Coors Field, which opened in 1995, will be the third-oldest ballpark in the National League next season.
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↵In Monopoly, when the bank runs out of money, players can use napkins or whatever’s handy as makeshift scrip. But when it runs out of houses, that’s it—no more houses. If MLB had to play by Monopoly rules, the bank would have run out of ballparks years ago. And Bud Selig would have to sleep in a different rented room every night of the week. Actually, the analogy kind of breaks down there, because Monopoly doesn’t make any sense if you think about it.
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