KeySpan Park (Brooklyn, NY)
The 2009 season marks the ninth year in the rebirth of Brooklyn baseball as the Brooklyn Cyclones return to KeySpan Park, just off the Coney Island boardwalk. A single-A minor league affiliate of the New York Mets, the Cyclones have won two New York - Penn League titles, and have sent over 20 players to the major leagues.
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The last date listed for Brooklyn Cyclones 2009 Season was Saturday September 5, 2009 / 6:00pm (vs. Lowell Spinners). (view all dates)
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Cyclones games are always tons-o'fun!
This was a great night and a very cost effective way to watch a quality baseball game. We had a great time and would recommend everyone get to Coney Island at least once a summer.
Minor league ball is always a fun and relaxing way to hang with friends. The seats were really good and we got to see Carlos Beltran play without paying big league prices.
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Home to minor league baseball's Brooklyn Cyclones, KeySpan Park provides one of the most spectacular and unique atmospheres in all of sports. The ballpark is located on Coney Island, in the heart of one of Brooklyn's most historic neighborhoods. The beach, the boardwalk, the amusement parks and the world-famous original Nathan's are all within walking distance, and visible from virtually any se
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Baseball and Brooklyn have always shared a unique connection - one that is as historical as it is mythical. For nearly half a century that bond was made even more legendary by its absence, and the collective longing of millions to fill a void that had been left in their hearts. The 2009 season marks the ninth year in the rebirth of Brooklyn baseball. Since 2001 the Cyclones have been one of New York's hottest attractions - winning championships, setting attendance records, and creating countless memories. Its roster - both coaches and players - has been made up of former and future stars. Through it all, there has been one constant...the loyalty and passion of the Brooklyn fans. Since 2001, the Cyclones have led the New York Penn League in attendance.