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Tuesday, 13th September 2011 by Ian Brown
With the regular season winding down and the postseason approaching, it is time to conclude our look at some of the more unusual features of MLB ballparks. We looked at the American League back in July, so now it’s time for the National League, starting with Chase Field in Phoenix, Arizona While it is hidden by the retractable roof on the satellite view, the new 45-degree imagery reveals what I…
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