Two iconic baseball stadiums opened for business on April 20, 1912 — Fenway Park in Boston and Navin Stadium, dubbed so by then-Tigers owner Frank Navin in Detroit.

“Baseball is America’s game, and is part of a community’s and a nation’s societal fabric. And the stadium is at the center of it,” Brewer said.

In Major League Baseball, there are old ballparks, and then there are really old ballparks — the kind built more than a century ago. Of course, not too many 100-year-old stadiums are still ...

America’s Major League cities are dotted by classic stadiums with century-old charm (think Fenway and Wrigley) and lots of faux-retro parks meant to evoke the same feeling. But things could have ...

The heaviest snow Durham had in eighteen years fell a couple of weeks ago. It briefly quieted the city’s limbic system, which has been upheaved by development for a few years now, and lately with a ...

And the stadium is at the center of it," Brewer said. A rare few ballparks take that sentiment very seriously and refuse to be thrown away.

Detroit can't decide whether to blow up the old Tiger Stadium in order to make room for new development or to renovate the old stadium for use as -- surprise! -- a minor league baseball stadium. I ...

Also, read how Jim gets "." Pittsburgh's current home field, , is the best stadium in baseball, but you still can catch a glimpse of old Forbes Field, the Pirates' home from 1909 to 1970.

It's an interesting debate, and with only two remaining MLB parks opened before 1962, the old-school category is a dying breed. The Texas Rangers spent $1.1 billion to build Globe Life Field ...

These baseball stadiums make it a great day out whether or not your team wins. April 2, 2010— -- Super-sized televisions, amazing views and high-end food are just some of the latest features ...

Stephanie Epstein: Yeah. To me, that's as I said. And that's the platonic ideal of a ballpark. It's got all of the it looks kind of like a fun Y and a really one of these old jewel box stadiums.