The Chicago White Sox are the polar opposites of their intracity rivals, the Cubs, in many ways, and you can count their stadiums among the reasons why. While Wrigley Field gets lauded (and rightfully so) for being an old-timey, brick-and-steel … Continue reading
In football more than any other sport, space is considered a key factor in what makes a good place to put a stadium. The venues are meant to hold upwards of 60,000 or more, and lots of room for parking … Continue reading
It doesn’t seem like that long ago that Philadelphia went about revamping its Sports Complex in the south part of the city, building new venues for all four of its major sports franchises. Indeed, though, the Spectrum and Veterans Stadium … Continue reading
The proud and stately Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum has been home to quite a number of events and teams over almost 90 years of existence — most prominently the USC Trojans football team but also just about every other team … Continue reading
Dallas is home to teams in five major pro sports leagues, but with venues spread out around the wider region known as the Metroplex, only two of those teams play their home games within the city limits. Those two, the … Continue reading
