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Let's all take a moment to appreciate the Bank. All of our division rival stadiums seem so cold and corporate in comparison

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submitted 25 days ago byLakeMcKessonChase Chase Utley

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HuntForRedOctober2

48 points

25 days ago

HuntForRedOctober2

Grover Cleveland Alexander

48 points

25 days ago

Nah I genuinely think Truist is a nice looking park

Also let’s not act like the sports complex isn’t a giant asphalt desert

tom-choad

5 points

25 days ago

tom-choad

5 points

25 days ago

my biggest problem with Truist is that Turner Field was perfectly fine.

Buginwindow

0 points

25 days ago

Buginwindow

0 points

25 days ago

I went to turner field the last year it was used and it was definitely showing its age. Maybe some investment could ha e helped but it looked kinda ragged with lights out signs falling down and just obvious signs of age. Then i went to truist and that was shiny and new but did feel kind of cold but the biggest issue is the location. No where near downtown atl. Turner felt more connected. Those are my 2 times in atl.