Ballparks Should Be Built For Fans, Not Architects Architecture critics may find the Yankees' and Mets' new ballparks disappointing, but Frank Deford says that no one has yet figured out how to build a better one than the Orioles did in 1992 — and no one needs to.

Ballparks Should Be Built For Fans, Not Architects

Ballparks Should Be Built For Fans, Not Architects

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