Baseball Stopped Caring Past The Infield

Fenway Park has a 37 foot wall. Wrigley Field has ivy. Coors Field sits a mile above sea level. No two MLB stadiums are the same, and that was a choice. From the cramped jewel box parks squeezed into city blocks in the early 1900s, to the concrete donuts that almost erased every quirk in the sport, to the retro revolution Camden Yards started in 1992, the American ballpark has been reimagined time and time again in the long history of the game. Here's how baseball became the only sport where the field itself changes from city to city, and why the league decided to keep it that way. Remember to Subscribe for new baseball videos every week! #MLB #Baseball #MLBStadiums #FenwayPark #Ballparks