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Even though I hate these teams with a passion, I'm shocked nobody said Turner Field in Atlanta and Citizens Bank Park, in Philadelphia. Though, I may not be a big fan of downtown statidums, some stadiums in baseball and football are really nice.
Only problem with the ballparks in Atlanta and Philadelphia is that they're a little bit too far away from their respective skylines to get the full impact that you get in places like Pittsburgh, Minneapolis or Detroit.
You know, if Dodger Stadium could be rotated 180 degrees, then it'd probably challenge PNC Park for the best skyline view in Major League Baseball. Same with U.S. Cellular Field in Chicago if it could be rotated 135 degrees.
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