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Los
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Dodger Stadium |
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began with Dodger President Walter O'Malley's vision nearly five
decades ago and remains one of the crown jewels in professional
sports and a landmark to West Coast expansion in Major League Baseball.
Since 1962, the beauty of Dodger Stadium has awed spectators with
a breathtaking view of downtown Los Angeles to the south; green,
tree-lined Elysian hills to the north and east; and the San Gabriel
Mountains beyond. More than 110 million fans have watched Dodger
games at Dodger Stadium over 40 years, an average of more than 2.7
million per season. It has also played host to eight World Series
(the Dodgers winning four - '63, '65, '81 & '88). This very
cool panoramic shows the Dodgers playing their hated NoCal rivals,
the San Francisco Giants, with none other than Barry
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Brooklyn
Dodgers Ebbets Field new!
B&W
Aerial 16x20 |
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Not
a panoramic...and not the LOS ANGELES
Dodgers. Instead a vintage (1950's sometime) 16x20 B&W photograph
of the home of the Brooklyn Dodgers...Ebbets Field. Cramped
but colorful Ebbets Field, in the Flatbush section of Brooklyn,
was home to the Brooklyn Dodgers in both their lean times and glory
years. Built by Dodger owner Charlie Ebbets, Ebbets was an opulent
palace of baseball when it opened on April 9, 1913. And Ebbets had
a great location. Flatbush Avenue was the main drag through Brooklyn
which made the Field a focal point for the community. By the mid-50's
however, Ebbets Field had grown too old to satisfy Dodger owner
Walter O'Malley, and in 1958 Brooklyn's beloved Dodgers moved to
Los Angeles. Sadly, the park was demolished in 1960. Sports
Gallery Quality
Framed in thick black wood and classic double matting,
this photograph is a timeless piece of Sports
Art that would look great in any office or den. A great gift
for any longtime Dodgers...or just plain baseball...fan.
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Milwaukee
Brewers
Miller Park
- First Pitch at Miller
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Minnesota
Twins
Metrodome
- 2002 American League Division Series
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New
York Mets
Shea Stadium
- 2000 World Series (Subway Series)
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New
York Yankees
Yankee Stadium 2000 World Series |
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the Fall of 2000, the New York Yankees and New York Mets played
the first "Subway Series" since 1956. For Yankees fans,
the series was heaven as their beloved Bronx Bombers beat the Mets
in 5 to win their 26th World Championship. This very cool panoramic
was taken from behind homeplate during Game 2 at Yankees Stadium
with Roger "The Rocket" Clemens on the hill for the home
team. A great remembrance of this historic Series and the great
Yankees baseball tradition. A gift any longtime fan of the Bronx
Bombers would love! |
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you know?
The New York football Giants also called Yankee Stadium
home from 1956 through 1973 and, on December 28, 1958,
played in what is widely recognized as "the greatest
game ever played." On that day at Yankee Stadium,
the Baltimore Colts beat the Giants for the NFL Championship
in professional football's first-ever "sudden-death"
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Oakland
Athletics
McAfee Coliseum |
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originally-named Alameda County Coliseum wooed the Kansas City A's
franchise to Oakland and the first Oakland A's game was played there
on April 17, 1968 vs. the Baltimore Orioles. Today McAfee Coliseum
is a multi-use sports complex home for both the Oakland Athletics
Baseball team and the Oakland Raiders NFL franchise. A coliseum
renovation project began in November 1995 and proceeded through
the 1996 baseball season. Stadium seating capacity is now more than
50,000 and the Coliseum has been home to some of the biggest names
in baseball. Jim "Catfish" Hunter pitched a perfect game
here; Reggie Jackson, Rollie Fingers and the rest of the Swingin'
A's won their many Championships here in the '70s; Rickey
Henderson broke Lou Brock's stolen base record in 1991; and the
Bash Brothers (Mark McGwire and Jose Canseco) bashed here. A vastly
underrated venue to watch a baseball game, this Sports
Gallery Exclusive beautifully captures the essence
of "The Coliseum." |
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Veterans Stadium
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
PNC Park - First Pitch at PNC |
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Park, which opened in spring 2001, is a classic-style ballpark -
an intimate facility that embraces the progressiveness of Pittsburgh
while saluting the spirit of early ballpark originals such as Forbes
Field, Wrigley Field and Fenway Park. This riverfront facility combines
the best features of yesterday's ballparks - rhythmic archways,
steel trusswork and a natural grass playing field - with the latest
in fan and player amenities and comfort. Its prime location along
the shore of the Allegheny River and adjacent to Federal Street
takes advantage of scenic vistas of the downtown skyline and riverfront
(terrifically shown in this panoramic), as well as pedestrian and
riverboat access, creating an exciting and dramatic urban sports
venue. It also provides easy access for pedestrians crossing the
Roberto Clemente bridge from downtown, as well as those arriving
from the riverwalk. Among the unique features of the beautiful facility
is an outfield barbecue run by former Pirate Manny Sanguillen, an
outdoor river terrace and river walk, and Outback
in the Outfield, a steakhouse restaurant with a party deck
that overlooks both the playing field and the city. Just a great
ballpark that does the great city of Pittsburgh proud. Any Steel
town fan would love this pano. |
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St.
Louis Cardinals
Busch Stadium - Mark McGwire's 62nd Homerun
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was nothing like it in baseball - the peaceful little stadium would
fill with papers spinning cyclones in the air; swirling dust clouds
would dance across the infield like ghosts before skipping back
into the sky and obscuring the sun. And cold? The game time temperature
would frequently drop into the mid 50s, with a wind chill in the
low 30s. Yes, indeed, there was a certain San Francisco charm to
the park even if it was despised by the rest of the League. And
of course, it was home to some of the greatest players in Giants
history - Mays, McCovey, Marichal, and Bonds just to name a few.
This unique Sports
Gallery Exclusive includes photographs from the first
(April 12, 1960) and last (September 30, 1999) baseball games played
at this memorable stadium along with replica commemorative tickets
from both games. While technically not a panoramic, this 38"w
x 15"h display is similar in dimensions and would make a wonderful
gift for any longtime Giants fan. |
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San
Francisco Giants
Pac Bell Park - Inaugural Game |
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| Pacific
Bell Park, with its breathtaking views and classic design, received
rave reviews throughout the country as one of the smash hits of
2000. The Giants' new home features an inspiring nine-foot statue
of America's greatest living ballplayer, Willie
Mays, at the public entrance; Portuguese water dogs who fetch
home runs that splash into McCovey Cove (named after another Hall
of Fame Willie); an
80-foot Coca-Cola bottle with playground slides and miniature Pacific
Bell Park behind left field that has become a magnet for kids of
all of ages. This panoramic was taken at the first regular season
game at Pac Bell on April 11, 2000 against the Los Angeles Dodgers. |
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San
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Pac Bell Park - Inaugural Season |
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beautiful panoramic of San Francisco's Pac Bell Park (now SBC Park)
at dusk is a must for any Giants fan. This baseball jewel opened
in 2000 to rave reviews. Taken during the inaugural season, this
unique photograph that is slightly smaller (13"h x 42"w)
than a typical panoramic and includes the picturesque Bay Bridge
and McCovey Cove - landing spot for many a Barry Bonds' homerun.
Quality Framed in mahogany and classic double matting, this Sports
Gallery Exclusive that would make a great gift for
any Giants fan. |
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San
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Pac Bell Park 2002 World Series |
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breathtaking panoramic of San Francisco's Pac Bell Park (now SBC
Park) was taken during the memorable 2002 World Series. Shot under
cloudy skies during the Game 4 pre-game ceremonies, this vibrant
panoramic displays the beauty and uniqueness of Pac Bell, including
the wacky McCovey Cove flotilla.
Tastefully frammed and matted this Sports
Gallery Exclusive is hand-signed by the photographer,
famed San Francisco Bay Area photographer Jim Bitler. |
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San
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Pac Bell Park - Barry Bonds 600th Homerun |
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exactly 9:25 PM PST, August 9th, 2002, Barry
Bonds became the first player to reach the 600 home run club
in over 30 years, joining Hank
Aaron, Babe
Ruth, and Willie
Mays. This wonderful panoramic catches the jubilation in Pac
Bell Park as Barry completes his historic 600th trip around the
bases. A classic baseball moment for this six-time NL Most Valuable
Player. |
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San
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Pac Bell Park Inaugural Game Display |
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not a panoramic, This 16"x20" photograph (approximately
31"x22" framed) of San Francisco's Pac Bell Park (now
SBC Park) is a unique collectible. The photograph is from the first
ever regular season game played at this scenic ballpark (against
the hated LA Dodgers nonetheless!) and includes a commemorative
plaque and replica ticket from that memorable game. A great gift
for the Giants fan in your life. |
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Seattle
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SAFECO Field
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Field combines the traditional and the modern in baseball field
design - the brick and ironwork echo the feeling of old-time ballparks,
yet the wide concourses, state-of-the-art video board, excellent
sight lines, and retractable roof offer modern convenience. This
terrific panoramic was taken during the first pitch at this stunning
new ballpark on July 15, 1999. Making this photo even more unique
is the now demolished former home of the Mariners, the Kingdome,
visible in the background. |
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San
Diego Padres
Qualcomm Stadium 1998 NL Champions |
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1998 the San Diego Padres upset the Atlanta Braves in the National
League Championship Series to win the NL Pennant for just the second
time in club history. 1998 was the best season in San Diego Padres'
history as the Pads utilized good pitching, a solid defense and
the hitting of Steve Finley, Tony
Gwynn, and Ken Caminiti to post a 98-64 record. This panoramic
was taken during Braves/Padres NLCS at Qualcomm (formerly Jack Murphy
Stadium). An excellent gift for any Pads fan especially since this
is the final year the Padres will be playing at Qualcomm before
moving to their new home, PetCo Park. |
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Toronto
Blue Jays
SkyDome |
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SkyDome became the new home of the Toronto Blue Jays on Monday,
June 5, 1989. Since its opening, this retractable roof marvel has
been considered one of the world's most advanced and luxurious ballparks.
A hit from its conception, the SkyDome has been the site of one
All-Star game ('91), two World Series ('92, '93), and set all-time
American League Attendance records four years in a row ('90-'93).
And you can even spend the night there if you're so inclined by
staying at it's 348 room hotel, 70 of which overlook the playing
field. A jewel of a stadium. |
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