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First Game at the Park: April 1, 1994

Location of Park: 1000 Ballpark Way

How Many Seats: 48,194

Notable Titles: 2 
AL Pennants

Baseball Hall of Fame (7): Bert Blyleven, Goose Gossage, Whitey Herzog, Ferguson Jenkins, Gaylord Perry, Jon Miller, Nolan Ryan 

About the Rangers Ballpark in Arlington: Rangers Ballpark in Arlington is located in the Metroplex in North Texas. Built in 1994, it was meant to commemorate the “Golden Age” of baseball. Attractions include the roofed home run porch in right field. The ballpark offers various activities by its sports bar area in center field before the game starts. The team has hosted two World Series since its introduction to the ballpark in 1994.

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First Game at the Park: April 11, 2000
Location of Park: 2100 Woodward Avenue
How Many Seats: 41,255 

Notable Titles and Players:
4 World Series Titles
10 AL Pennants
4 Division Titles 

About Comerica Park
With the seating arrangements in this stadium, you can catch the view of the downtown skyline in Comerica Park. The stadium is located in what is referred to as an “Urban Village,” surrounded by a vast retail space. You can really get the “Mo-Town” feel, and enjoy the “Walk of Fame,” which incorporates all of the Tigers’ great history and traditions. Don’t forget about the liquid fireworks!

The Tigers have won the Central Division Title in 2011 and continue to make their presence known in baseball.  

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First Game at the Park: April 10, 2006
 

Location of Park: 700 Clark Avenue
 

How Many Seats: 43,975 or 46,861 (with standing room)
 

Notable Titles and Players:

11 World Series Titles

18 NL Pennants

11 Division Titles

Notable Cardinals / Baseball Hall of Fame (39):

Grover Cleveland Alexander*, Walter Alston, Jake Beckley*, Jim Bottomley*, Roger Bresnahan*, Lou Brock, Mordecai Brown*, Jesse Burkett**, Steve Carlton, Orlando Cepeda, Dizzy Dean, Leo Durocher, Dennis Eckersley, Frankie Frisch*, Bob Gibson, Burleigh Grimes, Chick Hafey*, Bill McKechnie, John McGraw, Joe Medwick*, Johnny Mize*, Stan Musial, Kid Nichols*, Wilbert Robinson*, Red Schoendienst, Enos Slaughter, Ozzie Smith, Billy Southworth, Bruce Sutter, Dazzy Vance, Bobby Wallace**, Hoyt Wilhelm, Vic Willis**, Cy Young

About Busch Stadium:

Welcome to the “Gateway to the West”—St. Louis, Missouri.

The stadium was constructed in 2006, the same year the team won the World Series. From the stadium, you can see downtown St. Louis, the Gateway Arch and their very own Baseball Hall of Fame.

The Cardinals are the defending World Series Champions and have won two since the opening of this ballpark.

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*Baseball stats compiled from http://www.baseball-reference.com

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First game at the park: April 19, 1966 – California Angeles
Location of Park: 2000 Gene Autry Way, Anaheim, CA – across the freeway from the pond
How Many Seats: 45,957

Notable Titles and Players:

1 World Series Title
1 AL Pennant
8 West Division Titles

Hall of Famers (12): 
Bert Blyleven, Whitey Herzog, Frank Robinson, Don Sutton, Dick Williams, Rod Carew, Reggie Jackson, Nolan Ryan, Hoyt Wilhelm, Dave Winfield, Rickey Henderson, Eddie Murray

About the Angeles Stadium:

Is it Los Angeles or Anaheim? Either way, it is the home of the Angels. The ballpark was originally built in 1966 for the California Angels and has since been the home to an NFL team and a major earthquake. After undergoing a major renovation, it has become a baseball landmark. The “California Spectacular” in left-field features geysers that spray water and fireworks celebrations after every homerun. The Angels were World Series Champions in 2002 and have also won quite a few West Division Titles in their history.

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