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Louisville Slugger Field: Best Ballpark in Triple A?

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It’s the Battle of I-65, as fans chose Victory Field andLouisville Slugger Field as the finalists in Best of the Ballparks voting for Triple-A facilities. So you know what to do: Vote!

Fans selected the home of the Indianapolis Indians overBB&T Ballpark, home of the Charlotte Knights, and the home of the Louisville Bats over PNC Field, home of theScranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders, in an all-International League Final Four. So you know what to do now: Vote for the winner of the competition!

 

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Its a darn good one. I don't know anything about any other AAA parks to say for sure.

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Its a darn good one. I don't know anything about any other AAA parks to say for sure.

 

I've been to the one in Indy, it's pretty nice too. I'm partial to ours, though.

I haven't been to enough AAA parks to properly evaluate. But I have next-to-no complaints with Slugger Field. Always enjoy catching a game there.

Slugger Field being the only AAA park (I think) that I have been in, I'd say it would be hard to beat, it's awfully nice.

Durham Bulls Athletic Park is the only other that I've been to, and it's fairly comparable to Slugger. However, with DBAP having a mid-rise office tower in left field, and no historic facade, I'd hand it to Slugger between the two of them.

At least Reds AAA affiliates past and present are shining in a stadium battle.

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