What are the most iconic MLB stadiums in the country? FOX Sports Research provided the list of the top 10 venues.

10 Most Iconic MLB Stadiums 10. Citizens Bank Park (Phillies) A general overhead view of Citizens Bank Park on July 4, 2025 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Hunter Martin/Getty Images) ...

Scenery is part of baseball, and there are countless MLB ballparks that provide plenty of it. Some of those stadiums have been around for a century, while some were founded not too long ago ...

The tenure of MLB stadiums has shifted recently, with new ballparks replacing the confines that were as much of America's pastime as the players. Old Yankee Stadium, Tigers Stadium, Candlestick ...

Both the Yankees and Mets opened new stadiums in 2009. And while the Yankees opted for a stale, corporate-focused atmosphere, the Mets actually built a significant upgrade from Shea Stadium.

Then there are the stadiums that are an unpleasant experience for fans, in need of an upgrade, or just should be torn down in need of a total rebuild. Those stadiums make their attendance go down ...

There have been 22 new stadiums built since Rogers Centre opened in Toronto in 1989. All of them have at least some positives — some just more than others. A few were almost Top 10 worthy:Great ...

How else to explain 100-year old parks that have certainly outlived their useful lives? That’s just baseball, and it’s special. Breaking down the 30 best MLB stadiums of all time is no easy task.

As some stadiums present beautiful landscapes, gorgeous features and a beautiful playing surface... some could double as oversized garbage dumps. Below, we've ranked all 30 MLB parks, from worst ...

Opened in 2000. The honorable mentions There have been 22 new stadiums built since Rogers Centre opened in Toronto in 1989. All of them have at least some positives — some just more than others.