Future MLB Stadiums Being Built (2025-2030)

[@WobblinJawSports]

The vegas stadium design from side on genuinely looks like the Sydney Opera House.

[@masterblackmon]

Thought I was the only one😂❤

[@sstills951]

Where I live I would probably get smacked for mentioning it, but part of me wishes that the Red Sox would build a new stadium. I love Fenway and recognize it as an historic museum, but it's very obsolete. The seating is so squished unless you're sitting with no one on either side of you, it's hard to enjoy.

[@Tele_gram_on_Depressed_Ginger]

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[@neneshubby]

If Yankee Stadium can be replaced so can Fenway

[@samelmudir]

@@neneshubbyFenway and wrigley are more important historically

[@longislandlunch2837]

​@@neneshubbyYankee Stadium is a dump

[@ThatChristianRepublican]

Las vegas lowkey looks cool

[@CPO-Snarky]

Hey Las Vegas, Sydney called and said that you can’t plagiarize their Opera House design.

[@Ruzzy821]

I was thinking that

[@gamingwithscottie1478]

Originally, the A’s were thinking about building a new stadium in Oakland, but in a new location, right on the bay! I think in that spot, there should be a minor league ballpark. The Las Vegas Aviators of MiLB, one of the A’s affiliates, would probably just move to that new stadium in Oakland out of my suggestion, and become the Oakland Aviators. The Las Vegas A’s would be their MLB affiliate. Basically, the MLB and MiLB teams would do a little “flip-flop”. I also think that both the original A’s stadium and the arena in Oakland should be demolished, and replaced with an entertainment district that contains a new arena that would likely be home to the WNBA’s Golden State Valkyries, instead of having to share Chase Center with the Warriors. It would be smaller, but hopefully much more modern tech than Chase Center to get equal treatment with the Warriors. Basically, Chase Center would be larger, but this arena that the Valkyries would play in would be better.

[@scotttild]

The spot the A's were thinking of was at the Port of Oakland where they had some land. Unfortunately that window has closed. Port only gave the A's and the City 120 days to come up with a deal. The land might be for a new MLS team but my understanding is the Port really wants to expand and not use that parcel for their own goals.

[@arandomdudeontheinternet5792]

I think if they were going to do Howard Terminal as originally planned, it would’ve opened last year, but I feel like that should’ve been the move, not Las Vegas, not Sacramento, not San Jose, but Howard Terminal

[@HeityCruz]

I think the MLS team is going to build on the 78th site in the south loop of Chicago. Their owner is a multi billionaire and when asked about public funding said words the effect of ‘I’ll just build it with my own money’. Maybe they will squeeze the Sox out of the site

[@RadioMaverick24]

You are right. The deal is almost done to give that site to the Chicago Fire

[@HeityCruz]

@@RadioMaverick24. Any idea when that is going to happen? The Chicago Fire seem to like to low key everything and work quietly behind the scenes

[@Chris6d]

It's a shame cuz that proposed stadium by the White Sox was damn nice. But it's the White Sox so of course it prob won't happen lmao

[@RadioMaverick24]

@@HeityCruz that is what they are doing now. Their owner seemed to indicate that they would have the go ahead as early as spring or summer.

[@RadioMaverick24]

@@Chris6d they want so much money from the government too.....that will be a deal breaker. Unfortunately the city and state are more likely to give money to the bears which is still not a done deal.

[@kavalere]

Ginger….first subbed watching one of your worst MLB stadiums. Then I really appreciated your vids on the election; great versatility. I’m life long White Sox fan and really feel the team should move out of state. It’s such a lopsidedly Cubs town here that’s it’s sickening. Sox would be more appreciated elsewhere.

[@mattthefratman]

native houstonian and I would hate the white sox moving

[@benjaminroussey5710]

Florida is a massive and rich state - 3 MLB teams makes sense!!!!!!!

[@blacksportsguru]

Florida is a terrible sports market. The rays and marlins need to leave the state

[@stevensuarez4843]

​@@blacksportsguru says you.

[@91_C4_FL]

@@blacksportsguru For regular season baseball, yeah. Football, hockey, and basketball do very well.

[@fido5132]

I agree with you DG. The White Sox and Rays owners need to bite the bullet and find new cities. Charlotte and Nashville spring to mind.

[@itsnick37]

North Carolina is booming now someone should consider it, or Raleigh with the NHL team and UNC is a big college program for baseball as well.

[@michaelleroy9281]

No public money for a ballpark in Nashville

[@arandomdudeontheinternet5792]

The White Sox have been there for over a hundred years and the Rays should move from St. Petersburg to Tampa proper

[@ncdad1995]

@@itsnick37 I see Raleigh over Charlotte for a MLB team. The Ray's AAA team plays in Durham.

[@kingarthurj]

Vegas Baseball House > Sydney Opera House

[@On_Tele_gram_Depressed_Ginger]

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[@rob46711]

I'm getting serious Sydney Opera House vibes from those A's stadium renderings.

[@davidalexander8996]

For Nashville to get an MLB team, the would be new stadium needs to be built totally or primarily privately funded due to the expensive new Nissan Stadium under construction. Given how cheap the Rays and White Sox ownerships are Music City would be better with an expansion team barring the clubs being sold to new owners. I've never understood why Chicago hasn't had multiple major sports teams in the same league apart from baseball, at least since the football Cardinals left town. The Windy City is the third largest market after New York City and Los Angeles.

[@scotttild]

Chicago is never moving out of the number 3 TV market even if there are two teams. They have the second best local TV deal. They are not moving.

[@MrMac1138]

Nashville also would need to spend $100M to buy out their AAA team. That team contributed to building the AAA ballpark and has a long term lease with about 20 years left.

[@91_C4_FL]

The only way Orlando gets an MLB team is if the Rays have already left Florida and the Marlins relocate there after their current lease is up.

[@Bravesthrills]

The rays should move to orlando or nashville, they seem like better cities to have a team in.

[@michaelleroy9281]

There will be no Nashville, no spending for a new ballpark

[@NorthIce22]

Imagine if the As or Rays make the playoffs and games are in the tripleA parks

[@mufflerdad5048]

Yes

[@theraven329]

If Bill Edward haven’t made a deal near Tampa itself instead of his love for St. Petersburg then the Rays would be in Tampa Bay. But instead a hurricane damage the area after the deal causing the damage to increase cost. Edward defied going to Tampa and therefore his ownership of the Rays is ruined.

[@GatorCrusader1]

I need a team in Nashville asap

[@susiew5687]

I can’t imagine the Royals would go to Kansas.

[@Oo_Shade_oO]

Bread becomes more denatured and expensive, but the circus gets bigger... 🙄

[@robertthomas8866]

Slc needs a team

[@John-hs4om]

I hate stupid domes

[@delreytamayo6283]

Look at how many MLB teams are in California! Dodgers, Angels, Giants , ex-Oakland A's now coming to Las Vegas in 2028

[@bendover992002]

Padres

[@hoppyrabbit1833]

Perhaps the Rays should have taken out some insurance! What ever happened to accountability. I guess that only applies to working people who did not have insurance for their personal property. Once again the public will pay for these stadiums, for the most part, so that the players and owners can have a few more yachts and private jets.

[@YucksterTorazine]

But Kansas City they're not moving out of the market they're moving in the same market so.

[@mickser101]

Next MLB 2 Franchises. Its between Montreal, Salt Lake City, Portland, Nashville, Charlotte, Mexico City, Monterrey, Austin, and Athletics back to Oakland

[@tahuyachris]

as a Mariners fan, I hope Portland gets a team!

[@michaelleroy9281]

No ballparks, the politicians in all these cities are going to have to pony up

[@Matt-gb3mz]

There are no minor league baseball stadiums in Vegas?

[@averagejobyt]

The Guaranteed Rate /Sox Stadium is the only one in Chicago that is easy to get to. The problem is ownership and a horrible team. I am seeing the Nashville White Sox in the future

[@michaelleroy9281]

There is no public money for a stadium in Nashville

[@scottlowe4880]

Baseball doesn't belong in Florida, other than Spring Training. It never has.

[@ec1628]

I’ll believe the A’s relocation when I see shovels moving dirt. FJF!

[@vegasmarc7252]

Same thing was said about the Raiders in 2017. The rest is history.

[@ec1628]

@@vegasmarc7252They had funding financing. Fisher has not answered any of these questions.

[@notnek202]

Waste of money

[@TheBrokenTable]

Not in the long stretch

[@MattJr4793]

feel bad for you losing your money on these places

[@HAL-9000-h6f]

The Vegas bandwagon house

[@jamesv9221]

Montreal Expos

[@mattanderson6336]

Would have to be somewhere other than the Big O.

[@hoodiewaffles]

You forgot to mention the new stadiums that will be built for 2 new expansion teams. I really do believe in the 2026 cba negotiations, 2 new expansion teams will be comfirmed and therefore 2 new stadiums would be built for them by 2029 or most likely 2030

[@jeancena3556]

All that money wasted on a boring, dying sport

[@sstills951]

You're boring and dying.

[@dfuller81]

Sixteen teams averaged over 30k in attendance last year. Dodgers averaged 48k. Best overall attendance since 2017 despite charging insane food/beer prices and everyone having a 50” 4k tv at home. Maybe boring, but not dying.

[@fadercreek]

Salt lake city and san antonio are the next mlb teams

[@On_Tele_gram_Depressed_Ginger]

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[@hoodiewaffles]

Nashville is the most likely

[@fadercreek]

@hoodiewaffles based on stadiums? Idk

[@michaelleroy9281]

​@@hoodiewafflesNo it isn't no public money is available for a ballpark in Nashville

[@gamingwithscottie1478]

I think that the Tampa Bay Rays should move to Orlando and become the Orlando Rays. I also think that MLB should expand to 32 teams. I think the targets should be Charlotte NC and Nashville TN. In my opinion, Austin TX, Birmingham AL, Columbus OH, Hartford CT, Indianapolis IN, Jacksonville FL, Louisville KY, Montreal QC, New Orleans LA, Oklahoma City OK, Ottawa ON, Portland OR, Sacramento CA, Salt Lake City UT, San Antonio TX, and Vancouver BC, can all be considered as well.

[@scotttild]

Austin is out Rangers and Houston would protest same with San Antonio both would claim that area. Canada is out, the taxes and currency exchange make it impossible for teams in Canada to make a real profit, Blue Jays are in a big market so they can kind of make it work, but players are not clamoring to play in Canada. It was not just the building and attendance that was an issue with the Expos. Sacramento has already been investigated by both the Giants and A's and neither wanted to go there long term. Salt Lake City, OKC and Portland, Nashville and Charlotte would be possible.

[@tahuyachris]

Portland, Or hopefully, so the Mariners haves a closer opponent!

[@fido5132]

And why not London, UK? 😊

[@gamingwithscottie1478]

@@scotttild Thanks for your opinion.

[@gamingwithscottie1478]

@ I guess you are a Mariners fan? I’m a Yankees fan.

[@GoalHornGeek]

The A’s honestly seem to have jumped the gun and I don’t know if that stadium will actually happen

[@ricker024]

Get the MLB away from Florida. No one watches it. The Miami Marlins don’t draw squat and the stadium is not the problem nor its location.

[@benjaminroussey5710]

White Sox could play in Boise, San Antonio, Birmingham - Chicago is a failed city.

[@michaelleroy9281]

Chicago is bigger than San Antonio, Boise, and Birmingham combined , so is the revenue from TV and radio rights

[@dvferyance]

Oh the A's are moving to NYC?

[@On_Tele_gram_Depressed_Ginger]

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[@michaelleroy9281]

Really? is that breaking news?

[@neneshubby]

In Vegas, they’ll be about 5000 people cheering for the A’s and 25,000 cheering for the other team. It’ll be way worse than with the Raiders because people actually wanted the Raiders there. Nobody in Vegas wants the A’s. I was just there a couple of weeks ago and I think I saw one A’s hat the entire time I was there

[@itsnick37]

Doesn’t matter when a lot of people from California are moving to Vegas now, they’ll get enough support that city is only going to continue to grow and get new people, I think A’s will be fine give it enough time for people to get over the move. Not like they were doing good in Oakland anyway….

[@neneshubby]

@ Vegas is a tourist town with tons of transplants and cities like that never have good home-field advantages, that’s never going to change for the Raiders or the A’s. It’s the same way in Los Angeles and the Rams just won the Super Bowl a couple of years ago and they still have split crowds. That’s just how it is in a tourist town. I just did a tour of Allegiant and it’s awesome but it’s never going to be an intimidating place to play and that’s unfortunate.

[@seanmiles6991]

@@neneshubbyyou have no idea what you’re talking about.

[@seanmiles6991]

@@itsnick37what you say makes complete sense to me, as a matter of fact I said same thing before, but truth is Nevada population spike is because so many are leaving CA in huge exodus for Vegas. As for sports I do think most are for the Dodgers myself included, but hey will the Dodgers continue to be this good, let’s say in a decade, if not and the A’s are on the upswing, then Vegas may start routing for A’s mainly cause A’s are a California team and will be playing in front of former CA residents. I’m sorry if that’s too much rambling, here’s what I’m saying I think most Nevada residents will wish the best for the A’s even if they aren’t your team or not, especially ones from Ca.

[@neneshubby]

@ Why? Because you disagree with me. Even Mark Davis complained about the lack of home field advantage at Allegiant and the number of opposing fans so I guess he doesn't know what he's talking about either. Lets revisit this in about 3 years and see if I knew what I was talking about.

[@marklogan3813]

A's are moving into THE RITZ 😅❤❤❤❤

[@itsnick37]

White Sox needs to relocate to Orlando or how about North Carolina? One of the most popular and heavily growing states now, why not Charlotte or Raleigh? I would even throw out bringing a team back to Montreal, Chicago does not need 2 teams and from an owner mindset you are probably losing money staying in Illinois at this point. Also want to add the Rays should just go to Orlando and get it over with, I don’t think Nashville or Austin should get a team, even Salt Lake City is more deserving.

[@michaelleroy9281]

The White Sox aren't going to make more money in Charlotte Nashville, Montreal or wherever not over the #3 market in the country

[@kamelkadri2843]

The tampa bullpark should be switched to a football staduim instead, bucs need new staduim, tampa doesnt like mlb from the low attendance

[@Chris6d]

Potential expansion names: Nashville Stars, Salt Lake Saints, New Orleans Bourbons, Carolina Cougars

[@neneshubby]

In Vegas, they’ll be about 5000 people cheering for the A’s and 25,000 cheering for the other team. It’ll be way worse than with the Raiders because people actually wanted the Raiders there. Nobody in Vegas wants the A’s. I was just there a couple of weeks ago and I think I saw one A’s hat the entire time I was there