From the amazing shrinking FedEx Field to Tropicana Field’s flyball-bothering catwalk,our pick of the least inspiring sports venues in the US
For 25 years US sports teams acquire been obsessed with building stadiums that can stand as works of art. Once one wealthy sports owner has one the rest want the same thing. What has followed is the much stadium building boom until it seems every city has at least one new or rebuilt $1bn superstadium. But not every ballpark is perfect. While the wrecking ball of money may acquire pulled down some perfectly fine stadiums, it has left others that should acquire met their demise years ago.
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Source: theguardian.com