So, as I was sitting there taking pictures of the "Green Monster" and walking around the park I started thinking about just how historic Fenway park is. I tried to think of a more historic existing baseball stadium in the U.S. and couldn't come up with one. Yankee Stadium was torn down, Wrigley field is close but I don't think there is as much history as Fenway. Then I tried to compare it to the most historic existing stadiums in any sport. The Rose Bowl, Madison Square Garden, Lambeau Field, The Orange Bowl, Memorial Coliseum (L.A.), Notre Dame Stadium and the Boston Garden (Wow, that is two very historic stadiums in the same city) all came to mind. However, I still don't think that any of them have as much history as Fenway Park.
Now my question is.... Does anyone out there agree/disagree with my assessment? Did I forget to mention any other stadiums that should be mentioned here?
Alright, I'll weigh in. Being slightly biased, based on my Boston roots, I would say you are correct that Fenway is the most historic stadium in any sport. They've talked for years about tearing it down though. Hopefully that won't happen.
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately, the original Boston Garden was torn down years ago, so it's out of the running, but it would have been up there as well. The Celtics had a great home town advantage just from the parkay alone, since they knew where the 1" gaps & dead spots in the floor were.
I would say the Coliseum has to be up there as well.
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