
July 29-Aug. 4
July 22-28
July 15-21
July 8-14
July 1-7
June 24-30
June 17-23
June 10-19
June 3-9
May 27-June 2
May 20-26
May 13-19
May 6-12
April 30-May 5
April 23-29
April 16-22
April 9-15
April 2-8
March 26-April 1
March 19-25
March 12-18
March 5-11
Feb. 26-March 4
Feb. 19-25
Feb. 12-18
Feb. 5-11
Jan. 29-Feb. 4
Jan. 22-28
Jan. 15-21
Jan. 8-14
Jan. 1-7

2006
2005
2004
2003
2002

2007 Minor-League Attendance by Team -- Independent

1. Long Island Ducks (AtL)

427,536

2. Somerset Patriots (AtL)

371,520

3. Lancaster Barnstormers (AtL)

346,875

4. Winnipeg Goldeyes (NL)

300,938

5. St. Paul Saints (AA)

297,834

6. Kansas City T-Bones (NL)

289,162

7. Southern Illinois (FrontL)

259,392

8. Camden Riversharks (AtL)

258,177

9. York Revolution (AtL)

218,826

10. El Paso Diablos (AA)

211,316

11. Schaumburg Flyers (NL)

206,749

12. Traverse City Beach Bums (FrontL)

206,102

13. Gateway Grizzlies (FrontL)

196,134

14. Lincoln SaltDogs (AA)

194,040

15. Newark Bears (AtL)

186,807

16. Joliet JackHammers (NL)

184,611

17. Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks (NL)

170,122

18. Brockton Rox (Can-Am)

169,999

19. Bridgeport Bluefish (AtL)

167,372

20. Gary-SouthShore RailCats (NL)

166,338

21. Quebec Capitales (Can-Am)

161,789

22. Washington Wild Things (FrontL)

155,894

23. Amarillo Dillas (ULB)

153,262

24. Sioux Falls Canaries (AA)

144,025

25. Fort Worth Cats (AA)

141,330

26. Evansville Otters (FrontL)

131,707

27. Worcester Tornadoes (Can-Am)

120,145

28. Rockford Riverhawks (FrontL)

113,930

29. North Shore Spirit (Can-Am)

110,336

30. New Jersey Jackals (Can-Am)

107,663

31. San Angelo Colts (ULB)

106,411

32. Atlantic City Surf (Can-Am)

105,149

33. Sussex Skyhawks (Can-Am)

101,638

34. River City Rascals (FrontL)

100,556

35. Florence Freedom (FrontL)

99,333

36. Sioux City Explorers (AA)

92,786

37. Pensacola Pelicans (AA)

92,466

38. Edinburg Coyotes (ULB)

85,566

39. Chillicothe Paints (FrontL)

84,383

40. New Haven County Cutters (Can-Am)

82,651

41. Edmonton Cracker Cats (NL)

82,414

42. Windy City ThunderBolts (FrontL)

81,586

43. Nashua Pride (Can-Am)

80,737

44. Rio Grande Valley White Wings (ULB)

74,663

45. Macon Music (SCL)

73,655

46. Calgary Vipers (NL)

71,363

47. Alexandria Aces (ULB)

71,204

48. Chico Outlaws (GBL)

69,330

49. Coastal Bend Aviators (AA)

58,715

50. Charlotte County Redfish (SCL)

58,444

51. Laredo Broncos (ULB)

57,908

52. Shreveport Sports (AA)

57,085

53. Kalamazoo Kings (FrontL)

54,950

54. Yuma Bullfrogs (GBL)

54,818

55. Long Beach Armada (GBL)

50,791

56. Reno Silver Sox (GBL)

50,330

57. South Georgia Peanuts (SCL)

49,353

58. Anderson Joes (SCL)

49,088

59. Aiken Foxhounds (SCL)

42,225

60. Orange County Flyers (GBL)

36,526

61. St. Joe Blacksnakes (AA)

30,244

62. Bradenton Juice (SCL)

27,999

63. St. George Roadrunners (GBL)

23,870

64. Slippery Rock (FrontL)

19,253

TOTAL

8,447,421

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