Nicest park you've ever played in
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Crossville, TN Municipal Complex
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Peoria Sports Complex. Home of the Mariners and Padres Spring Training. Was playing men's baseball at the time. League games were on the back fields but the championship was on the main stadium. Absolutely ridiculous how nice those fields are. Explains why there are rarely bad hops.
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Depends what time of year it is
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i've played both softball and baseball at safeco field. baseball a few times.. high school and legion games were played there as well as a men's baseball league i paid like $300 for one ****ing inning.. but i got to pitch off the mound so it was worth it.
softball was kind of retarded. just a charity game / homerun derby in the middle of winter.
out here i just break my ****ing fingers on bad hops. **** softball.
softball was kind of retarded. just a charity game / homerun derby in the middle of winter.
out here i just break my ****ing fingers on bad hops. **** softball.
Agreed, it is a representation of softball here as a whole.....sadly
Nicest? BLD in Vegas
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Baseball:
Sunken Diamond (Stanford University)
Packard Stadium (ASU)
Softball-Wise:
Rainbow Fields (Modesto, CA)
Twin Creeks (Sunnyvale, CA-- the fields are okay, but the complex is neat)
Wild Wild of Sports (Orlando, FL)-- The only drawback.. the walk to the fields, but most of the workers will pick you up on their golf carts, and give you a ride to your field.
Grande Park(Myrtle Beach, SC-- Turf Fields).. GREAT in the Winter/Spring/Fall... in the Summer, people have had their turfs/cleats melt due to how hot the fields get.
Citizens Park(Aiken, SC)-- Very nice fields.. wish there was more tournaments played there during the year
Sunken Diamond (Stanford University)
Packard Stadium (ASU)
Softball-Wise:
Rainbow Fields (Modesto, CA)
Twin Creeks (Sunnyvale, CA-- the fields are okay, but the complex is neat)
Wild Wild of Sports (Orlando, FL)-- The only drawback.. the walk to the fields, but most of the workers will pick you up on their golf carts, and give you a ride to your field.
Grande Park(Myrtle Beach, SC-- Turf Fields).. GREAT in the Winter/Spring/Fall... in the Summer, people have had their turfs/cleats melt due to how hot the fields get.
Citizens Park(Aiken, SC)-- Very nice fields.. wish there was more tournaments played there during the year
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Captain10
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Princess anne is 2 hours from me. Really great complex.
These were going to get my votes as well, with Myrtle Beach being by far the nicest Ive ever played on. All turf, 9 field complex. Well lit. Awesome place to play.
I see you are in midlothian, who do you play with?
Havent been there but hear great things.
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Golden Eagle is unreal but the problem
Right now is there is zero shade... Maybe in ten years with what trees they planted it will be even nicer. But that freak with the whale tail sticking out has to calm down about the outside drinks and sun flower seeds
Twin creeks infields are the worst... The wind is brutal cuz of the bay... Even summer nights the 900/1000 games it can get cold... The bar is off the hook though
As for Littleton Colorado it's the one and only place I played worlds where I don't remember the names of the complexes... I do remember the nice one had huge backstops and one field might have been a baseball field...
It was a blur as we were drunk out of our mind in the rain/mist drinking free keg beer... Think and Ohio team beat Blockbuster out of Florida in the ship hmmmmm???
Right now is there is zero shade... Maybe in ten years with what trees they planted it will be even nicer. But that freak with the whale tail sticking out has to calm down about the outside drinks and sun flower seeds
Twin creeks infields are the worst... The wind is brutal cuz of the bay... Even summer nights the 900/1000 games it can get cold... The bar is off the hook though
As for Littleton Colorado it's the one and only place I played worlds where I don't remember the names of the complexes... I do remember the nice one had huge backstops and one field might have been a baseball field...
It was a blur as we were drunk out of our mind in the rain/mist drinking free keg beer... Think and Ohio team beat Blockbuster out of Florida in the ship hmmmmm???
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Hall of fame stadium in Oklahoma city
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Parks I visit out of town generally seem nicer just because they are different. Played at the Wide World of Sports in Orlando so many times I guess I do not appreciate it as much. Do not get the nice scenery here in Florida as some of you do. Jet Blue Park (Fenway replica) in Ft. Myers is solid and many small town parks throughout the State are pretty well kept.
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That is what I probably miss the most about Twin Creeks. Playing ball, then going upstairs to the bar and heckling some of the guys playing on Field 1(use to be the Budweiser Field)..
Yeah, I know when you played on a couple of those fields (7-10), there was hardly no chance of hitting a bomb with the wind coming off the bay
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This right here
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I hella miss reno
