Pictures

As I collect interesting pictures from different places around the sports arena I will post them here! All the pictures are my own! Hope you enjoy! 

 
Didn't get to go to many Ram's games as a kid, but here is the Edward Jones Dome at a Ram's game! They are in LA now, but I remember watching Greg "The Leg" Zuerlein kick when I went. (2011)

Kauffman Stadium in KC, MO! I went on a worktrip with my dad and stayed in the same hotel as the STL Cards! The Cards were playing the Royals that night and we went to the game! Great time! (2012)

On a late summer afternoon at Bryant Denny Stadium, fans lit up the stadium with their phones (2016)

A cold, rainy day at Turner Field, the old stadium of the Atlanta Braves. The Cardinals were playing a double-header against the Braves and lost both games. Good thing they had already won over 100 games that season. (October 2015)



My home away from home in STL. Busch Stadium. Don't you love how the Arch is not only in the sky but also in the grass? (2014)
Not a football game, but this is from Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. Andrew Luck probably took this field a couple days after I did. This is a beautiful stadium in a wonderful city. (2013)








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