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re: NFL Domes and Other Forgotten Sports VenuesPosted by I Bleed Garnet
on 2/22/21 at 9:44 pm to SCLibertarian

Griffey catch there
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re: NFL Domes and Other Forgotten Sports VenuesPosted by Saint Alfonzo
on 2/22/21 at 9:47 pm to Snoop Dawg


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It’s still a dome, just of better quality than before.
It looks like a dome, but it's a fixed roof. The Carrier Dome roof used to be held up with only air pressure.
This post was edited on 2/23 at 4:09 pm
re: NFL Domes and Other Forgotten Sports VenuesPosted by TTsTowel on 2/22/21 at 9:52 pm to red sox fan 13
quote:Supershit
Superdome
re: NFL Domes and Other Forgotten Sports VenuesPosted by TexasTiger08
on 2/22/21 at 9:57 pm to red sox fan 13

For me, the RCA Dome and EJ Dome are the ones that are sort of blah. The Kingdome had its own look to it, and I saw some games there so I’ll always remember the place. Can never forget the Astrodome. The Metrodome had some great moments with the Twins and that trash bag in RF. GeorgiaDome I’ll always associate with a Cowboys SB win and some great LSU moments.
And for whoever added Tiger Stadium in Detroit. It’s a damn shame that place was let go by ownership. For such an historic city, you’d think they would have tried to keep that place going.
And for whoever added Tiger Stadium in Detroit. It’s a damn shame that place was let go by ownership. For such an historic city, you’d think they would have tried to keep that place going.
re: NFL Domes and Other Forgotten Sports VenuesPosted by hoopsgalore
on 2/22/21 at 9:57 pm to red sox fan 13

Metrodome was such a POS. 

re: NFL Domes and Other Forgotten Sports VenuesPosted by TexasTiger08
on 2/22/21 at 9:58 pm to tigahfan747

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44,000+ on hand to watch the Pistons beat the Lakers in Game 5 must been a sight to see in the Silverdome.
Spurs-Knicks Finals in ‘99 had crowds pushing 40,000 in the Alamodome. Was awesome.
re: NFL Domes and Other Forgotten Sports VenuesPosted by Gatorbait2008
on 2/22/21 at 10:07 pm to red sox fan 13

I love the GameDay photo for the Lions outside the stadium
re: NFL Domes and Other Forgotten Sports VenuesPosted by BilJ
on 2/22/21 at 10:08 pm to red sox fan 13

After LSU played Wisconsin in Houston a few years ago we broke into the Astrodome and went exploring, by broke in I mean walked up to one of the entrances and opened the unlocked door.
One of the locker rooms still had plays from filming Friday Night Lights there.
One of the locker rooms still had plays from filming Friday Night Lights there.
re: NFL Domes and Other Forgotten Sports VenuesPosted by RD Dawg
on 2/22/21 at 11:35 pm to red sox fan 13

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Hard to believe the Superdome outlasted them all. What are some of your favorite old sports venues?
Not really.
Those other domes were antiquated and those other cities/states actually had the money to build a better and more modern facility.
New Orleans keeps throwing money at the dump every 10 years or so and its still a dump.
Just raze the place and build a new facility.
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re: NFL Domes and Other Forgotten Sports VenuesPosted by AlonsoWDC
on 2/23/21 at 12:31 am to Draconian Sanctions

The acoustics at the Pyramid were godawful.
Upper section was far too steep, and just too large of a venue in general.
The Forum turns 17 years old this summer, and it hasn't aged a bit. We were fortunate to leave the Pyramid behind.
Upper section was far too steep, and just too large of a venue in general.
The Forum turns 17 years old this summer, and it hasn't aged a bit. We were fortunate to leave the Pyramid behind.
re: NFL Domes and Other Forgotten Sports VenuesPosted by TexasTiger08
on 2/23/21 at 1:10 am to AlonsoWDC

Memphis has an interesting basketball history. You had the ABA in the Mid-South Coliseum. I saw that place sitting near the Liberty Bowl about 10 years ago while driving through. Tried to get in, but doors were locked.
The Pyramid was sitting empty around the same time. When I drove by and wandered around, I was fascinated that someone thought the location right along the river with little parking would be a good idea.
I strolled by the Forum too. I’d like to see a game there when it’s rocking. Between the Grizz, Tigers, Sounds/Tams, you have several years of solid hoops history.
The Pyramid was sitting empty around the same time. When I drove by and wandered around, I was fascinated that someone thought the location right along the river with little parking would be a good idea.
I strolled by the Forum too. I’d like to see a game there when it’s rocking. Between the Grizz, Tigers, Sounds/Tams, you have several years of solid hoops history.
re: NFL Domes and Other Forgotten Sports VenuesPosted by The Boat
on 2/23/21 at 1:44 am to tigahfan747

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44,000+ on hand to watch the Pistons beat the Lakers in Game 5 must been a sight to see in the Silverdome.
What are you talking about?
Also am I the only person who didn’t know the Pistons don’t play at the Palace of Auburn Hills anymore? Shows how much I pay attention to the N.B.A.
re: NFL Domes and Other Forgotten Sports VenuesPosted by CRDNLSCHMCPSN11
on 2/23/21 at 3:41 am to TigerintheNO

It's surprising that the roof of the Metrodome lasted that long before collapsing. It's also just as surprising the architects didn't build it with a sturdier roof with all the snowfall Minneapolis gets.
re: NFL Domes and Other Forgotten Sports VenuesPosted by CRDNLSCHMCPSN11
on 2/23/21 at 3:46 am to mizslu314

Ssshhh, that doesn't fit the STL is "only a baseball town" narrative.
re: NFL Domes and Other Forgotten Sports VenuesPosted by CRDNLSCHMCPSN11
on 2/23/21 at 3:59 am to SCLibertarian

I loved the overhanging upper deck and the flag pole in play of Tiger Stadium. Is that a press box right above 1B in the 2nd picture?
re: NFL Domes and Other Forgotten Sports VenuesPosted by SpartyGator
on 2/23/21 at 4:26 am to SCLibertarian

Glad I got to go to a game in its final year - 1999 

re: NFL Domes and Other Forgotten Sports VenuesPosted by SpartyGator
on 2/23/21 at 4:28 am to red sox fan 13

Olympic Stadium - Montreal



re: NFL Domes and Other Forgotten Sports VenuesPosted by mizzoubuckeyeiowa on 2/23/21 at 5:03 am to red sox fan 13
They're forgotten for a reason. 70s was the shittiest decade for building sports stadiums.
Everything was multipurpose, plastic, carpet sold as grass...football and baseball weren't meant to be played on the Brady Bunch's backyard.
Everything was multipurpose, plastic, carpet sold as grass...football and baseball weren't meant to be played on the Brady Bunch's backyard.
re: NFL Domes and Other Forgotten Sports VenuesPosted by mizslu314
on 2/23/21 at 7:54 am to red sox fan 13

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Not really. EJ Dome does not hold up and owners probably think it’s a saturated market. Plus St Louis isn’t going to want a new stadium after Kroenke ripped them off.
Considering St. Louis is taking stan and the NFL to the woodshed I’d be shocked if we’re ever allowed to even see an NFL team
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