Michael Hutkin, a lifelong Phillies fan, was first inspired at Connie Mack Stadium and no, he didn't want to play baseball. He wanted to join a different crew.

When Connie Mack Stadium (known as Shibe Park before 1953) was built in 1909, it was the first concrete-and-stell baseball structure in the United States. Then, when the Philadelphia A’s (the… ...

Connie Mack Stadium will always be a field of dreams, thanks to artist Gregg Packer. Packer, an art teacher at South Mountain Middle School in Allentown, has captured the essence of the alluring ...

Inspired by the layouts of Connie Mack Stadium and Baker Bowl (the former homes of the Phillies), Citizens Bank Park has bowl-style seating, open-air concourses with uninterrupted views of the ...

Connie Mack’s seats were close enough to the playing surface that, with the stadium empty, you could hear the players’ chatter. This was the beginning of my sporting disillusionment.

A listing for a turnstile from the Phillies’ old Connie Mack Stadium was posted Saturday morning on Letgo, a website where you sell stuff, by a man named Rich Liberatore of Drexel Hill.

Baseball is a classic American pastime. There's nothing like the roar of the crowd after a crack of the bat when a player sends a ball over the outfield fence. Whether you're hoping to visit every ...

The stadium was the Phillies' headquarters until the Vet was built, and it remains in the memory as an icon. It makes sense there's a church there now. This sense of reverence must be what inspired a ...

SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. - For 35 years, hand-painted signs have covered the outfield fence and skyboxes at Avista Stadium, keeping a timeless era intact. But due to changing Major League ...