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Recent Visits

LaGrave Field, Fort Worth Cats
It is one of the most unique facilities in pro ball: LaGrave Field, the home of the Fort Worth Cats (independent; American Association), sits where the original LaGrave Field sat from 1926 through 1967. The dimensions are the same as in the original facility, home plate sits in the same place, and the dugouts of the old ballpark have been converted to dugout suites. And, being Texas, there's a hitching rail beyond the outfield for folks riding to the games on horseback.

Doug Kingsmore Stadium, Clemson Tigers
Before its thorough makeover and renaming in 2003, “Beautiful Tiger Field” described the home of the Clemson Tigers. Not surprising, and not an overstated moniker. While the ballpark and other athletic facilities are closely connected to the western edge of campus, the grandstand view features an appealing pastoral feel, and although the ballpark is now named for Tigers alum and contributor Doug Kingsmore, it's still a beautiful field.

QuikTrip Park at Grand Prairie, Grand Prairie AirHogs
The aviation theme is strong at QuikTrip Park at Grand Prairie, the new home of the Grand Prairie AirHogs (independent; American Association), but it's not overwhelming and gimmicky. We were there opening night: it's an impressive facility that raises the bar for indy facilities and should allow the team to be competitive in the increasingly crowded Dallas-Fort Worth market.

Features

2009 Ballparks
Avon, Ohio
Bowling Green
Charlotte County, Fla.
Columbus, Ohio
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Glendale, Az.
Goodyear, Az.
Gwinnett County
Hannibal, Mo.
(renovations)
Kansas City
(renovations)
LSU (new Alex Box)
New York Mets
New York Yankees
Oakland County, Mich.
Reno
University of North
Carolina
University of Oregon
University of South
Carolina
Waukesha
Winston-Salem

2010 Ballparks
Charlotte, N.C.
Madison, Wis.
(renovations)
Minnesota Twins
Normal, Ill.
Topeka
Tulsa
Pensacola, Fla.

2011 Ballparks
Florida Marlins
Omaha (CWS)

2012 Ballparks
Dodger Stadium
(renovations)
Oakland Athletics
Tampa Bay Rays

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)

Book Excerpts
The Last Good Season

2008 Attendance
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2007 Attendance
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2006 Attendance
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2005 Attendance
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2004 Attendance
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2003 Attendance
MLB attendance
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2002 Attendance
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Broadcasts

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Archives

2008
Sept. 9-15
Sept. 2-8
August 25-Sept. 1
August 18-24
August 11-17
August 4-10
July 28-Aug. 3
July 21-27
July 14-20
July 7-13
June 30-July 6
June 16-22
June 9-15
June 2-8
May 26-June 1
May 19-25
May 12-18
May 5-11
April 28-May 4
April 21-27
April 14-20
April 7-13
March 31-April 6
March 24-30
March 17-23
March 10-16
March 3-9
Feb. 25-March 2
Feb. 18-24
Feb. 11-17
Feb. 4-10
Jan. 22-28
Jan. 15-21
Jan. 8-14
Jan. 1-7

2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002

2004 Minor-League Attendance by Team

1. Sacramento River Cats	751,156
2. Memphis Redbirds	730,565
3. Round Rock Express	689,286
4. Pawtucket Red Sox	657,067
5. Louisville Bats	648,092
6. Dayton Dragons	593,663
7. Indianapolis Indians	576,067
8. Albuquerque Isotopes	575,607
9. Buffalo Bisons	574,088
10. Frisco RoughRiders	553,312
11. Tijuana Bulls	548,863
12. Saltillo Sarape Makers	545,597
13. Toledo Mud Hens	544,778
14. Iowa Cubs	540,055
15. Fresno Grizzlies	531,040
16. Kane County Cougars	522,042
17. Durham Bulls	490,615
18. Columbus Clippers	489,177
19. Norfolk Tides	485,260
20. Akron Aeros	478,611
21. Reading Phillies	478,257
22. Oklahoma RedHawks	474,206
23. Salt Lake Stingers	448,153
24. Lakewood BlueClaws	440,521
25. Rochester Red Wings	437,088
26. Portland Sea Dogs	434,684
27. Jacksonville Suns	420,495
28. Lake County Captains	406,096
29. Nashville Sounds	405,536
30. Scranton/W-B Red Barons	402,676
31. Trenton Thunder	402,280
32. Lexington Legends	401,191
33. Monterrey Sultans	400,278
34. Altoona Curve	394,062
35. Lansing Lugnuts	392,256
36. West Michigan Whitecaps	390,033
37. Richmond Braves	368,436
38. Syracuse SkyChiefs	364,648
39. New Orleans Zephyrs	324,324
40. Montgomery Biscuits	322,946
41. Wilmington Blue Rocks	320,788
42. Tulsa Drillers	320,733
43. Omaha Royals	318,537
44. Portland Beavers	312,678
45. Bowie Baysox	312,354
46. New Britain Rock Cats	311,671
47. Tacoma Rainiers	310,626
48. Las Vegas 51s	306,628
49. Brooklyn Cyclones	294,261
50. Rancho Cucamonga Quakes	286,198
51. Tucson Sidewinders	285,378
52. Birmingham Barons	280,879
53. Fort Wayne Wizards	278,351
54. San Antonio Missions	278,080
55. Frederick Keys	266,257
56. Charlotte Knights	265,271
57. Midland RockHounds	256,110
58. Harrisburg Senators	255,978
59. Charleston (SC) RiverDogs	255,793
60. Tennessee Smokies	253,756
61. Edmonton Trappers	252,557
62. Rome Braves	246,674
63. Carolina Mudcats	245,810
64. Erie SeaWolves	245,117
65. Chattanooga Lookouts	244,961
66. Yucatan Lions	236,844
67. Lake Elsinore Storm	236,746
68. Colorado Springs Sky Sox	236,022
69. Delmarva Shorebirds	230,536
70. El Paso Diablos	229,315
71. Aberdeen IronBirds	228,925
72. Salem Avalanche	224,991
73. Binghamton Mets	216,493
74. New Hampshire Fisher Cats	215,961
75. South Bend Silver Hawks	212,531
76. Peoria Chiefs	211,598
77. Myrtle Beach Pelicans	209,095
78. Wisconsin Timber Rattlers	206,487
79. Inland Empire 66ers	201,633
80. Greensboro Bats	200,477
81. Laguna Cowboys	195,538
82. Mobile BayBears	193,885
83. Lowell Spinners	185,000
84. Huntsville Stars	180,506
85. Arkansas Travelers	178,655
86. Hickory Crawdads	178,439
87. Cedar Rapids Kernels	177,929
88. Swing of the Quad Cities	173,364
89. Monclova Steelers	172,805
90. Tabasco Cattlemen	171,328
91. Potomac Cannons	170,278
92. Spokane Indians	169,075
93. Norwich Navigators	168,559
94. Wichita Wranglers	161,638
95. Mahoning Valley Scrappers	160,832
96. Augusta GreenJackets	160,378
97. Ottawa Lynx	159,619
98. West Tenn Diamond Jaxx	159,308
99. Staten Island Yankees	156,895
100. Hudson Valley Renegades	155,606
101. San Jose Giants	151,414
102. Lynchburg Hillcats	148,067
103. Modesto A’s	145,019
104. Greenville Braves	143,443
105. Asheville Tourists	140,634
106. Vancouver Canadians	140,037
107. Puebla Parrots	138,147
108. Mexico City Red Devils	135,471
109. Clearwater Threshers	135,082
110. Aguascalientes Railroadmen	134,635
111. Winston-Salem Warthogs	134,144
112. Ogden Raptors	133,886
113. Angelopolis Tigers	132,191
114. Lancaster JetHawks	129,442
115. Hagerstown Suns	128,508
116. Charleston (WV) Alley Cats	125,979
117. High Desert Mavericks	122,265
118. Salem-Keizer Volcanoes	118,929
119. Eugene Emeralds	117,547
120. New Jersey Cardinals	115,324
121. Savannah Sand Gnats	113,359
122. Tri-City ValleyCats	110,497
123. Daytona Cubs	110,223
124. Great Falls White Sox	109,779
125. Boise Hawks	107,936
126. Billings Mustangs	106,837
127. Kannapolis Intimidators	105,214
128. Everett AquaSox	104,010
129. Kinston Indians	103,015
130. Oaxaca Warriors	102,679
131. Capital City Bombers	100,798
132. Brevard County Manatees	98,430
133. Stockton Ports	98,035
134. Beloit Snappers	96,677
135. Fort Myers Miracle	96,150
136. Jupiter Hammerheads	95,903
137. Battle Creek Yankees	95,845
138. Vermont Expos	93,796
139. Palm Beach Cardinals	92,806
140. Clinton LumberKings	91,804
141. Veracruz Reds	90,816
142. St. Lucie Mets	85,991
143. Williamsport Crosscutters	75,785
144. Campeche Pirates	74,484
145. Cancun Lobstermen	72,580
146. Tampa Yankees	71,648
147. San Luis Potosi Tuneros	70,336
148. Bakersfield Blaze	69,922
149. Vero Beach Dodgers	66,945
150. Visalia Oaks	66,254
151. Missoula Osprey	64,942
152. Auburn Doubledays	63,679
153. Burlington Bees	62,976
154. Idaho Falls Chukars	61,237
155. Jamestown Jammers	57,523
156. Tri-City Dust Devils	54,087
157. Yakima Bears	51,544
158. Columbus Catfish	51,352
159. Greeneville Astros	51,183
160. Provo Angels	43,920
161. Casper Rockies	42,938
162. Oneonta Tigers	42,100
163. Sarasota Red Sox	40,715
164. Helena Brewers	37,568
165. Batavia Muckdogs	37,086
166. Dunedin Blue Jays	36,844
167. Burlington Indians	34,219
168. Lakeland Tigers	32,301
169. Danville Braves	32,194
170. Kingsport Mets	30,765
171. Elizabethton Twins	27,017
172. Pulaski Blue Jays	25,659
173. Princeton Devil Rays	25,374
174. Bluefield Orioles	24,910
175. Bristol White Sox	21,120
176. Johnson City Cardinals	19,940

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