I've had the good fortune not only to have Fenway as my home field, but also to have seen the Sox play at Wrigley Field this past June (me and mine are such diehard fans that we DROVE to Chicago... then 5hrs to StL the next day to root for the Cards vs NY!). They are both one of a kind baseball experiences unlike any other.
That said, anyone who things they should stay up forever are sick in the head, and have never been to such modern parks as Camden Yards or PNC. The "dinosars" hold well under 40,000 fans, the seats are horribly uncomfortable, and "obstructed view" seats like
this are possible. Yes, there's a seat directly behind the pole. A grown adult's knees would come into contact with it.
I DO agree, however, that the historic names should stay the same. Again, "
Oriole Park at Camden Yards" is a good example that keeps the diehards happy as well as the investors. I, for one, am pissed that there is no longer a Boston Garden. "BankNorth Center"? Blah. At least if it was "BankNorth Center at Boston Garden", I could just call it the Garden as always and life would be good.
