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Oklahoma Redhawks
built 633 days ago
Home of the Oklahoma Redhawks, Bricktown Ballpark brims with tradition, history and excitement. Its intimate seating and state-of-the-art facilities merge with the red brick retro architecture of the park. In front of the main entrance stands a big sculpture of Mickey Mantle and blown-up photos of Oklahoma baseball legends are placed liberally around the concourse. The concourse is simply wonderful as it winds all the way around the outfield so you can just stand there and gaze upon the spectators and the game. Fan seating is brought close to the field of play, while the seating bowl itself wraps gently around the field, improving lines of sight. Truly a stadium made for the fans.
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The home of the Oklahoma RedHawks is now the AT&T Bricktown Ballpark. Today, officials from the RedHawks and AT&T Oklahoma unveiled the new name, a new look and a new long-term naming rights agreement for the eight-year-old stadium. The new name results from SBC Communications Inc.'s recent acquisition of AT&T Corp. and its decision to retain the AT&T name.
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What do the Oklahoma RedHawks have that American Idol doesn't? That's right - Kyle Ensley. It is time to turn the tables and put the American Idol hopeful on the other side of the competition. As auditions return to the Oklahoma RedHawks it is Kyle's turn to judge promising and nervous Oklahomans competing to sing at a RedHawks home game.
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The AT&T Bricktown Ballpark, home of the Oklahoma RedHawks, is located in the heart of Bricktown. Its old fashioned concept is reminiscent of many of the country's older parks, with an asymmetrical playing field and intimate seating configuration, harkening back to when baseball was a game, played in a park. This unique field configuration is intended to provide for the home field advantage as well as add to the excitement of the game. Fan seating is brought close to the field of play, wrapping gently around the field, improving lines of sight.
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Schools Foundation and the Oklahoma RedHawks joined together as part of the Equip Kids for School partnership to provide about 3,600 kindergartners with school supplies. During the month of August, baseball fans gained free admission to RedHawks games by bringing school supplies.
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