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For the past three years, the official kickoff of Spring Training has been a trip to Goodyear Ballpark to see the Reds/Indians. I don't live anywhere near this stadium, or know anyone from Cincinnati or Cleveland, but traditions don't necessarily have to make sense... The stadium is something that Goldilocks would like - not too big, not too small. It is just right. Plenty of seating in both sun and shade, a variety of concessions and pretty good beer prices as compared to other stadiums. Clean restrooms, too! There is a miniature baseball diamond with plastic balls & bats for kids (and adults who act like kids, ahem, me) to enjoy. The ballpark even has its own mascot, Izzy, and skydivers to bring in the American and Arizona flags for opening weekend. Pretty cool! Sadly, this is the nicest stadium that nobody visits. I have yet to see a crowded game. I am guessing that if it were located anywhere but Goodyear (a bit of a drive!) it would be more popular. Start your own Spring Training tradition and make it out to Goodyear!!
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