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PETA's "Top 10 Veg-Friendly Ballparks,"
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Posted on 04/06/2002 6:34:11 PM PST by TheRedSoxWinThePennant

Baseball fans who know what goes into a hot dog—spent hens, snouts, spleens, even pigs' lips—know better than to order the foot-long at the food counter—unless they're lucky enough to live near one of PETA's "Top 10 Veg-Friendly Ballparks," each of which features delicious veggie dogs, as well as lots of other meatless menu items. These stadiums have hit a homerun for their fans, and the brisk sales of the meat-free traditional baseball favorite show that it's good business for concessionaires, too.

It's time for ALL ball parks to step up to the plate and offer veggie dogs and other veggie fare. Millions of fans have switched to healthy vegetarian diets and wouldn't dream of touching the fat-laden "mystery ingredients" in a hot dog. They want batting averages to go up—not their cholesterol!

You can help us persuade ball parks to follow the example of restaurants everywhere and offer delicious, nutritious vegetarian hot dogs and other snacks. In the meantime, come explore these 10 stadiums that are "safe" for vegetarians.

1: Tropicana Field Tampa Bay Devil Rays

2: Coors Field Colorado Rockies

3: The SkyDome Toronto Blue Jays

4: Network Associates Coliseum Oakland A's

5: Pro Player Stadium Florida Marlins (TIE)

5: Cinergy Field The Cincinnati Reds (TIE)

5: Comiskey Park Chicago White Sox (TIE)

8: Dodger Stadium Los Angeles Dodgers

9: SAFECO Field Seattle Mariners (TIE)

9: Astros Field Houston Astros (TIE)


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To: redsoxallthewayintwothousand2
Go Yanks Go...Glad to see that Yankee Stadium wasn't on Peta's list of Veg-Friendly Ballparks....What a bunch of fruit cakes!
41 posted on 04/06/2002 9:21:28 PM PST by KLT
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To: redsoxallthewayintwothousand2
9: Astros Field Houston Astros (TIE)

Now dang it; this is downright embarrassing. I'd rather have the Enron name back on the field than this horrid distinction. :)

42 posted on 04/06/2002 9:22:37 PM PST by Allegra
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To: bfree
check here and here
43 posted on 04/06/2002 9:59:17 PM PST by hammerdown
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To: redsoxallthewayintwothousand2
So PETA wants a veg-friendly ballpark? They should make for Comerica Field post-haste. The way the Tigers have been playing thus far, it's a wonder Tiger fans aren't becoming vegetables.

Otherwise, who the hell asked them?

Buy us some Tofu and Cracker Jack
and don't count the years till we
never come back!

Makes you wish Ichiro Suzuki would open up a sushi bar in the Mariners dugout in PETA's honour...
45 posted on 04/06/2002 10:25:16 PM PST by BluesDuke
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To: yooper
Excellent point! Or how about the Italian sausages with special sauce served at Miller Park in Milwaukee?
46 posted on 04/07/2002 7:07:30 AM PDT by EODGUY
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To: redsoxallthewayintwothousand2
I'm going to Edison Field in Anaheim next Saturday to see the Angels play. I'm going to have a giant Italian Sausage smothered with peppers and onions, and wash it down with Foster's.
47 posted on 04/07/2002 7:15:12 AM PDT by aomagrat
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