Photo(s) of the Week: Heroes of the Diamond
As we’ve traveled around the country to different baseball stadiums, it seems like each one has its own way of recalling its team’s history. One of the more common ways seems to be to have a statue (or several) of a famous player either in the park or right outside one of the gates. Here are some of the statues we’ve seen:
| From Ballparks |
Ted Williams (and a little boy) outside of Fenway Park, Boston
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Richie Ashburn on the concourse of Citizens Bank Park, Philadelphia
| From Ballparks |
Babe Ruth (a Baltimore native) outside Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Baltimore
| From Ballparks |
Walter Johnson on the concourse of Nationals Park, Washington D.C.
| From Ballparks |
Hank Aaron outside Turner Field, Atlanta
| From Ballparks |
Roberto Clemente in front of the Clemente Bridge and PNC Park, Pittsburgh
| From Ballparks |
Bob Feller in front of Progressive Jacobs Field, Cleveland
| From Ballparks |
Tiger greats and their retired numbers above center field in Comerica Park, Detroit
| From Cincinnati, Ohio |
Ernie Lombardi (catcher) and Frank Robinson (hitter) in front of Great American Ballpark, Cincinnati
| From Ballparks |
Robin Yount in front of Miller Park, Milwaukee
| From St Louis and Springfield |
Stan Musial in front of New Busch Stadium, St. Louis
| From Ballparks |
Harmon Killebrew outside of Target Field, Minneapolis
| From Ballparks |
Willie Mays in front of AT&T Park, San Francisco

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