How can anyone defend the concrete cookie cutter multipurpose stadiums of the 1970s?
Well, I found a way in my latest article for Bleacher Report.
You can read the article HERE.
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God, I still miss Busch II-you're right, Sully-many of the new "old" parks are beginning to look the same.
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