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2008
Coca-Cola Park (Minors)
Nationals Ballpark (MLB)

2009
Citi Field (MLB)
New Yankee Stadium (MLB)
Huntington Park (Minors)

2010
Best Buy Field (MLB)

Proposed
Bergen Ballpark (Minors)
Cisco Field (MLB)

Cancelled
First Tennessee Field (Minors)
New Football Stadiums

2007
UCF Stadium (NCAA)

2008
Lucas Oil Stadium (NFL)

2009
New Dallas Stadium (NFL)

2010
FAU Stadium (NCAA)

2012
Vikings Stadium (NFL)

Proposed
Chargers Stadium
SF 49ers Stdium (NFL)
The Ralph Engelstad Arena
"Controversy at America's Finest Hockey Arena"
About the Arena
Controversy, 10/31/2007
Lucas Oil Stadium is a retractable roof sports and
entertainment facility currently under construction in
Indianapolis, Indiana. It will replace the 22 year old RCA
Dome as the home field of the National Football League's
Indianapolis Colts franchise. The opening of the facility is
scheduled for 2008. Afterward, the RCA Dome will be
demolished.

Click here for more photos and information on Lucas Oil
Stadium.
Dallas will get a new stadium for the Cowboys in time for the
2009 season.  The stadium has a lot of the unique traits of
Texas Stadium, such as the whole in the roof.  

Click here for more photos and information on the new
Dallas Cowboys Stadium.
After the Met's 45th season at Shea, they will be moving to a
state of the art stadium, Citi Field.

Inspired by tradition, Citi Field will be clad in brick, limestone,
granite and cast stone, with the brick closely resembling the
masonry used at Ebbets Field, both in color and texture.
Exposed steel will be painted dark blue and the seats will be
dark green.

Click here for more info and photos of the new Citi Field.
New Soccer Stadiums

2007
333rd Stadium (Thailand)
Arteveldestadion (Belgium)
Beijing National Stadium (China)
Engenhão (Brazil)
Stade de Marrakech (Morocco)

2008
Nya Gamla Ullevi Stadium (Sweden)
Red Bull Park (USA)
Sandy Stadium (USA)
Shakhtar Stadium (Ukraine)
Stanley Park Stadium (UK)

2009
Amakhosi Stadium (South Africa)
King Senzangakhona Stadium (South Africa)
National Stadium (Poland)
Nou Mestalla Stadium (Spain)
Solna Football Stadium (Sweden)

2010
Baltic Arena (Poland)
Mbombela Stadium (South Africa)
Melbourne Rectangular Stadium (Austrailia)
Nelson Mandela Stadium (South Africa)
New Peter Mokaba Stadium (South Africa)

2011
Olympic Stadium (UK)
Los Angeles is set to
get a NFL team by
2010.  One option for
a stadium to field
their NFL team is the
LA Memorial
Coliseum.  Major
renovations will be
needed.
 Click here
for the details of the
NFL's current
situation and the
remodeled Coliseum.
The Yankees organization has spent years developing plans for the
self-financed stadium that will rise in Macombs Dam Park, adjacent to and
north of the current field. Construction on the planned 51,000-seat park is
expected to begin in 2006, and should conclude in time for the 2009 season.

Click here for more info and photos of the NEW Yankee Stadium.
In the News
"Strange & Funny Sports Stories & Videos"
Hard Core Sports Fan List (August 1, 2007)
Federer and Nadal Set to Play on Hybrid Court (May 1, 2007)
Cleveland Indians Home Opener "Snow Day" (April 6-8, 2007)
The NIT Championship Mistake (March 28, 2007)
Peyton Manning, United Way SNL Skit (March 17, 2007)
Michael Vick, Really?!?! SNL Skit (March 10, 2007)
Scott Pollard's Message to Kids (March 15, 2007)
Detroit Pistons Dance Team (January 5, 2007)
Stands Collapse after 2007 Fiesta Bowl (January 1, 2007)
Plane Crashes on Baseball Field during Game (July 31, 2003)
                                       Brazil wins 2014 Bid to Host the World Cup
               
The stadiums that will host the 2014 World Cup in
Brazil have not been determined.  The following list
contains the 20 largest stadiums Brazil has to choose
from.
1.   Estádio do Maracanã
2.   Estádio do Morumbi
3.   Estádio Parque do Sabiá
4.   Mineirão
5.   Castelão (São Luís)
6.   Castelão (Fortaleza)
7.   Estádio Fonte Nova
8.   Estádio do Arruda
9.   Albertão
10. Estádio Beira-Rio
11.
Mangueirão
1
2. Estádio Serra Dourada
1
3. Estádio Olímpico Monumental
1
4. Estádio Santa Cruz
1
5. Estádio Ilha do Retiro
1
6. Estádio Mané Garrincha
1
7. Engenhão Olímpico João Havelange
1
8. Estádio do Café
19. Pinheirão
20.
Verdão
People wave flags at the Christ the redeemer statue in Rio de
Janeiro, Tuesday, Oct. 30, 2007, after Brazil was officially
chosen by FIFA as host of the
2014 World Cup. This decision
returns the showcase event to the soccer-mad country that
held the tournament in 1950 and has captured the title a
record five times. On the background is the Maracana
stadium.