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Early 1990s view of the Oakland Coliseum, home of the Oakland Athletics.

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Busch Stadium Crowd Gets Big Kicks from Soccer

Forget baseball. For some, making fun of soccer is a national pastime. There’s this dis from Mike Ditka: “If God had wanted man to play soccer, he wouldn’t have given us arms.” And this slam from comedian Daniel Tosh: “It’s hard for me to get into a sport that I mastered at the age of 7.” But for 16-year-old fan Eddie Pinon, soccer is no joke. He traveled to Busch Stadium with his brother from North Carolina to watch Thursday’s exhibition match between English Premier League powerhouses Chelsea and Manchester City. “People call soccer boring,” Pinon said. “What are they talking about? In football, plays last only a few seconds. And baseball is slow. But soccer is nonstop action. And you’ve got two of the three best English Premier League teams right here. How can that not be exciting?” The globe’s most popular sport was a hot ticket in St. Louis on Thursday. Fans embraced not only the game, but the culture, wearing expensive jerseys and wrapping blue Chelsea flags around their shoulders.
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On Opening Day, April 15, 1958, the first MLB regular season game was played in San Francisco, CA as the Giants hosted the Los Angeles Dodgers at Seals Stadium. Three days later the Dodgers hosted the Giants in front of 78,672 fans at the Los Angeles Coliseum.

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BALLPARK CONSTRUCTION

The ballpark building boom is over as their are no MLB stadiums under construction for the first time in over two decades. However you can check out construction photos of your favorite ballparks here!

2013 ROAD TRIP GUIDE
Planning a road trip for the 2013 MLB season but unsure of what teams to go watch or when to schedule your trip? Discover our baseball road trip guide. We have over a dozen potential trips that take you across the country to see your favorite big league ballpark!

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