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filed in the Miami-Dade circuit court by a local car dealer, upon which the circuit court judge ruled in favor of the
Marlins in November 2008. That following March in 2009, both the city and the county commission finalized approval for the sale of bonds for funding of the stadium, along with the Florida Marlins to be renamed the Miami Marlins upon the opening of the new stadium. Construction began with a groundbreaking ceremony in July 2009. The total cost of construction for the ballpark was estimated to be $ 634 million, with 80% of that funded by the city and the county. Due to the structure of the bonds financed over 40 years, it was estimated that the principal and the interest paid by the city and county would accrue to $ 2.4 billion over the lifetime of the bonds. Between 2009 and 2010, a series of leaked documents from Major League Baseball showed a disparity between the Marlins’ intake in MLB revenue sharing compared to the operating costs of the franchise, suggesting a willful misrepresentation of the Marlins’ profit margins under the Loria ownership as well as Loria and Samson's mismanagement of the Marlins in order to leverage the local government to provide a lion's share of the funding for the stadium. During the 2011–12 offseason,
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corresponding color quadrants of the stadium: blue for home plate, yellow for first base, red for third base, and green for center field. In addition to the main commemorative marker, three mosaic panels from the old Orange Bowl hang on the facade of the southwestern garage, and a few of the old bowl's plastic seats punctuate a small plaza in front of the parking structure, as a nod to the past. As final public art project, large-scale bit-map paintings of children peering through a ballpark chain-link fence are being installed on the garages. Parking tickets are pre-purchased like seating tickets, raising the probability that parking spaces could be sold out even before game day. Due to the limited public transportation at LoanDepot Park, free trolleys shuttle fans to and from the
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beginning that this was going to be something new and different." As a result, classic elements such as redbrick, limestone, and muted forest-green seats or fences, would not be found anywhere in
Marlins Park. Any visible steel trusses would be functionally required to be that way, unlike retro-style trusses which tend to be exposed and bare for aesthetics. According to Sherlock, the structure would convey "that a ballpark doesn't necessarily have to be bricks and steel to translate a message about its location. It can be interpreted in a fresh way." The stadium would also not be symmetrical like the "cookie-cutter" stadiums of the pre-Camden,
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remaining visible in the stadium despite being in baseball configuration, and poor fan environment due to the distance of the action in relation to the seats. The climate in Miami during baseball season was not conducive for the sport and the audience, as games were often either played in 95 °F (35 °C) heat or would be rained out, owing to the tropical climate in South
Florida. These were suspected by the Florida Marlins for having poor fan attendance, as well as players’ performance at home games. By 2004, the Florida Marlins were the only team in baseball playing in an NFL-configured sporting stadium.
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1045:"Marlins Park is all about Miami," said Sherlock. The exterior is a sculptural monument consisting of gleaming white stucco, steel, aluminum, and glass. The inclining elliptical form avoids creating many rigid, right angles. Angled, cantilevered pedestrian ramps also form elegant geometric shapes. "It's consistent with the essence of the buildings that are down here – white plaster and graceful forms, which are somewhat of an abstraction of the look and feel of Miami Deco", Sherlock continued. Even the parking-garage walls are tiled in Miami-Deco pastels that connect with Little Havana.
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presentation for the
Marlins tailored to Loria's background in the art business with concepts such as "the site is a gallery space with the ballpark representing gallery walls", and "pure art ... pure color ... pure baseball." Four different initial designs were presented, all of which were stark departures from previous ballpark architecture. Both the Marlins' and Populous' favorite choice was a design of an angular white-curves-and-glass facade—a metaphor for the "water merging with land" landscape of the Miami area—which was close to what eventually became the final design.
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views of the downtown Miami skyline, and also allow in a natural breeze when they are open. The six panels are a combined 240 feet (73 m) long and 60 feet (18 m) high. An air-conditioning system will cool the average temperature to 75 °F (24 °C) with the roof and glass panels closed. The
Marlins expect for the roof to be closed for about 70 of the 81 home games and likely to remain open on some dry nights in April, when the weather is not too hot. It takes approximately 14½ minutes to open the roof, and 7–8 minutes to open the transparent outfield panels.
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Stadium. In 2005, Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria and president David Samson failed to come to an agreement with local and state officials regarding the funding of a baseball-specific stadium. Subsequently, the Marlins explored relocation options in the ensuing years from
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1081:"My idea was to have people use their eyes and encourage them to use their eyes," said Loria. "We wanted a ballpark filled with great baseball, great entertainment, and occasionally, some images to be seen and enjoyed. It's not about an art gallery. But it's about images relating to the game. There are a few of them in the park."
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retractable roof. Populous thought renewable energy would be a part of the sustainability equation but the park opened without solar panels. However, engineers optimized lighting, mechanical controls, and electrical aspects enough to achieve a 22.4% reduction in energy usage, which exceeded the 14% required for certification.
1034:"We used Miami as an excuse to do things that other cities couldn't get away with," team President David Samson said. "Everywhere you look, it's things that if they were anywhere else, people would say, 'You can't do that.' In Miami, people say, 'Oh, that's Miami.' You have to take advantage where you are."
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Marlins covered it with a white membrane because "we want to make sure we're not absorbing heat in the roof", said Claude Delorme, the Marlins executive vice president/ballpark development. Separate retractable glass panels offer uninterrupted
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Marlins fans first realized that the original colors of the team would not appear on the seats in the new stadium—and ultimately not on the new uniforms either—some angrily started a petition known as "Project Teal." But Samson said it was necessary to ignore fans' complaints: "I think any time
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serve as a home-plate backstop. They were built on each side of home plate and are positioned to prevent any disruption to players on the field. The aquarium to the right of home plate (when looking from the pitcher's mound) measures 34 feet (10 m) long and 36 inches (91 cm) high and holds
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Marlins players complained to president David Samson that their long balls were not resulting in as many doubles or home
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We had to think about some kind of design for it and what it might look like ... I really did not want it to be just another ballpark. I wasn't interested in a 1970s or '80s doughnut ... I wanted it to be a statement of what Miami is all about—a contemporary city. Miami is an important
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The stadium is surrounded by four main parking garages along with six other lots, with a combined capacity of about 5,600 vehicles. The garages extend the contemporary design of the park with walls of pastel, Miami-Deco tiles. Garages are conveniently color-coded with pennant banners to match their
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reported that many fans thought it was "tacky" or "ugly", while others felt it captured the "essence of Miami". Marlins players wondered if the upcoming sculpture could cause a distraction to left-handed batters. However, MLB officials have approved the batter's eye (after a separate area in dead
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During the first months of games played at the new park, at least four leaks showed themselves in the retractable roof. Fans sitting in at least four seating sections still got wet under the drippy roof on rainy days. Leaks have progressively appeared under different spots as stadium workers kept
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As visitors walk from the outside in, they step right on metaphors for Miami's topography, including concrete pavers that in general are either green or blue ("grass" or "sea"). They walk past landscaping that evokes the "beach"—there's even sand—in places. There's cobalt-blue glass at eye level
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Although they were publicly seeking silver, Loria had privately challenged engineers to shoot for the higher gold certification. The most difficult aspect of achieving gold, though—and one the design team had doubt it would be able to accomplish—was concerning the energy required to operate the
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When it all started, the architects came to me and asked what I had envisioned. Was I looking to have a retro stadium? Did we have that in mind? I said, "No retro, no art-deco, no looking back. Miami is a spectacular city, looking ahead. We need to be looking forward. I'd like to see us build a
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took over as team CEO under a new ownership group, it was widely expected that the new ownership would seek permission to remove the unpopular sculpture as part of a larger series of operational changes; In October 2018, the Miami Art in Public Places trust voted to move the sculpture from the
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continued the search for a new, baseball-only retractable-roof ballpark. The Marlins' second World Series championship in 2003 created some local exuberance for a new ballpark. Then, in January 2004, the City of Miami proposed building a baseball-only stadium for the Marlins at the site of the
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which meant, according to a list of adjectives that the architects drew up: "palms, destination, diverse, recreation, and beach." A similar list was drawn up for the Little Havana neighborhood around the future park: "Cuba, pastels, canopies, organic, and everything is unique." They created a
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The architects returned to their Kansas City offices and began brainstorming in April 2008. "We were waiting for a client willing to break the mold", said Greg Sherlock, the project's lead designer at Populous. Loria "sort of let us do our thing and explore something unique. We knew from the
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In addition to other artwork, California-based consultant "Sports & The Arts" was retained to curate the photography and wall and column graphics components. Nearly 500 pieces of photography and over 15,000 square feet (1,400 m) of wall and column treatments were
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A lot of people have often thought this is an award. I'd like to think about this as 'the organization has earned its Ph. D,' because earning one of these is not an easy task. The team that's up here did some amazing things to bring this plaque to the
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We knew going in that other retractable-roof ballparks had to make adjustments for one or two years to get their field right. We hoped that we'd get it right the first time. So far it's not right. We're going to keep working and find a way to make it
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national teams played a match on November 14, 2012. The field was configured for soccer by covering the infield dirt, placing one goal near the Marlins' dugout on the third-base side and the other in front of the visitors' bullpen in right field.
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In this particular case, we didn't adopt anything stylistically. It's sculpture quality, and with sculpture, there are no rules. We wanted an experience that connects the fan experience to the city of Miami and its people and its climate and
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Daniel Arsham and Snarkitecture were also selected for the lighting of the four super columns which support the retractable roof. The lighting is designed to give the illusion of the columns being concealed and revealed through programmable
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was installed in front and in back of the acrylic panels to protect the aquariums from foul balls, errant pitches or any other unexpected contact. The fish tanks were removed after the 2020 season after the protective glass was proven to be
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Loria then sketched his idea of a round building on a napkin and told the architects to bring him back some real drawings. Exec architect Earl Santee, who was present at the meeting, said, "Mr. Loria told us to make a piece of art."
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invited its readers to submit nickname ideas for the sculpture, with "the Marlinator" as the winner. The sculpture sparked heated conversation among Miami-Dade taxpayers well before the park opened and has since continued. The
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that takes its name from a 100-year-old Miami institution. It held approximately 240 guests and offered a variety of food selections, entertainment (dancers, DJs and body painting), field-level seating, and a
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shoes. The Council presented Loria with a plaque to signify the entire gold-certification achievement.
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4856:"Jennifer Lopez-Marc Anthony 'One Voice: Somos Live!' Concert And Telecast Raises Over $ 35 Million"
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was held on March 21. It will also host Pool D, the quarterfinals, and the championship game of the
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4800:"DJ Khaled Brings Out Future, Lil Wayne, Rick Ross, 2 Chainz at Beyoncé Tour Opener: Watch"
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and architecture makes your city great. The idea was to create something very contemporary.
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4302:"Miami Marlins Video: HR Feature in All Its Marlin-Jumping, Water-Spouting Glory"
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3931:"Marlins New Uniform Would Look Even Better With a Big Free Agent in Them"
2883:"Miami-Dade Challenging $ 1.7 Million of Marlins Expenses at New Ballpark"
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events since February 2018 as part of their stadium championship tours.
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4390:"Sculpture at Marlins Park Might Become Issue for Left-Handed Hitters"
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4248:"2020 Marlins Park Changes: Shorter Dimensions, Synthetic Turf"
4099:"Marlins Park Grass Has Tough First Month – Just Like the Team"
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2831:"2020 Marlins Park Changes: Shorter Dimensions, Synthetic Turf"
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4274:"Marlins' New Stadium Brings Jobs, New Business Opportunities"
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4894:"Super Bowl LIV's Opening Night Was a Spectacle, As Expected"
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4362:"Miami Marlins Home Run Sculpture Still Waiting for Liftoff"
4159:"Miami Marlins Working to Plug Leaks in Marlins Park's Roof"
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3632:"Regalado: City Has to Pay Marlins Stadium Maintenance Fee"
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3239:"Marlins, Opponents Eager to Bid Adieu to Sun Life Stadium"
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4498:"Win for Jeter: Marlins' home run sculpture will be moved"
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on October 14, 2017. The benefit concert was broadcast on
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3305:"Crist on the Marlins (Marlins Stadium Update No. 3,476)"
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4708:"Reynolds hits 2 homers, Rockies win 5–3 in slugfest"
4585:"Ballpark's Public Tribute to Daytona Beach Approved"
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4128:"Marlins hope three's a charm for grass at ballpark"
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game with gridlines over the diamond in August 2007
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4686:"Second-inning rain delay a first at Marlins Park"
4570:"Clevelander pool and club at Marlins Park closes"
3606:"Miami Strikes Out in Marlins Parking Garage Deal"
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4446:"Future of Marlins' home-run sculpture in doubt"
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3506:"The Marlins and the MLB Revenue Sharing System"
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4187:"Marlins will lower and move in fences in 2016"
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3567:"Marlins Prez Plays Hardball Over Stadium Cash"
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3776:"Marlins Park is Loria's Masterpiece in Miami"
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3903:"Marlins See Future in Modern, Artistic Park"
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3135:"Marlins Park Earns LEED Gold Certification"
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3843:"Marlins Park a Work of Art in Every Facet"
3478:"Marlins' Profits Came at Taxpayer Expense"
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3442:"Marlins Stadium Update No. $ 2.4 Billion"
3213:"Marlins bid farewell to Sun Life Stadium"
2857:"Marlins to Break Ground for New Ballpark"
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4636:"Marlins Select Artists for New Ballpark"
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3389:"Marlins Excited for Park to Open in '12"
3362:"A New Ballpark in Miami: Marlins Win It"
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3988:"A look at Marlins Park | March 4, 2012"
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3186:"Players won't miss Marlins' old home"
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3416:"New Marlins Stadium to Open in 2012"
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2950:Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis.
2880:
2078:Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting
1665:in the four-pool, first round of the
956:that opened in the two decades after
38:too many or overly lengthy quotations
6474:
4729:Schoenfield, David (June 20, 2016).
4495:
4204:
4059:
4039:Major League Baseball Advanced Media
3928:
3900:
1500:Parking complex and trolley service:
512:($ 841 million in 2023 dollars)
466:(Start of construction preparations)
20:
8377:
5004:Major League Baseball All-Star Game
4892:Goldich, Mitch (January 28, 2020).
3803:Wiederman, Reeves (April 6, 2012).
3554:Florida Marlins Financial Documents
3237:Davis, Craig (September 23, 2011).
3159:Frisaro, Joe (September 27, 2011).
2094:, an all-star racecar competition.
1703:
855:. The specter of relocation pushed
699:, and the championship game of the
679:to have a retractable roof. With a
13:
7720:Miami Beach Architectural District
7414:Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park
6906:Navy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium
6257:Salt River Fields at Talking Stick
5332:President of baseball operations:
4634:Frisaro, Joe (December 18, 2009).
4443:
4246:Spedden, Zach (December 4, 2019).
3686:. Sports Pro Media. March 31, 2021
3656:Reichard, Kevin (March 31, 2021).
3565:Burnside, Jeff (August 26, 2010).
3504:Thurm, Wendy (November 14, 2012).
3414:Frisaro, Joe (November 25, 2008).
3395:. Associated Press. March 24, 2009
3033:. Mars Contractors. Archived from
3031:"Welcome to MARS Contractors, Inc"
2829:Spedden, Zach (December 4, 2019).
2791:"Marlins Park Facts & Figures"
2764:"Marlins Add 3,001 Parking Spaces"
2762:Herrera, Margaux (April 1, 2012).
2181:
1654:over the Marlins. This also set a
1316:
776:inaugural season and also won two
656:about 2 miles (3 km) west of
16:Baseball stadium in Miami, Florida
14:
8464:
8063:Miami–Opa Locka Executive Airport
8011:Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport
7449:Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden
7152:Arts & Entertainment District
5053:
4908:
4518:Gonzalez, Alden (June 10, 2010).
4496:Wine, Steven (October 16, 2018).
4125:
3939:. Fort Lauderdale. Archived from
3870:Mazmanian, Adam (April 5, 2012).
3450:. Fort Lauderdale. Archived from
3280:. Fort Lauderdale. Archived from
3247:. Fort Lauderdale. Archived from
2273:Derek Jeter (double; 1st inning)
1722:for 2017 and is now known as the
1627:, allowing Marlins right fielder
892:New ownership and further changes
874:Public funding and groundbreaking
8376:
8073:Palm Beach International Airport
7605:Broward County Convention Center
7399:The Barnacle Historic State Park
7328:Florida International University
5514:
5139:Award winners and league leaders
4915:LoanDepot Park Official Homepage
4798:Minsker, Evan (April 27, 2016).
4418:"HR Sculpture Not a Distraction"
4416:Spencer, Clark (March 6, 2012).
4388:Spencer, Clark (March 5, 2012).
4272:Jackson, Barry (July 24, 2011).
4185:Frisaro, Joe (October 7, 2015).
3929:Hyde, Dave (November 11, 2011).
3476:Passan, Jeff (August 24, 2010).
3303:Talalay, Sarah (July 30, 2007).
3161:"Sun to set on Sun Life Stadium"
3100:Tompkins, Wayne (May 24, 2007).
2987:"IFG – Florida Marlins Ballpark"
2578:
2559:
2547:
2535:
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2499:
2487:
2475:
2425:First home run (regular season)
2396:Christopher Columbus High School
1905:
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1615:pitched a no-hitter against the
1587:
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1475:A display showcases hundreds of
976:great, 'contemporary' building."
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8443:Sports venues completed in 2012
7893:The Galleria at Fort Lauderdale
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4218:D'Angelo, Tom (April 3, 2016).
4178:
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3805:"The End of the Retro Ballpark"
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3440:Talalay, Sarah (July 9, 2009).
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2881:Rabin, Charles (May 28, 2012).
2566:Construction on August 25, 2011
2400:Belen Jesuit Preparatory School
2067:
1554:Sports & The Arts graphics:
1337:
735:' former home at what was then
714:form of baseball architecture.
282:Free City of Miami Trolley from
8403:2012 establishments in Florida
7943:The Promenade at Coconut Creek
7338:Johnson & Wales University
5352:World Series Championships (2)
4157:Navarro, Manny (May 2, 2012).
3716:. Miami Herald. Archived from
3712:Dunlop, Beth (April 1, 2012).
3658:"New for 2021: loanDepot park"
3533:"2008 Baseball Payrolls, List"
2965:
2848:
2808:
2783:
2730:
933:LoanDepot Park seen from north
530:International Facilities Group
449:Shaw Sports B1K (2020–present)
1:
7765:Ocean Bank Convocation Center
7725:Miami Beach Convention Center
7409:Big Cypress National Preserve
7363:University of Fort Lauderdale
6880:Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium
5169:Opening Day starting pitchers
4873:Rosa, Amanda (July 7, 2019).
3774:Bodley, Hal (April 3, 2012).
3272:"Marlins Shop In San Antonio"
2855:Frisaro, Joe (June 8, 2009).
2723:
2024:Not in This Lifetime ... Tour
763:(NFL), and was designed as a
710:The stadium is designed in a
194:Show map of the United States
191:Location in the United States
8453:Populous (company) buildings
8418:Major League Baseball venues
7750:New World Symphony Orchestra
7353:Nova Southeastern University
5373:National League Pennants (2)
4097:Davis, Craig (May 2, 2012).
4060:Cook, Mike (April 8, 2010).
3901:Dodd, Mike (April 2, 2012).
2944:American Antiquarian Society
2924:American Antiquarian Society
2697:, which opened October 1998.
2608:, which opened December 1999
2365:Notable and technical firsts
2324:(swinging) by Ricky Nolasco
1761:International soccer matches
691:, a first-round pool of the
7:
8058:Miami International Airport
7333:Florida Memorial University
7323:Florida Atlantic University
6403:2023 World Baseball Classic
6318:2017 World Baseball Classic
6221:2013 World Baseball Classic
5810:Oriole Park at Camden Yards
3133:Green, Tom (May 25, 2012).
2675:. Also frequently used for
2571:
2327:Josh Johnson (swinging) by
1927:
1693:2026 World Baseball Classic
1685:2023 World Baseball Classic
1667:2017 World Baseball Classic
1606:2013 World Baseball Classic
1511:Entrance/West Plaza paving:
1382:The Marlins' $ 2.5 million
1365:
1247:U.S. Green Building Council
1088:featuring loud music and a
722:
701:2023 World Baseball Classic
693:2017 World Baseball Classic
689:2013 World Baseball Classic
636:, United States. It is the
471:(Ceremonial groundbreaking)
357:37,442 (with standing room)
10:
8469:
8408:Baseball venues in Florida
7807:Vizcaya Museum and Gardens
7745:Museum of Contemporary Art
7519:Pride Park, Miami Beach FL
6348:Estadio Charros de Jalisco
4545:"Marlins Park Clevelander"
4307:South Florida Sun-Sentinel
4104:South Florida Sun-Sentinel
4010:"Marlins Park Information"
3963:"Marlins 'Green' Ballpark"
3936:South Florida Sun-Sentinel
3447:South Florida Sun-Sentinel
3310:South Florida Sun-Sentinel
3277:South Florida Sun-Sentinel
3244:South Florida Sun-Sentinel
2195:Spring Training Exhibition
2128:, as well as the southern
1729:On November 23, 2019, the
1280:Panorama of LoanDepot Park
1200:instead of hardwood. Most
1190:volatile organic compounds
1137:Technology and going green
717:
8372:
8106:
7981:
7968:Town Center at Boca Raton
7948:The Shops at Sunset Place
7830:
7640:Fort Lauderdale Swap Shop
7635:Fontainebleau Miami Beach
7567:
7376:
7298:
7187:
7162:Central Business District
7140:Central business district
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3872:"Greg Sherlock Q & A"
3081:. Canam Steel Corporation
2738:"Service to Marlins Park"
2136:, and other areas of the
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8254:John F. Kennedy Causeway
7918:Miami International Mall
7908:The Mall at 163rd Street
7680:Jewish Museum of Florida
7444:Everglades National Park
7318:Carlos Albizu University
7088:College Football Playoff
6087:Great American Ball Park
4777:MLB Advanced Media, L.P.
4773:"Miami Soccer Challenge"
4665:MLB Advanced Media, L.P.
4640:MLB Advanced Media, L.P.
4614:MLB Advanced Media, L.P.
4610:"Marlins Park – Parking"
4549:MLB Advanced Media, L.P.
4524:MLB Advanced Media, L.P.
4066:MLB Advanced Media, L.P.
4014:MLB Advanced Media, L.P.
3967:MLB Advanced Media, L.P.
3847:MLB Advanced Media, L.P.
3780:MLB Advanced Media, L.P.
3753:MLB Advanced Media, L.P.
3420:MLB Advanced Media, L.P.
3217:MLB Advanced Media, L.P.
3165:MLB Advanced Media, L.P.
3139:MLB Advanced Media, L.P.
3079:"Projects: Marlins Park"
2861:MLB Advanced Media, L.P.
2816:"World Baseball Classic"
2151:Marlins Park has hosted
2085:Joel and Victoria Osteen
1972:The Formation World Tour
1672:Marlins Park hosted the
761:National Football League
707:from 2014 through 2016.
613:(officially stylized as
420:47 ft (14.3 m)
412:335 ft (102 m)
404:387 ft (118 m)
400:Right-center power alley
396:400 ft (120 m)
388:386 ft (118 m)
380:344 ft (105 m)
207:Marlins Park (2012–2020)
45:summarize the quotations
8269:William Lehman Causeway
8053:Miami Intermodal Center
7730:Miami Children's Museum
7034:Thomas Robinson Stadium
6826:Hancock Whitney Stadium
6672:Bank of America Stadium
5447:Minor League affiliates
5338:General manager: vacant
3990:. Major League Baseball
2648:and college football's
2407:Ceremonial first pitch
2225:Ceremonial first pitch
1600:Notable baseball events
827:took over the Marlins.
384:Left-center power alley
8448:Sports venues in Miami
8423:Miami Marlins stadiums
7996:Broward County Transit
7831:Major shopping centers
7780:Pérez Art Museum Miami
7590:Bergeron Rodeo Grounds
7509:Oleta River State Park
7459:Fruit & Spice Park
7419:Biscayne National Park
6634:Amon G. Carter Stadium
5270:MLB Puerto Rico Series
5260:Steve Bartman incident
1680:was moved to Atlanta.
1608:on March 12–16, 2013.
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496:(spring training game)
93:LoanDepot Park in 2021
8428:NCAA bowl game venues
8334:Rickenbacker Causeway
8244:Julia Tuttle Causeway
8083:Pompano Beach Airpark
7963:Shops at Merrick Park
7913:Mary Brickell Village
7650:Frost School of Music
7489:Matheson Hammock Park
7384:Alice Wainwright Park
7358:St. Thomas University
6966:Raymond James Stadium
6892:Mercedes-Benz Stadium
6714:Camping World Stadium
6245:Hiram Bithorn Stadium
6067:American Family Field
6018:Philadelphia Phillies
5873:Guaranteed Rate Field
5528:1990 · 1991 · 1992 ·
5467:Pensacola Blue Wahoos
5149:Owners and executives
4191:Major League Baseball
3664:. August Publications
2279:(single; 1st inning)
2168:on January 27, 2020.
1483:Commemorative marker:
1393:
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1354:in 2019, and for the
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803:After original owner
765:multi-purpose stadium
730:
685:Major League Baseball
642:Major League Baseball
574:MARS Contractors Inc.
258:25.77806°N 80.21972°W
7858:Brickell City Centre
7822:Wynwood Art District
7715:MacFarlane Homestead
7529:Simpson Park Hammock
7377:Parks and recreation
6856:Independence Stadium
6164:San Francisco Giants
6134:Arizona Diamondbacks
6038:Washington Nationals
5401:National League East
5275:The “Bottom Feeders”
5244:(Showtime TV series)
3059:. John J Kirlin, LLC
3011:. M-E Engineers, Inc
3009:"M-E Engineers, Inc"
2795:Baseball Pilgrimages
2469:Construction gallery
2114:Habitat for Humanity
1944:Tour / Concert name
1525:Column illumination:
1348:Arizona Diamondbacks
1298:Platinum TE Paspalum
888:of the 2012 season.
830:Loria and president
767:built primarily for
576:John J. Kirlin, LLC.
303:Marlins Shuttle from
8339:South Dixie Highway
8294:Miami Gardens Drive
8107:Major thoroughfares
8068:North Perry Airport
7938:Pembroke Lakes Mall
7933:Miracle Marketplace
7848:Bayside Marketplace
7630:Florida Grand Opera
7389:Amelia Earhart Park
7368:University of Miami
6599:Famous Idaho Potato
6154:Los Angeles Dodgers
6081:St. Louis Cardinals
5897:Cleveland Guardians
5483:Jupiter Hammerheads
5205:Space Coast Stadium
4928:Events and tenants
4225:The Palm Beach Post
3454:on January 30, 2013
2740:. Miami-Dade County
2159:Jehovah's Witnesses
1699:Non-baseball events
1611:In September 2013,
1410:Home run sculpture:
943:St. Louis Cardinals
912:to Marlins Park to
861:Governor of Florida
794:University of Miami
667:LoanDepot Park was
551:M-E Engineers, Inc.
535:Structural engineer
263:25.77806; -80.21972
254: /
161:Show map of Florida
158:Location in Florida
74:
8364:West Dixie Highway
8284:MacArthur Causeway
8184:Biscayne Boulevard
8144:North 135th Street
8139:North 125th Street
8134:North 103rd Street
8021:Miami-Dade Transit
7853:Boynton Beach Mall
7740:Miami Conservatory
7690:Las Olas Boulevard
7670:Holocaust Memorial
7580:Amerant Bank Arena
7484:Margaret Pace Park
7429:Chapman Field Park
7343:Miami Dade College
7270:Palm Beach Gardens
7133:Greater Miami Area
7058:University Stadium
7008:State Farm Stadium
6954:Protective Stadium
6594:Albertsons Stadium
6101:Pittsburgh Pirates
6014:Citizens Bank Park
5930:Los Angeles Angels
5887:Kansas City Royals
5210:Roger Dean Stadium
5200:Cocoa Expo Stadium
5185:Pro Player Stadium
4898:Sports Illustrated
4661:"Pools and Venues"
4470:Dusenbury, Wells.
3876:Architect Magazine
2683:Amerant Bank Arena
2296:(groundout to SS)
2290:(groundout to 1B)
2178:in February 2022.
2074:World Music Awards
2038:November 23, 2024
1678:2000 All-Star Game
1473:Bobblehead museum:
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1202:construction waste
1194:heat-island effect
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1163:heat-island effect
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749:Joe Robbie Stadium
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556:General contractor
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8390:
8389:
8359:Venetian Causeway
8324:Quail Roost Drive
8164:West 107th Avenue
8129:North 79th Street
8124:North 54th Street
8119:North 36th Street
8006:Government Center
7843:Bal Harbour Shops
7735:Miami City Ballet
7660:Hard Rock Stadium
7534:South Pointe Park
7188:Major urban areas
7172:Government Center
7167:Historic District
7099:
7098:
6842:Hard Rock Stadium
6696:Caesars Superdome
6606:Allegiant Stadium
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6071:Milwaukee Brewers
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5960:Oakland Athletics
5893:Progressive Field
5877:Chicago White Sox
5824:Toronto Blue Jays
5814:Baltimore Orioles
5739:
5738:
5735:
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5013:Succeeded by
4977:Succeeded by
4952:Succeeded by
4761:. March 21, 2023.
4310:. Fort Lauderdale
4107:. Fort Lauderdale
4037:(Press release).
3841:(April 3, 2012).
3313:. Fort Lauderdale
3037:on April 25, 2012
2634:Miami Orange Bowl
2612:Hard Rock Stadium
2518:February 15, 2011
2463:
2462:
2459:(Houston Astros)
2383:Player(s)/Team(s)
2362:
2361:
2288:Curtis Granderson
2220:36,601 (sellout)
2217:27,152 (limited)
2110:Save the Children
2092:Race of Champions
2065:
2064:
1925:
1924:
1834:February 10, 2016
1788:November 14, 2012
1689:championship game
1629:Giancarlo Stanton
1613:Henderson Álvarez
1494:Miami Orange Bowl
1444:Dual bulletproof
1217:waterless urinals
1019:"All about Miami"
960:was built. Owner
837:Miami Orange Bowl
671:certified as the
650:Miami Orange Bowl
621:until 2021) is a
608:
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548:Services engineer
507:Construction cost
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446:Grass (2012–2019)
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364:Record attendance
359:34,000 (football)
334:Miami-Dade County
128:Show map of Miami
125:Location in Miami
70:
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8379:
8354:University Drive
8299:Milam Dairy Road
8214:County Line Road
8204:Coral Reef Drive
8159:West 27th Avenue
8154:West 12th Avenue
7928:Midway Crossings
7898:The Gardens Mall
7645:Frost Art Museum
7600:Bonita Chita Key
7494:Miami Seaquarium
7308:Barry University
7301:and universities
7126:
7119:
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7103:
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7089:
6778:Exploria Stadium
6766:EverBank Stadium
6658:AT&T Stadium
6615:East–West Shrine
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6477:Miami Beach Bowl
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6330:Gocheok Sky Dome
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6174:San Diego Padres
6144:Colorado Rockies
5992:
5991:
5970:Seattle Mariners
5956:Oakland Coliseum
5946:Minute Maid Park
5936:Globe Life Field
5883:Kauffman Stadium
5844:New York Yankees
5788:
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5414:Wild card berths
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5226:Billy the Marlin
5197:Spring training:
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4993:Preceded by
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4960:Preceded by
4936:Sun Life Stadium
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4341:. April 26, 2012
4338:The Miami Herald
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3839:Justice, Richard
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3720:on April 2, 2012
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2769:The Miami Herald
2759:
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2745:
2734:
2717:Florida Panthers
2691:Florida Panthers
2687:Sunrise, Florida
2650:Miami Hurricanes
2628:Miami Hurricanes
2588:
2583:
2582:
2581:
2563:
2551:
2539:
2527:
2515:
2503:
2491:
2479:
2369:
2368:
2318:First strikeout
2186:
2185:
2028:37,834 / 37,834
2019:Sturgill Simpson
1932:
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1798:
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1765:
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1735:Miami Hurricanes
1713:college football
1710:Miami Beach Bowl
1704:College football
1652:Colorado Rockies
1591:
1579:
1567:
1544:Roy Lichtenstein
1517:. It's entitled
1515:Carlos Cruz-Diez
1360:Globe Life Field
1213:Levy Restaurants
1169:Santee explains:
1120:tropical climate
1113:Sun Life Stadium
1102:Cuban sandwiches
1062:Carlos Cruz-Diez
790:Miami Hurricanes
705:Miami Beach Bowl
681:seating capacity
623:retractable roof
598:Miami Beach Bowl
595:) (2012–present)
571:Main contractors
501:(regular season)
500:
495:
490:
481:
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426:
419:
411:
408:Right field line
403:
395:
387:
379:
344:Miami Marlins LP
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8459:
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8393:
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8391:
8386:
8368:
8314:Old Cutler Road
8309:Okeechobee Road
8239:Ives Dairy Road
8189:Brickell Avenue
8169:Allapattah Road
8149:West 7th Avenue
8114:East 6th Avenue
8102:
8088:Port Everglades
7977:
7826:
7700:Lowe Art Museum
7655:Gulfstream Park
7610:Butterfly World
7563:
7372:
7313:Broward College
7300:
7294:
7290:West Palm Beach
7230:Fort Lauderdale
7215:Deerfield Beach
7183:
7135:
7130:
7100:
7095:
7091:games shown in
7087:
7080:
6747:First Responder
6735:Guaranteed Rate
6646:Arizona Stadium
6572:
6568:
6565:
6535:
6530:
6517:
6503:
6480:
6476:
6473:
6443:
6438:
6406:
6400:
6370:
6365:
6321:
6315:
6285:
6280:
6277:(San Francisco)
6224:
6218:
6188:
6179:
6116:
6091:Cincinnati Reds
6053:
5986:
5975:
5912:
5907:Minnesota Twins
5849:
5830:Tropicana Field
5782:
5775:
5770:
5740:
5731:
5691:
5630:
5567:
5527:
5516:
5505:
5475:Beloit Sky Carp
5446:
5440:
5409:
5394:Division titles
5389:
5368:
5347:
5315:
5302:Retired numbers
5301:
5295:
5279:
5265:Fort Bragg Game
5248:
5214:
5173:
5124:Expansion Draft
5099:
5093:
5086:
5079:Florida Marlins
5070:
5067:Established in
5059:
5055:
5052:
5018:
5007:
4998:
4988:
4983:
4973:
4968:
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4955:
4949:2012 – Present
4948:
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4906:
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4711:
4706:
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4701:
4691:
4689:
4688:. April 6, 2015
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4252:Ballpark Digest
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3944:
3943:on June 9, 2013
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3662:Ballpark Digest
3654:
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3339:Miami New Times
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3287:
3285:
3284:on June 9, 2013
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3252:
3251:on June 9, 2013
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2971:
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2966:
2956:
2954:
2939:
2931:McCusker, J. J.
2919:
2911:McCusker, J. J.
2907:
2903:
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2865:
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2839:
2837:
2835:Ballpark Digest
2827:
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2586:Baseball portal
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2465:
2449:April 15, 2012
2428:April 13, 2012
2417:and Archbishop
2367:
2301:First home run
2206:
2197:
2184:
2182:Ballpark firsts
2106:Feeding America
2070:
2054:Summer Carnival
2049:
1976:36,656 / 36,656
1941:Opening act(s)
1930:
1906:
1904:
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1706:
1701:
1634:Edinson Vólquez
1602:
1595:
1592:
1583:
1580:
1571:
1568:
1368:
1344:artificial turf
1340:
1319:
1317:2016 renovation
1292:are pointed by
1274:
1198:bamboo paneling
1139:
1096:into the park.
1021:
954:retro ballparks
927:
922:
894:
876:
737:Dolphin Stadium
725:
720:
596:
577:
575:
539:
527:Project manager
511:
510:US$ 634 million
498:
493:
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468:
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382:
376:Left field line
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230:, United States
215:501 Marlins Way
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8319:Port Boulevard
8316:
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8224:Flagler Street
8221:
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8199:Collins Avenue
8196:
8194:Broad Causeway
8191:
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7993:
7987:
7985:
7983:Transportation
7979:
7978:
7976:
7975:
7970:
7965:
7960:
7958:Southland Mall
7955:
7953:Sawgrass Mills
7950:
7945:
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7855:
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7845:
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7834:
7832:
7828:
7827:
7825:
7824:
7819:
7817:Wolfsonian-FIU
7814:
7809:
7804:
7801:The Miami Line
7797:
7792:
7787:
7782:
7777:
7772:
7767:
7762:
7757:
7755:Normandy Isles
7752:
7747:
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7737:
7732:
7727:
7722:
7717:
7712:
7707:
7702:
7697:
7695:LoanDepot Park
7692:
7687:
7682:
7677:
7672:
7667:
7662:
7657:
7652:
7647:
7642:
7637:
7632:
7627:
7622:
7620:Downtown Miami
7617:
7612:
7607:
7602:
7597:
7595:Biltmore Hotel
7592:
7587:
7582:
7577:
7571:
7569:
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7496:
7491:
7486:
7481:
7476:
7471:
7466:
7464:Greynolds Park
7461:
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7277:
7275:Pembroke Pines
7272:
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7185:
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7182:
7181:
7180:
7179:
7174:
7169:
7164:
7159:
7154:
7147:Downtown Miami
7143:
7141:
7137:
7136:
7129:
7128:
7121:
7114:
7106:
7097:
7096:
7085:
7082:
7081:
7079:
7078:
7070:Yankee Stadium
7066:
7054:
7046:Toyota Stadium
7042:
7030:
7018:
7004:
6992:
6978:
6962:
6950:
6938:
6926:
6918:Nissan Stadium
6914:
6902:
6888:
6876:
6868:Levi's Stadium
6864:
6852:
6838:
6822:
6810:
6798:
6786:
6774:
6762:
6750:
6738:
6726:
6710:
6692:
6684:Brooks Stadium
6680:
6668:
6654:
6642:
6630:
6618:
6602:
6590:
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6485:
6482:
6481:
6472:
6471:
6464:
6457:
6449:
6440:
6439:
6437:
6436:
6433:LoanDepot Park
6430:
6424:
6418:
6411:
6408:
6407:
6399:
6398:
6391:
6384:
6376:
6367:
6366:
6364:
6363:
6360:Dodger Stadium
6357:
6351:
6345:
6339:
6333:
6326:
6323:
6322:
6314:
6313:
6306:
6299:
6291:
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6279:
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6209:
6202:
6194:
6185:
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6181:
6180:
6178:
6177:
6167:
6157:
6150:Dodger Stadium
6147:
6137:
6126:
6124:
6118:
6117:
6115:
6114:
6104:
6094:
6084:
6074:
6063:
6061:
6055:
6054:
6052:
6051:
6048:Atlanta Braves
6041:
6034:Nationals Park
6031:
6024:LoanDepot Park
6021:
6011:
6000:
5998:
5989:
5981:
5980:
5977:
5976:
5974:
5973:
5963:
5953:
5950:Houston Astros
5943:
5933:
5922:
5920:
5914:
5913:
5911:
5910:
5900:
5890:
5880:
5870:
5867:Detroit Tigers
5859:
5857:
5851:
5850:
5848:
5847:
5840:Yankee Stadium
5837:
5834:Tampa Bay Rays
5827:
5817:
5807:
5804:Boston Red Sox
5796:
5794:
5785:
5777:
5776:
5769:
5768:
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5754:
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7903:Lincoln Road
7883:Dolphin Mall
7873:Coral Square
7863:Broward Mall
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7615:Coral Castle
7554:Virginia Key
7539:Tamiami Park
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7434:Crandon Park
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6111:Chicago Cubs
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8382:WikiProject
8279:Ludlam Road
7795:South Beach
7770:Ocean Drive
7760:North Shore
7710:Lummus Park
7625:FIU Stadium
7585:Bass Museum
7568:Attractions
7504:Museum Park
7479:The Kampong
7454:Fort Dallas
7255:Miami Beach
6930:NRG Stadium
6831:LendingTree
6802:Fenway Park
6790:FAU Stadium
6742:Cotton Bowl
6730:Chase Field
6701:New Orleans
6677:Duke's Mayo
6514:(2014–2016)
6427:Chase Field
6356:(San Diego)
6251:Chase Field
6160:Oracle Park
6140:Coors Field
6130:Chase Field
6044:Truist Park
5800:Fenway Park
5496:DSL Marlins
5491:FCL Marlins
5236:Marlins Man
4986:Frisco Bowl
4967:Home of the
4942:Home of the
4783:October 19,
4670:October 19,
4503:October 18,
3724:January 24,
3641:December 1,
3107:Miami Today
2975:. Populous.
2928:1700–1799:
2908:1634–1699:
2840:December 5,
2701:Miami Arena
2654:Super Bowls
2638:Orange Bowl
2389:First game
2354:Chad Gaudin
2350:First loss
2309:CC Sabathia
2307:(solo) off
2259:Derek Jeter
2214:Attendance
2153:Monster Jam
2126:Puerto Rico
2047:Sheryl Crow
2031:$ 4,102,883
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1979:$ 5,252,615
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1783:Spectators
1780:Tournament
1724:Frisco Bowl
1435:Derek Jeter
1352:Chase Field
1324:Oracle Park
1290:Grow lights
1228:Oracle Park
1180:themselves.
1146:fans, many
1094:South Beach
898:Derek Jeter
886:Opening Day
868:Miami Arena
853:San Antonio
780:titles, in
677:MLB stadium
662:2012 season
628:located in
484:High school
261: /
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8397:Categories
8174:Alton Road
8031:Metromover
8001:Brightline
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7394:Arch Creek
7195:Boca Raton
7063:New Mexico
6971:Gasparilla
6959:Birmingham
6942:Petco Park
6923:Music City
6819:Quick Lane
6814:Ford Field
6795:Boca Raton
6421:Tokyo Dome
6417:(Taichung)
6354:Petco Park
6336:Tokyo Dome
6263:Tokyo Dome
6247:(San Juan)
6241:(Taichung)
6170:Petco Park
6004:Citi Field
5134:No-hitters
4996:Petco Park
4974:2014–2016
4839:January 7,
4668:Retrieved
4643:Retrieved
4617:Retrieved
4552:Retrieved
4527:Retrieved
4069:Retrieved
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3972:January 7,
3970:Retrieved
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3576:August 27,
3517:January 7,
3489:August 25,
3423:Retrieved
3220:Retrieved
3168:Retrieved
3142:Retrieved
2864:Retrieved
2724:References
2709:Miami Heat
2652:. Site of
2602:Miami Heat
2457:J. A. Happ
2415:Manny Diaz
2344:Kyle Lohse
2335:First win
2329:Kyle Lohse
2284:First out
2270:First hit
2172:Kanye West
2118:United Way
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1625:wild pitch
1477:bobblehead
1413:Red Grooms
1128:hurricanes
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773:Joe Robbie
372:Field size
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246:25°46′41″N
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8209:Coral Way
8179:Bird Road
8093:PortMiami
8078:Palm Tran
8041:MIA Mover
8036:Metrorail
7888:The Falls
7785:Riverwalk
7675:Homestead
7559:Zoo Miami
7240:Hollywood
7177:Park West
7075:Pinstripe
6982:Rose Bowl
6719:Pop-Tarts
6611:Las Vegas
6582:Alamodome
6429:(Phoenix)
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6253:(Phoenix)
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5341:Manager:
5284:Rivalries
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5178:Ballparks
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2138:Caribbean
2050:KidCutUp
1991:Rick Ross
1983:Lil Wayne
1967:DJ Khaled
1821:Venezuela
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1648:home runs
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1462:nightclub
1446:aquariums
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845:Las Vegas
813:Bud Selig
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8098:Tri-Rail
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7157:Brickell
7022:Sun Bowl
6911:Military
6759:Camellia
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6223:Stadiums
6097:PNC Park
5985:National
5781:American
5479:Single-A
5463:Double-A
5455:Triple-A
5154:Managers
4737:June 21,
4714:June 21,
4373:April 5,
4231:April 7,
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2572:See also
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1999:Yo Gotti
1950:Revenue
1928:Concerts
1918:Friendly
1894:Colombia
1872:Friendly
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1557:planned.
1384:home run
1366:Features
1106:aquarium
1014:culture.
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819:, while
769:football
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3690:May 15,
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4860:Forbes
4733:. ESPN
4619:May 4,
4554:May 4,
4529:May 4,
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5696:2020s
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5572:2000s
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1935:Date
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330:Owner
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6988:Rose
6783:Cure
6499:2016
6494:2015
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