
Looking back, it's clear that 2009 was a fantastic year for ballparks old and new. But what will the future hold? Here are our top trends for 2010 and beyond.

Ballpark Digest Reminder: We're working on our 2010 ballpark-visit schedule, 100 ballparks and 100 games. Is there a gem of a ballpark we've missed and you think we should be there for a game? Let us know. We're especially looking for former minor-league and college parks now forgotten but still worthy of attention.

Ballpark Digest We're working on our 2010 ballpark-visit schedule. It's epic: 100 ballparks and 100 games. Here's a chance for you to suggest a ballpark we've not visited. Chances are pretty good it's already on the list, but if there's a gem of a ballpark we've missed and you think we should be there for a game, now's the chance to l...et us know! Thanks in advance, and here's to a great 2010.

Before any plans are made for the Drillers Stadium ballpark site, the county should make an effort to rent out the ballpark.

Pro baseball can't survive in Yakima without a new or renovated ballpark, according to a study commissioned by Yakima County and the Yakima Bears.

The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim say the restoration of the iconic "Big A" tower -- once a fixture in center field, now installed in the parking lot -- is complete.

If fans buy a $2 insurance plan and the River City Rascals lose, they'll receive a free box seat for an upcoming 2010 game.

Christmas break is over! We're back from the holidays and other work chores, passing along various items in our inboxes. First off: the Sarasota Reds are now the Bradenton Marauders; Dan Wolfert is the GM.

Ballpark Digest Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all! Remember, pitchers and catchers report in less than two months!

The addition of the Richmond Flying Squirrels is causing Eastern League officials to realign the league into Eastern and Western divisions and more.







