{"id":119,"date":"2015-10-01T15:13:03","date_gmt":"2015-10-01T21:13:03","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.martinsonagency.com\/blog\/?p=119"},"modified":"2015-11-06T09:46:07","modified_gmt":"2015-11-06T15:46:07","slug":"top-major-league-baseball-stadiums","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.martinsonagency.com\/blog\/top-major-league-baseball-stadiums\/","title":{"rendered":"Top Major League Baseball Stadiums"},"content":{"rendered":"

Top Major League Baseball Stadiums<\/strong><\/p>\n

October 1st,\u00a02015\u00a0— Martinson Agency LLC — Chaska, MN<\/strong><\/p>\n

With MLB season winding down our friends at buzzfeed.com decided to rank the top 10 stadiums in Major League Baseball. Does your favorite stadium make the cut? Let us know!<\/p>\n

10. Nationals Park<\/strong><\/p>\n

Team:<\/strong> Washington Nationals Capacity:<\/strong> 41,341 Food Highlight:<\/strong> Chili fries from Ben\u2019s Chili Bowl<\/p>\n

Spacious and sleek, Nationals Park is a great place to catch a game. There\u2019s tons of food options, from local treasure Ben\u2019s Chili Bowl to national gem Shake Shack. And the Presidents Race<\/a> in the 4th inning is always fantastic (#LetTeddyWin).<\/p>\n

9. Safeco Field<\/strong><\/p>\n

Team:<\/strong> Seattle Mariners Capacity:<\/strong> 47,574 Food Highlight:<\/strong> Mariners\u2019 Fish n\u2019 Chips<\/p>\n

This is one of the only baseball stadiums to master the \u201cdome\u201d: It\u2019s just a partial covering of the seats when it rains, so you still feel outdoors. Also, baseball season is the best weather in Seattle, and the stadium keeps up with the classy culinary rep of the city at large.<\/p>\n

8. Coors Field<\/strong><\/p>\n

Team:<\/strong> Colorado Rockies Capacity:<\/strong> 50,398 Food Highlight:<\/strong> Rocky mountain oysters!<\/p>\n

Since the thinner air at high altitudes helps baseballs really soar, you got more chances of catching a stray one, right? This is also the only ball park to boast a working brewery (A+, Blue Moon), and delicious local favorites: If fried bull testicles aren\u2019t your thing, go for a green chile burrito.<\/p>\n

7. Wrigley Field<\/strong><\/p>\n

Team:<\/strong> The Chicago Cubs Capacity:<\/strong> 41,072 Food Highlight:<\/strong> The \u201cHigh Plains\u201d bison hot dog from Decade Diner<\/p>\n

This place is truly timeless. From the ivy-coated walls to the old-school bleachers, it\u2019s easy to feel like you\u2019ve fallen back in time at Wrigley. The food is pretty classic if not exciting, and the consistent crowds are about as friendly as it gets.<\/p>\n

6. Dodger Stadium<\/strong><\/p>\n

Team:<\/strong> L.A. Dodgers Capacity:<\/strong> 56,000 Food Highlight:<\/strong> A Kirin Ichiban draft topped with frozen foam<\/p>\n

Always packed and always gorgeous, this place has stood the test of time. The California weather, view of the Chavez Ravine, and the Dodger Dog are all pretty reliable reasons to watch a game at Dodger Stadium.<\/p>\n

5. Target Field<\/strong><\/p>\n

Team:<\/strong> Minnesota Twins Capacity:<\/strong> 39,021 Food Highlight:<\/strong> The Bloody Mary<\/p>\n

This field is not only named for America\u2019s favorite store, but it\u2019s also in the heart of our kindest, most self-effacing state! And not only do you have bites from local standbys like Murray\u2019s Steakhouse, but you can wash it all down with an epic, pizza-garnished Bloody Mary.<\/p>\n

4. Miller Park<\/strong><\/p>\n

Team:<\/strong> Milwaukee Brewers Capacity:<\/strong> 41,900 Food Highlight:<\/strong> The Beast: A hot dog stuffed in a brat, all wrapped in bacon and topped with \u2018kraut and onions.<\/p>\n

If you were hoping a stadium and team named for beer would show you a good time, then you\u2019re in luck. Brewers fans are an awesome tailgating crowd, and the sixth-inning sausage race<\/a> will keep your appetite fueled for everything from nachos on a stick<\/a> to classic cheese curds.<\/p>\n

3. Oriole Park at Camden Yards<\/strong><\/p>\n

Team:<\/strong> Baltimore Orioles Capacity:<\/strong> 45,971 Food Highlight:<\/strong> Pit beef from Boog\u2019s BBQ<\/p>\n

Always ahead of the curve, Baltimore went for timeless charm when other stadiums were trying to cram everything in one concrete package. It\u2019s nostalgic without being cloying, and celebrates Baltimore with all its best food and drink. You stay classy, Camden Yards.<\/p>\n

2. Fenway Park<\/strong><\/p>\n

Team:<\/strong> Boston Red Sox Capacity:<\/strong> 37,673 Food Highlight:<\/strong> Lobster roll in the summer, clam chowder for fall.<\/p>\n

This place is packed with character and history, and it\u2019s genuinely beautiful. It\u2019s also intimately packed with rowdy fans who are truly delightful so long as you pledge eternal allegiance to their fair city. Though the stadium eats are standard, just outside are tons of places to rally with another beer or enjoy a good meal.<\/p>\n

1. AT&T Park<\/strong><\/p>\n

Team:<\/strong> San Francisco Giants Capacity:<\/strong> 41,915 Food Highlight:<\/strong> Garlic sourdough with crab sammie from Crazy Crab\u2019z<\/p>\n

Probably the most picturesque park in existence, the home of the Giants has A LOT going for it. There\u2019s the varied and delicious food, some surprisingly good beer, consistently pleasant weather and a winning team to boot. It\u2019s a breezy, retro park that, let\u2019s face it, has pretty much everything you could ask for.<\/p>\n

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**Article c<\/span>ourtesy of buzzfeed.com**<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

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