As the surge in the minor league's popularity continues to produce larger crowds, higher ticket prices, high-tech stadiums, and higher-priced talent it becomes cause for concern that this success may encroach upon the very beauty of baseball at this level
Opening a swanky and svelte 6000-seat stadium in Rancho Cucamonga in April, 1993, the Quakes went on that year to break Class A attendance marks with well beyond 330,000 fans, thus encouraging franchises in the Cal with older ballparks to upgrade or rebuild facilities over the next decade and into the future
Photograph by Tammy Lechner ©STILL Productions, Inc
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