Wednesday, November 13, 2013

New Park for Braves


Turner Field photoThe Braves are moving to the suburbs! Or will be in 2017. Reports swimming around the deal reveal a lot of concerns for their new hosts.


Atlantic

Atlanta Journal-Constitution

@AndyGlockner, Sports Illustrated writer

Neil deMause

Jay Jaffe, Sports Illustrated

You get the point.

Also, Atlanta's mayor, Kasim Reed, announced that the city refused to shoulder the $250 million cost of improving Turner Field, and the poor neighborhood will be the site of a large "middle class" development. They've already committed at least $200 million to fund a new football stadium, less than 20% of the estimated cost.


But how will this truly effect the new location, Cobb County? The AP decided to end any debate -  
"For Cobb County, the benefits of the project are clearly worth any risk."

Monday, February 4, 2013

Dodger Stadium gets $100M facelift


Construction continues on Dodger Stadium that include new high definition video boards in left field and right field, new sound system, a state of the art Wi-Fi network and cellular system. The improvements will also have wider concourses and additional wheelchair access along with renovated restrooms and a new home team clubhouse and batting cages for both teams at Dodger Stadium on Tuesday, Jan. 8, 2013 in, Los Angeles. (Keith Birmingham/Staff Photographer)