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Target Field
Target Field in Minneapolis
AP Photo/Ann Heisenfelt

One of the people who will be in the stands next week enjoying the return of outdoor Major League Baseball in Minnesota is Julian Loscalzo. On Monday.... the Minnesota Twins hold their home opener at the new ballpark after almost 30 years playing in the Metrodome. Loscalzo led the grass roots effort "Save the Met" three decades ago to keep the Twins in Metropolitan Stadium in Bloomington. MPR producer Jim Bickal spoke with Loscalzo about how stadiums have changed over the years.

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Target Field
Target Field in Minneapolis
AP Photo/Ann Heisenfelt