Roman Colosseum is a rat hole where people died yet it still stands centuries later..Here in America we tear it down before it hits 100 because somehow we don't maintain it and consider it obsolete.
I'm quite upset at the fact that the people in charge of the city of Detroit are always finding ways to try to bring more and more people into the city, yet they go and destroy one of the most memorable, historical, and popular buildings in the state. Tiger Stadium could've become so much more than an empty lot filled with weeds, dirt and rubble.
The sad part is that tiger stadium wasn't hurting anything. They tore it down for no damn reason, nothing is there now but dirt and the old flagpole... but for what?
TIGER STADIUM SHOULD NEVER HAVE BEEN DEMOLISHED - IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN KEPT OPEN AS AN BASEBALL HISTORICAL MUSEUM. MY GOODNESS WE HAVE LOST A NATIONAL TREASURE WHEN TIGER STADIUM WAS DEMOLISHED IT IS SHAME AND CRYING SHAME
I miss that beautiful stadium at Michigan and Trumball....The smell of the hot dogs walking up the ramp, the great centerfield bleachers on a hot summer day trying to start the wave, hearing peanuts, get your peanuts, peanuts here. Then seeing Herbie shack his booty as he redid the field. As the game went on the smell of stale been grew stronger and stronger, the shirts came off the guys in the bleachers and a few girls too....Gradually looking up and behind us the huge scoreboard
all the old stadiums have gotten the boot; Old Comiskey Park, Three Rivers, River Front, Atlanta Fulton County, Milwaukee County Stadium.......But not Yankee and Fenway, those will always stand because of the East coast bias
They're almost done with the demolition of Old Yankee Stadium. I think the site will be totally cleared by the end of the first week of May. Don't forget about Crosley Field in Cincinnati, and Ebbets Field and the Polo Grounds in New York. Only 2 classic ballparks left now. Fenway Park (Tiger Stadium's twin sister, 4/20/1912), and Wrigley Field (1914).
Three Rivers, Riverfront and Fulton County, along with 3 of the other 5 true "cookie-cutters" (Busch, Shea, Kingdome), are gone (Astrodome (lingering) and Oakland the only ones left)...
County Stadium wasn't a cookie-cutter, but, really wasn't an "old" park, either, and doesn't belong in the conversation in the same way as either Chicago park (Old Comisky gone), Tiger Stadium (gone), Yankee (now gone), Fenway, Wrigley - these last two predated by many decades the "cookie-cutters" and may post date the last ones, even yet...
Everyone thats tryuing to tear Tiger Stadium, 2 words. FUCK YOU! Its a Detroit landmark that should stay up for history. I dont care how old it is. If you think its right to tear this place down, you're fuycked up right in the face. Fuck all yall trying to tear it down. May Tiger Stadium stay in everyone forever.
@gophilliesforever They don't lift their heads up to see the in-danger-of-collapsing train station. I'm sure the grounds that Tiger Stadium stood on will be home completely vacant strip centers in a few years. Who were they trying to fool?
the funny thing, is that breezwonder is from Detroit. I was arguing with him yesterday about this stuff. Then, I found out he lives here in Detroit, and he is around 30 years old.
You know, Europe does it right. I've been to London, a very modern city. Yet, in many places, there are buildings there that have been there for hundreds and hundreds of years. They re-use, they renovate, and put money into restoring, fixing up and thus using them for every day use. Heck, THe Tower of London is 1000 years old. They realized that people want to spend money to see these old places. There is a reason why outside people want to go to Wrigley Field and Fenway Park.
Detroit is so stuck in the past it is not funny! the do everything in their power to save rundown abandoned buildings from being demolished just for the sakke of leeting them continue to stand and rot! Yankee has been demolished instantaniously without any descrepancies. Detroit seems to be the only city that just cant seem to let go!
yeah ik!! whos idea was it to tear it down??? whos idea was it to let them tear it down?? ill kick their asses and they can burn in hell for all i care!!
what are u smoking wrigley isnt going anywhere, the jim louis arena will be torn down be for wrigley, and hopefully the deadwings are still inside when the wrecking ball hits it. screw all detroit teams
just shows that usa is fuil of greed like one big shits bye the nameing rights to a place i like the old names better like boston gardan sha and all the rest rich basterds
thank you kwame this is all that fat piece of shits fault.if hadmt spent all the fucking money on him and hsi family we would still have tiger stadium
IF Joe Louis Arena comes down im gettin every hockey lovin detroit livin red wings lovin fan right to Ilitch anf we gonna have a little chat
DetroitMr8mile 1 week ago
Roman Colosseum is a rat hole where people died yet it still stands centuries later..Here in America we tear it down before it hits 100 because somehow we don't maintain it and consider it obsolete.
Survivor87 1 month ago
Detroit has to move forward. If it stays in the past (its past is a nightmare) it will die.
illustrate100 2 months ago
I'm quite upset at the fact that the people in charge of the city of Detroit are always finding ways to try to bring more and more people into the city, yet they go and destroy one of the most memorable, historical, and popular buildings in the state. Tiger Stadium could've become so much more than an empty lot filled with weeds, dirt and rubble.
nickovarlamos91 3 months ago
The sad part is that tiger stadium wasn't hurting anything. They tore it down for no damn reason, nothing is there now but dirt and the old flagpole... but for what?
JumpingBanana2212 5 months ago
thanks to kwame kalpatrick and the rest of the loser on the city commission
bobbytee7934 6 months ago
TIGER STADIUM SHOULD NEVER HAVE BEEN DEMOLISHED - IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN KEPT OPEN AS AN BASEBALL HISTORICAL MUSEUM. MY GOODNESS WE HAVE LOST A NATIONAL TREASURE WHEN TIGER STADIUM WAS DEMOLISHED IT IS SHAME AND CRYING SHAME
tableconnect 7 months ago
i miss the roar of 84!!
tugboat0970 7 months ago
I miss that beautiful stadium at Michigan and Trumball....The smell of the hot dogs walking up the ramp, the great centerfield bleachers on a hot summer day trying to start the wave, hearing peanuts, get your peanuts, peanuts here. Then seeing Herbie shack his booty as he redid the field. As the game went on the smell of stale been grew stronger and stronger, the shirts came off the guys in the bleachers and a few girls too....Gradually looking up and behind us the huge scoreboard
meateateryea 10 months ago
dislike.
ordealbyfire 1 year ago
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Bry101 1 month ago
You coudn't pay me enough to do this
1dednimnepo 1 year ago
:'(
XsteelersfanX 1 year ago
all the old stadiums have gotten the boot; Old Comiskey Park, Three Rivers, River Front, Atlanta Fulton County, Milwaukee County Stadium.......But not Yankee and Fenway, those will always stand because of the East coast bias
FRZR93 2 years ago
@FRZR93
Yankee Stadium is in the process of being demolished. The lower level and outfield seating are gone.....
quagmire2 2 years ago
@FRZR93
They're almost done with the demolition of Old Yankee Stadium. I think the site will be totally cleared by the end of the first week of May. Don't forget about Crosley Field in Cincinnati, and Ebbets Field and the Polo Grounds in New York. Only 2 classic ballparks left now. Fenway Park (Tiger Stadium's twin sister, 4/20/1912), and Wrigley Field (1914).
Rest in Peace
Tiger Stadium 1912 - 2009
Yankee Stadium 1923 - 2010
mackbee628 1 year ago
Three Rivers, Riverfront and Fulton County, along with 3 of the other 5 true "cookie-cutters" (Busch, Shea, Kingdome), are gone (Astrodome (lingering) and Oakland the only ones left)...
rammergoog 1 year ago
County Stadium wasn't a cookie-cutter, but, really wasn't an "old" park, either, and doesn't belong in the conversation in the same way as either Chicago park (Old Comisky gone), Tiger Stadium (gone), Yankee (now gone), Fenway, Wrigley - these last two predated by many decades the "cookie-cutters" and may post date the last ones, even yet...
rammergoog 1 year ago
comerica park is sweet but tearing down tiger stadium is wrong
littlecatfisfINC 2 years ago
Everyone thats tryuing to tear Tiger Stadium, 2 words. FUCK YOU! Its a Detroit landmark that should stay up for history. I dont care how old it is. If you think its right to tear this place down, you're fuycked up right in the face. Fuck all yall trying to tear it down. May Tiger Stadium stay in everyone forever.
gophilliesforever 2 years ago 2
@gophilliesforever They don't lift their heads up to see the in-danger-of-collapsing train station. I'm sure the grounds that Tiger Stadium stood on will be home completely vacant strip centers in a few years. Who were they trying to fool?
spxmet 1 year ago
shut the fuck up breezwonder
pillsberrydoughboy17 2 years ago
the funny thing, is that breezwonder is from Detroit. I was arguing with him yesterday about this stuff. Then, I found out he lives here in Detroit, and he is around 30 years old.
AwesomoComics 2 years ago
wonder what's in store for the silverdome
SnavenPoo 2 years ago
You know, Europe does it right. I've been to London, a very modern city. Yet, in many places, there are buildings there that have been there for hundreds and hundreds of years. They re-use, they renovate, and put money into restoring, fixing up and thus using them for every day use. Heck, THe Tower of London is 1000 years old. They realized that people want to spend money to see these old places. There is a reason why outside people want to go to Wrigley Field and Fenway Park.
Basssinger86 2 years ago 2
Uh, you mean Shea Stadium has been demolished. Yankee Stadium is still there, fella.
rhymeswithrawk 2 years ago
Detroit is so stuck in the past it is not funny! the do everything in their power to save rundown abandoned buildings from being demolished just for the sakke of leeting them continue to stand and rot! Yankee has been demolished instantaniously without any descrepancies. Detroit seems to be the only city that just cant seem to let go!
breezwonder 2 years ago
Could you tear down the eyesore in Houston, the Astrodome, next
Catface91 2 years ago
this is wrong.
gotigers49 2 years ago
y dont they implode it?
TaGx43 2 years ago
GOODBYE TIGER STADIUM WELL MISS YOU
screw these people who tore it down
pillsberrydoughboy17 2 years ago
yeah ik!! whos idea was it to tear it down??? whos idea was it to let them tear it down?? ill kick their asses and they can burn in hell for all i care!!
tinamd429 2 years ago
kawme king kawme that ass clown im sure of it
therepoman666 2 years ago
lol! most likely!!!
omg my family was talking about that when we drove by on the way to a tiger game!!
tinamd429 2 years ago
thats funny... well tina im glad to see im not the only one that feels that way
therepoman666 2 years ago
lol they should've just restored it instead of taking it down!
tinamd429 2 years ago
im sure alot would agree i am one
therepoman666 2 years ago
Truly a sad sight for anyone who loves the game of baseball. :(
lebeau81 3 years ago 2
Nope .... Only if you like the tigers and i dont
t0xIcInSaNiTy15 3 years ago
what are u smoking wrigley isnt going anywhere, the jim louis arena will be torn down be for wrigley, and hopefully the deadwings are still inside when the wrecking ball hits it. screw all detroit teams
buckeyejeffs419 3 years ago
It's Joe Louis Arena you dillhole. Besides, I don't see the Blue Jackets winning any championships. So screw you and Ohio.
scwj72 2 years ago
theyre tearing down yankee, its going to happen
dennis040404 2 years ago
No! The Corner! First Tiger stadium, then Yankee stadium, Shea, what will they tear down next? Fenway Park, Wrigley?
SAVE THE BALLPARKS!!!
thefosterlee 3 years ago
FUCK THOSE ASSHOLES! Tiger Stadium is a hall of fame stadium, not nothing to screw around with!
motown629 3 years ago 7
just shows that usa is fuil of greed like one big shits bye the nameing rights to a place i like the old names better like boston gardan sha and all the rest rich basterds
rolfe123456 3 years ago
You could atleast learn the real names of the parks and some actual history on them before you insult the very country they are in.
BobbyDobby 3 years ago
why is there a snowgun in the corner?
00xooxoox00 3 years ago
It's shooting water to keep the dust down.
BuildingsofDetroit 3 years ago
@00xooxoox00 Asbestos and lead paint particals.
Michlimania 1 year ago
thank you kwame this is all that fat piece of shits fault.if hadmt spent all the fucking money on him and hsi family we would still have tiger stadium
klupacs81 3 years ago
it's sad how america destrories it's own history in the name of greed!
seattlepilot69 3 years ago 6
Ugh that made me sick to watch....and I'm from Cleveland.
gretzkysyotes 3 years ago
This is a crime. Tiger Stadium was a gem. Detroit baseball will never be the same again.
bayridgephantom 3 years ago 2
Its always sad to see something like that come down. Even when the Tigers have a great new stadium, Comerica Park.
GoRavens1995 3 years ago
Yeah, it's water to keep the dust down.
BuildingsofDetroit 3 years ago
are they spraying water mist? I bet it's for the dust. Anybody know what that cloud is?
chikotube 3 years ago