10 oldest stadiums in the MLB

Baseball's Catherdrals

The tenure of MLB stadiums has shifted recently, with new ballparks replacing the confines that were as much of America’s pastime as the players. Old Yankee Stadium, Tigers Stadium, Candlestick, and even some Astro-turfed donuts made popular in the ’70s and ’80s have been leveled to create newer pastures.

From that, what was once considered the new era of stadiums is now part of the 10 oldest in the game.

Take a look.

10. Progressive Field

Team: Cleveland Guardians.

First game: April 4, 1994.

9. Oriole Park at Camden Yards

Team: Baltimore Orioles.

First game: April 6, 1992.

8. Guaranteed Rate Field

Team: Chicago White Sox.

First game: April 18, 1991.

7. Rogers Centre

Team: Toronto Blue Jays.

First game: June 5, 1989.

6. Kauffman Stadium

Team: Kansas City Royals.

First game: April 10, 1973.

5. Oakland Coliseum

Team: Oakland Athletics.

First game: April 17, 1968.

4. Angel Stadium

Team: Los Angeles Angels.

First game: April 19, 1966.

3. Dodger Stadium

Team: Los Angeles Dodgers.

First game: April 10, 1962.

2. Wrigley Field

Team: Chicago Cubs.

First game: April 23, 1914.

1. Fenway Park

Team: Boston Red Sox.

First game: April 20, 1912.

Story originally appeared on List Wire