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Best and worst parks to have a home run derby in
i wonder what others think would be the worst park to have a hr derby in.
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homerun derby
I would have loved to have seen a homerun derby at the polo grounds and ebbets field.it would have been great to see. Donald
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homerun derby
The worst place to see a homerun derby from has to be comerica park in detroit, that stadium is a dump compared to historic tiger stadium. they should of had it at tiger stadium. Donald
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HR Derby at Tiger stadium
Actually, MLB did consider having the derby two miles over at the
former lair of the DETROIT baseball club..But Tiger Stadium, wasn't up to snuff..and hasn't been kept up..in the 5 seasons, since the Tigers ankled it for Comerica..Contrary to what Donald tells everyone, it's not a bad 'new' park..they are still tweaking it, and the recent home run derby, went well there..as the ball rocketed outta there, putting aside sour grapes that it's not homer friendly..and it is certainly not a 'TOLIET' bowl..Comerica, ain't perfect..it'll never be Tiger stadium..as Pacific bell park, will never be the polo grounds, or candlestick..etc..progress for some, is a bitter pill to swallow.. |
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comerica toilet bowl park
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comerica park
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Just because you're older doesn't mean you're mature. You're acting like a big crybaby. It's funny, you grow up while the whole time your parents are telling you to act your age and here we see a grown man crying over stadiums like a baby. Typing in all caps for the sake of nothing. It also goes to Brooklyn Dodger fans, why hold the grudge and sound like a bunch of whiny babies for the rest of your life? When you die, you'll regret that you held so much hate for something that you didn't even get to try to know because you were being so blind. That's for Donald and all Brooklyn Dodger fans.
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Sad, you're becoming senile.
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If your team was taken away from you after being supported by over a million fans in their last season, you might have a different opinion.
Brooklyn Dodger fans got the shaft from MLB and O'Malley. Having the Mets spring up in Queens didn't right the wrong for Brooklyn fans. |
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Back to the question. What to you mean by "worst park", crazycard? A band box like CBP or Great American, or a spacious park like RFK? Personally, I like pitching, while at the same time see home runs cheapened and totals of some players jacked up due to the cozy confines in which some play. have it in a park like RFK, Shea, or Kaufman stadium, symetrical with no quirky walls or short porches. These would give a more honest display of power, separating the wheat from the chaff. |
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The worst place to have the game has to be the two greatest ballparks in the league- Fenway Park and Yankee Stadium. The foul poles are too close to home plate and while Fenway has the "Green Monster" it simply doesn't compensate for the strength of the hitters.
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yankke stadium & fenway park
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It depends on what you think the best kind of home run derby is. If you want to really test batters, then I'd say RFK. If you just want to see as many home runs as possible, then Citizens Bank Park would probably be the best. Among ballparks of the past, Braves Field in the first case, and Ebbets Field in the latter case.
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use rabbit balls and invite lefties only and have it at pac bell.
the flotilla out on mccovey cove would be really somethin'. ok, seriously. wrigley. just because of the vines.
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Best? I say the old PCL Angels ballpark - as seen on TV!
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Whoever chose the location for the event back in the late 50's knew what they were looking for!
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wrigley field LA
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