Complete conquest of the home stadiums of the 5 teams in the MLB American League East! From the New York Yankees to the Toronto Blue Jays.

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New York Yankees / Yankee Stadium

• The home park of the prestigious Major League team, the New York Yankees
• Construction cost of $1.5 billion, one of the most expensive baseball stadiums in the world
• A team that has produced superstars like Babe Ruth and Derek Jeter
• 27 World Series championships, the most in American sports history
• One of the sports teams with the highest merchandise value in the world

Boston Red Sox / Fenway Park

• Opened in 1912, one of the oldest stadiums in Major League Baseball
• Construction cost of $650,000 (approximately $172 million in 2019)
• Famous for its rivalry with the New York Yankees
• 9 World Series championships, the story of the Curse of the Bambino and its overcoming in 2004
• A heated rivalry atmosphere akin to El Clasico

Baltimore Orioles / Oriole Park at Camden Yards

• A stadium that sparked a boom in new ballparks, opened in 1992
• Construction cost of approximately $110 million (around $200 million in 2019)
• A hitter-friendly park, known for many home runs
• A team familiar to domestic fans as it featured player Hyun-soo Kim
• Famous for Baltimore’s signature dish, crab cakes

Tampa Bay Rays / Tropicana Field

• Seating capacity of 25,000, fully enclosed dome stadium
• Construction cost of approximately $130 million (around $254 million in 2019)
• Uses top-quality artificial turf instead of natural grass
• Transportation difficulties make it hard to attract crowds
• A team familiar to domestic fans as it features player Ji-man Choi

Toronto Blue Jays / Rogers Centre

• The world’s first fully automated retractable roof stadium (opened as SkyDome in 1989)
• Key player in the back-to-back World Series championships in 1992 and 1993
• A landmark in Toronto, symbolizing innovative architectural style
• A hitter-friendly park advantageous for power hitters
• Naming rights held by Rogers Communications since 2005

The home parks of the 5 teams in the American League East each have their own unique history and charm. The pride of prestigious teams, fierce rivalries, innovative architecture, and the memories of players! Stay tuned for the next installment where we will also introduce the National League East stadiums.