While I have a minute (that I don’t really have), allow me to continue on my list of venues/stadiums/arenas in which I’ve seen games.

Today, the pros:

NBA Basketball

• The Palace of Auburn Hills (Detroit)
• Conseco Field House (Indiana)
• (Plus an exhibition game in Toledo’s Savage Hall, which I think was Centennial Hall at the time.)

NHL Hockey

• Nationwide Arena (Columbus)
• United Center (Chicago)
• Savvis Center (St. Louis)
• Richfield Coliseum (Cleveland, part of the NHL’s “Breakaway Series” in the early ’90s.)

NFL Football

• Cleveland Stadium (Municipal, on the field for an exhibition game, Eric Zeier threw for about 9,000 yards on the Bears.)
• Pontiac Silverdome (Detroit)
• RCA Dome (Indianapolis)
• Paul Brown Stadium (Cincinnati)

MLS Soccer

• Ohio Stadium (Columbus)
• Columbus Crew Stadium (uh, Columbus)

MLB Baseball (here’s where the list gets long)

• Cleveland Municipal Stadium
• Jacobs Field
• Tiger Stadium
• Wrigley Field
• Comiskey Park (the old one)
• County Stadium (Milwaukee)
• Metrodome
• Busch Stadium
• Whatever the hell KC’s stadium is called
• Arlington Stadium (original)
• Astrodome
• Fulton-County Stadium
• Memorial Stadium (Baltimore)
• Exhibition Stadium (Toronto)
• Fenway Park
• Yankee Stadium
• Shea Stadium
• Olympic Stadium (Montreal)
• Veterans Stadium
• Three Rivers Stadium
• PNC Park

Minor League Baseball

• Ned Skeldon Stadium (Toledo)
• Fifth-Third Field (Toledo)
• Cooper Stadium (Columbus)
• The Diamond (Richmond)
• War Memorial Stadium (Buffalo)
• Bush Stadium (Indianapolis)
• Victory Field (Indianapolis)
• The Home of the Arkansas Travelers (AA)

Again, I’m sure there are a few I’ve left out. Hell, I even had to go back and edit a couple lists because I forgot parks. Feel free to leave me a nasty comment as a reminder of how bad my memory is.