hitters hall of fame
by John Fontana on Mar 29, 2006 8:00 PM EST
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PrintI don't know what Ted Williams opinion was on baseball in Florida.
I don't know what Teddy Ballgame thought of Tropicana Field, or what his thoughts would be on the feud between the Rays and his Red Sox...
However, Ted Williams is dead. So is the Citrus County location of his illustrious Hitters Hall of Fame. Effective April 3rd, the Hitters Hall of Fame will be closing entirely in Citrus County and will be taking up residence - in part, and then later in full -- at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg.
Citrus County is basically a hell of a ways away from both Orlando and the Tampa Bay region and was cited for dwindling attendance. The new centralized location will be open to the public in general when games are not being played at the Trop.
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