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Originally Posted by James Bond Agent 007
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Hmm, Cincinnati sort of does also. With the emphasis on the "sort of." Their two stadiums are (almost) next to each other, but aren't part of the same complex. Does that count? Same with Detroit, but in that case they *are* directly next to each other, but still not really the same "complex."
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I think the difference between Philadelphia & Kansas City, and Detroit and Cincinnati (and Pittsburgh), is the large expanse of parking lots surrounding the stadiums. It's a neighborhood of parking lots, mainly, with the stadiums and sports statues here and there.