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Descriptive Essay On Baseball

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Busch Stadium is one of the most premier stadiums in all of baseball. No other stadium can compete with the intense atmosphere, the memories made in baseball heaven, or the magnificent Ballpark Village on Clark Avenue. It doesn’t matter if it’s a scorching ninety-degree day, causing perspiration to run down the bridge of your nose, or if it’s a frigid thirty-degree night, causing every bone in your body to shiver. The Cardinals franchise has a prominent playoff history and the atmosphere that is present in Busch Stadium reveals why to you. St. Louis fans know how to get engaged and make every game feel like a battle in October. The Cardinal crowd can cause chaos by waving their rally towels which provokes a sea of 42,500 to form a white blanket. Another aspect of the atmosphere includes the irreplaceable sounds baseball induces. The loud crack of a bat echoes through the entire stadium like a gunshot in an abandoned forest. After the long ball, the thunderous fireworks erupting into red, white, and blue burning embers over the roaring, celebratory crowd. Lastly, the intensity hanging in the atmosphere at Busch is unparalleled by any other ballpark. Every game I have been to in my lifetime at Busch Stadium is comparable to the extraordinary World Series game I attended at age 11. I have had the opportunity to visit six different Major League Baseball stadiums and none of them matched the intensity of Busch Stadium. All things considered, no other stadium can compete with

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