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Every major league ballpark is different with certain things that really set it apart from other stadiums. Whether it’s food, the views or a myriad of other things, each ballpark creates a certain memory for visitors.

AT&T Park is no different. It is one of the most beautiful ballparks in Major League Baseball with gorgeous views no matter where you sit. Lower level gets you closer to the field and the nosebleeds give a sweeping view of the San Francisco Bay.

The beauty of AT&T Park is only one thing that sets it apart. While visiting a ballpark is really the only way to truly be able to compare it to other stadiums, these are five more things that make the home of the San Francisco Giants a unique place to watch a baseball game.

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Rivalries. They make up some of the best moments in sports. They add fire to competition, create diehard fan bases and add more fun to a series.

Interleague rivalries stand apart from those created through division races. Not all teams have an interleague rival. Of those that do, many are natural rivalries, formed as a result of two teams’ proximity to the other. Fans choose a side and continue their loyalty year in and year out.

Each rivalry differs from the next, be it a result of history, geography, or the two teams’ current playoff chances. For those reasons, here is a rank of the interleague matchups.

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CHAMPIONSHIP!

Next in our “Sh*t __ Say” series…another look into the lives of Oakland Athletics fans.

Because it really does not matter how many of these videos you have already seen.

Sometimes it’s fun to look past a team’s flaws and just have a good time joking around. Some of these will never happen at any point during the life of an A’s fan. Other quotes may just not be a part of the conversation for the next year…or two.

Once again, Fan Fest in Oakland gave a great glimpse of the Athletics’ fan base. Solid bunch.

Without further ado, we bring you “Sh*t A’s Fans Say.”

Click Here to go to our follow-up video: “Sh*t A’s Fans Say!”

Produced and Written By:

Ally Williams:

Twitter: @itsallyduhh

LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/ally-williams/20/9a0/8b4 

Josh Eisenmann

Twitter: @Eisenmann89

Max Schreiber

Twitter: @baseballrodent

LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/max-schreiber/1a/ab7/a17

Sunny Boparai

Twitter: @Sunny_sf

Email: Sunny_sf@hotmail.com

Get ready for next week: “Sh*t Giants Fans Say/Don’t Say”

Contact any of us with ideas for future installments!

Read more MLB news on BleacherReport.com

“Should we go see a Rivercats game to see what the team is going to look like next year?” 

You’ve seen plenty of the videos. Whether you love them or hate them, they’re everywhere. Still, in spite of all the viral spin offs circulating around the Internet, there are very few that depict the lives of sports fans. This is where we come in.

What is it like to be a lifelong A’s fan? Well through the past few years, it hasn’t been that easy. Still, there are still plenty of Oakland faithful that show up to the games. Even more that show up to Fan Fest!

We took a trip up to Oakland during Fan Fest and came back with a little view into what it’s like to root for the Athletics. Regardless of the players, management, or this season’s standings, A’s fans flocked to o.Co Coliseum to support their team. Note: It was the first time I’d ever felt awkward wearing my Giants gear.

Enjoy our video, and leave your comments below. Did we miss some? Nail a quote right on the head?

Without further ado, we bring you “Sh*t A’s Fans Say.”

Click Here to go to our follow-up video: “Sh*t A’s Fans Say!”

Produced and Written By:

Ally Williams:

Twitter: @itsallyduhh

LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/ally-williams/20/9a0/8b4 

Josh Eisenmann

Twitter: @Eisenmann89

Max Schreiber

Twitter: @baseballrodent

LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/max-schreiber/1a/ab7/a17

Sunny Boparai

Twitter: @Sunny_sf

Email: Sunny_sf@hotmail.com

Get ready for next week: “Sh*t Giants Fans Say/Don’t Say”

Contact any of us with ideas for future installments!

Read more MLB news on BleacherReport.com