#sports stadiums

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An overview of 1950s era American sports stadiums.

[prioritytoyotachesapeake]

There’s not much better or more fun than a day watching live sports with friends and family! The thrill of the game, the crowds, the noise, and the food all add up to an electrifying experience. There are plenty of excellent sports teams in and around the Chesapeake, VA area, so when you’re in town and in the mood to catch a great game, head to one of these three venues.

[hondamarysville]

If you love sports and you live in Marysville, OH, you’re in luck! There are lots of amazing stadiums in the area where you can enjoy everything from football to soccer. Keep reading to find out five Ohio favorites!

[performancedelaware]

Ohio loves sports, so it’s no surprise there are iconic stadiums and sports venues within driving distance of downtown Delaware, OH. There’s college football and NHL hockey in nearby Columbus, PGA golf down the road in Dublin, and last but not least, a hometown college arena with an iconic name on the gate. No time to waste if you’re a sports fan, so let’s drive!

[hezigler]

Watch "The Sports Stadium Scam | Robert Reich" on YouTube

[porschewarwick]

If you are looking to watch sports, our team at Porsche Warwick recommends checking out these five stadiums and sports venues near Warwick, RI. Contact us today to learn more.

[porschebeachwood]

If you live near Beachwood, OH, there’s many fun activities you can enjoy. Our team has highlighted three stadiums and sports venues you and your family can enjoy near Beachwood. Contact our team at Porsche Beachwood to learn more.

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Goby Arena

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Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles, CA, Walter Iooss Jr., 1993

[whitefireprincess]

Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles | Ricky Fabrizio

[aka-indulgence]

Man, could you imagine how much research you’d do if teachers give you a research assignment, and to specifically report it in a fanfic format

Like. I’m learning about sports position and historical facts and about skeletal anatomy because of fanfics, I would’ve smashed them if I was writing about it associated with my blorbo

[newyorkthegoldenage]

Longtime Yankees announcer Mel Allen switches from radio to television on May 11, 1956. He is calling the game between the Yanks and the Baltimore Orioles at the Stadium. Cameraman is Jim Woods. Baseball was originally broadcast on AM radio, but at this time major automakers were switching their advertising from radio to TV.

Photo: Robert Kradin for the AP

[cementcornfield]

Thinking about how Joe gave Ja’Marr the game ball after they won the national championship game…

Joe holds onto that ball for a good 10 minutes of interviews after the game, holds onto it tight. And then we see this.

The next time we see the ball, it’s being clutched by a tearful Ja’Marr. 

and this was later confirmed by Joe’s dad.

When LSU won the national title in 2019, Joe Burrow took the final knee, but didn’t keep the football.

Joe’s dad found him and said, “what’d you do with the football, son? You know how much that could be worth?” Joe told his dad, “I gave it to Ja’Marr.” 

[fridaysvalentine]

“It’s a bubble.” “We’re good! It’s a bubble!”

↳ bubble delay at dodger stadium