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SportsConey Island
Maimonides Park
Description
Brooklynites spent more than four decades without professional baseball after the beloved Dodgers left town, but the Cyclones arrived in 2001 along with one of the most charming ballparks in the game. Complete with neon-accented lights, views of the beach and the team's eponymous roller coaster nearby—and, lest we forget, the gentle sea breeze—fans will tell you it was worth the wait.
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