Great American Ball Park

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Great American Ball Park

stadium, Cincinnati, Ohio, United States

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Cincinnati
The contemporary city
The Great American Ball Park (opened 2003), built to resemble ballparks of the early 20th century, is the home of the Cincinnati Reds (1869), the country’s oldest professional baseball team; the Bengals (football) play at nearby Paul Brown Stadium (2000). Both venues are located along the…
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The Great American Ball Park (opened 2003), built to resemble ballparks of the early 20th century, is the home of the Cincinnati Reds (1869), the country’s oldest professional baseball team; the Bengals (football) play at nearby Paul Brown Stadium (2000). Both venues are located along the…
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Cincinnati Reds
Fifth championship followed by playoff droughts
…got a new home, the Great American Ball Park.
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…got a new home, the Great American Ball Park.
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