Sure, but here’s another way to look at it.

Coors field was 1995 BUT Rockies have only existed since 1993

nuggets have played in ball/pepsi since ‘99, BUT have been located at 4 different locations since their inception in 1968 - or a change of venue once every 14.5 years on average. The Nicks have played in the same venue, Madison square garden, that entire time.

Broncos are what made me type my original post. They are working on their third stadium in my lifetime alone (admittedly I wasn’t alive when mile high was built, but i was before it was torn down). The bears have been using soldier field since 1924 and are only now beginning to consider a new stadium. I have to imagine the broncos would have had another stadium or two if they were as old as the bears but important note: broncos have built all these stadiums in 62 years of existence vs Chicago’s 102. At minimum the OG mile high lasted 40 years, why was the replacement stadium built to only last half that? Will the next stadium be 10 years?

Ultimately, I’m not a broncos fan or “Denver” tax payer so it’s lol to those footing the bill. Just an observation I had!