City Baseball Magic--Plain Talk and Uncommon Sense about Cities and Baseball Parks

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Summary: What the White Sox and Rangers should have read.
Review: This author is considered one of sport's architecture's most important proponents of the forgotten values that made parks such as Wrigley Field and County Stadium great places to watch baseball: designing ballparks where the common fan and not the suite-holder have first priority. His book examines why not all new ballparks are great parks, and identifies those factors that put Jacobs Field and PNC Park in a different league from The Ballpark in Arlington and Comiskey Park.