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How Rosenblatt Stadium made 75 years of Omaha hosting the College World Series possible


Rosenblatt Stadium, Omaha’s diamond on a hill, was the Metro’s original home of the College World Series. “The initial mecca of college baseball,” said Jack Diesing Jr., president and chairman of College World Series of Omaha, Inc. The stadium made this year’s diamond anniversary for College World Series in Omaha possible. (WOWT.com)

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How Rosenblatt Stadium made 75 years of Omaha hosting the College World Series possible


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