History and Walk around Angel Stadium 

I watched it while it was under construction. I have never been a baseball or football fan I have been there many times. I ended up working three blocks away in the 80s and when the Lambs were playing there I made up the Lambs owner her custom pink stationary and business cards. Even all the players cards. The cheap Batch never even gave me a free ticket for a game! My company would often go to the base ball games, the Angles comped us tickets. We would walk to the Mexican place across he street for dinner and drinks then walk into the stadium. Fun times! On Sundays people would go to the front parking lot and fly remote control airplanes. I enjoyed that more than the ball games. If a team has their field in Anahime and plays their games in Anahime how can they be called the Los Angles anything?

I agree with you they should not be called the Los Angeles Angels Ever since the name change I have not been to a game now will I I was born in the county of Orange city of Anaheim Not LA No LA baseball in the OC

Awesome work, man!

1:43 that stadium looks incredible🏆 That huge halo is 🔥 Anyone know what they ever did with it? Got to 4:33 thank god they didn’t get rid of that!

The original Anaheim Stadium had a capacity of 43,250. And yes, to me they will always be the California Angels or the Anaheim Angels. They were the Los Angeles Angels when they actually played in Los Angeles.

They need to move the big "A" back to left field!

Was the Angels' Dodger Stadium home really called "Chavez Field"? I thought it was called Chavez Ravine. Please clarify.

"Chavez Field"? C'mon, you must know it's Chavez Ravine or Dodger Stadium. But thanx for the video.

I can say this at least every single Angels that I’ve meet hates LA in the name we want to be call California Angels or Anaheim Angels but I prefer California

Been going since 1973. The worst era was when it was "enclosed" for the Rams. Zero breeze and you'd bake in the sun it was miserable to attend a game.

Im trying to put a giant A into the whittier hills courtesy of the largest cemetery but i want it on the colima pass so it over looks the ocean and islands, knotts , long beach docks n bridge with cool Murphy ranch ball park in the hills

I really miss the original "Big A" when it was Anaheim Stadium. Hated when they enclosed it and hate it even more with the ugly painted colors outside and the rocks behind center field.

I love the Angels. We lived in Lakewood and people say to me you are from la you need to be a dodger fan. I tell them 25 minute drive to angels stadium and 45 minute drive to dodger stadium. Angels will always be my home team no matter where I live

Angels are named after the city of Angels.

The covid thing...... LMAO

For those wondering, Chavez Field is Dodger Stadium. They called it Chavez Field for Angels games

taking a trip there soon pretty fuckin hyped

I like the old design

Great video.

You mean Dodger Stadium! Chavez Ravine is the area the stadium is in.

So you don’t agree that they went back to what they use to be called

Angels were always in California. They first played at the LA colosseum, which was then owned by the city of Los Angeles before being given away to a private university.

The Angels played in Dodger Stadium from 1962-65. There's no such entity as "Chavez Field." They referred to Dodger Stadium as "Chavez Ravine" while they played there. But it is, and always has been, Dodger Stadium.

They are the LA Angels!!!!!! I don't care if you disagree

The Angels didn't play in Wrigley Field as was said at 2:00.

Chavez Ravine was supposed to become a new affordable housing project. The original Mexican farmers were evicted from their properties. The government uses eminent domain to remove them. Don’t believe Angels played there. They played at the colosseum, which was their home field originally.