Which of the following MLB teams will most likely get a new ballpark within the next 20 years?

Question

Boston Red Sox (Fenway Park, opened in 1912)

Chicago Cubs (Wrigley Field, opened in 1914)

Los Angeles Dodgers (Dodger Stadium, opened in 1962)

Los Angeles Angels (Angel Stadium of Anaheim, opened in 1966)

Answer 1

NYM

NYY

TB

FLA and i don't know who else...

Answer 2

I see it will be the Cubs Wrigley Field looks in  worse shape then Fenway Park or the Angels and Dodgers Stadium but The LA Ballparks could need some Improvements but otherwise theirs No Rush for a New Ballparks for any of them.

Answer 3

Of those four, probably the Dodgers.

The Red Sox management has done work to upgrade Fenway Park (installation of the Green Monster seats) and the fans love that park to death. The ownership markets the h**l out of Fenway. Most of the seats are too small, but it will be a hard sell for them to abandon Fenway. (But then, I didn't think the Yankees would leave Yankee Stadium and now they are. And most Yankees fans aren't too upset about it now.)

The Cubs won't do anything with Wrigley. It's an asset for the new ownership.

The city of Anaheim has already spent to upgrade Angel Stadium and team owner Artie Moreno has already signed on to keep the team there for a while.

Answer 4

I am going to say the 2 teams from Los Angeles. I don't see either the Boston Red Sox or Chicago Cubs moving from thier landmarks stadiums, to a brand new stadium anytime soon. But that is hard to say, and plus I would think the Cubs and Red Sox have no intrest in leaving thier stadiums for a new stadium, and spend the cost to build one, otherwise they would have done it a long time ago.

Answer 5

Boston should

Answer 6

Cubs, Red Sox, and Dodgers.

Answer 7

The angels..... There is too much history at the other places.... Like at the Bronx.... They should leave it, and continue playing there..... That is one thing baseball has more of than any other sport is history.... shouldn't let it go.