The new renderings released by the Bills include an up-close view from the field level, three exterior stadium views with more detail than has been seen previously, and the facility site plan.

It took just one commercial break for an unhappy Athletics fan ... the background. A few moments later, the show took a commercial break. When the show returned, the fan was swarmed by stadium ...

At least one fan was enjoying a home loss at Dodger Stadium on Wednesday. During the eighth inning of the Los Angeles Dodgers' 6-1 loss to the New York Mets, a fan delivered a classic "idiot on ...

A fan ran onto the field at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, Calif., during Wednesday’s game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Mets, and the fan really gave the Mets players a laugh.

but being hit by a chunk of concrete falling from the stadium ceiling is beyond what fans steel themselves to encounter. That is indeed what one Yankees fan says happened to him at Friday’s ...

A piece of concrete reportedly fell from Dodger Stadium and hit a spectator over the weekend, prompting the installation of protective netting.

With stadium tours on the rise, the experience is becoming harder to enjoy. From ticket prices to struggling to see the stage, will fans keep coming? On this hour of All Sides, we’re talking about ...

A New York Yankees fan said he was hit by piece of concrete while sitting in his seat Friday night at Dodgers Stadium during the Los Angeles Dodgers' series opening 8-5 win. Ricardo Aquino ...

The 63-year-old stadium had some cracking in the concrete above the section that ultimately fell on a fan and hit him in the back, per The Athletic's Brendan Kuty. Other fans saw the piece of ...

Sadly, for much of this season, Busch Stadium hasn't exactly been as full as it used to be. For so many years, fans packed the stadium and created a sea of red that was ready to cheer on the ...

However, it's time for the fans to return to Busch Stadium. The Cardinals are winning, and that alone is the best medicine for an apathetic fan base," Gauvain writes.