Most Underrated MLB Ballparks

The Top Ten
1 Marlins Park - Marlins

There is an aquarium behind home plate. This park is a home run hitter's biggest enemy, yet Giancarlo Stanton smacks home runs left and right here. If it weren't for that stupid home run sculpture in Left Center it wouldn't be mentioned as low.

2 Minute Maid Park - Astros

Pretty cool park with a train in the outfield, and a cool high left field wall. That pointless hill in center field ruins it.

3 Safeco Field - Mariners

I think this stadium is so cool looking

4 Angel Stadium of Anaheim - Angels

The rocks in center with the fireworks are so cool

5 U.S. Cellular Field - White Sox

This is a much better ballpark than people give it credit for. Great food, good viewing all over the ballpark, easy to tailgate, great for the whole family, etc. The renovations over the past decade have made it a very pleasant place to watch Major League Baseball.

Such a beautiful park! Great for the kids & adults. Has space to walk around with no obstructions no matter where you sit. "Unlike Wrigley".

After the changes to the ballpark in the last decade, I place it in the middle of the road of the ballparks.

Doesn't get recognized because it is in the same city as Wrigley Field, but it is a pretty good park

6 Chase Field - Diamondbacks

The pool in right field is one of the best features of any ballpark

7 Great American Ball Park - Reds

Best hitters park in the MLB, also holds the possibility of river shots.

8 Progressive Field - Indians

Low attendance, but has great views of the city

9 Dodger Stadium - Dodgers

It's really close to LA's Chinatown. You can also get a good view of downtown.

The palm trees are awesome

10 Miller Park - Brewers

The slide is pretty hilarious

The Contenders
11 Kauffman Stadium - Royals
12 Yankee Stadium - Yankees
13 Coors Field - Colorado Rockies
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