New Sports Venue Distances After Move

I only went across town, but it still changes things a lot. For one thing, I'm further from my hometown's bus terminal with its New York-bound commuter line, and the New Brunswick train station, making it harder to get to these places. But I won't let that stop me.

New sports venue distances after my recent move, in miles. Former sites in Italics: Jay Doyle Field, East Brunswick: 0.9

Denny Stadium, South River: 1.6

Lombardi Field, Old Bridge: 6.3

Memorial Stadium, New Brunswick: 7.0

SHI Stadium, Rutgers University, Piscataway: 9.1

Louis Brown Athletic Center, Rutgers, Piscataway: 9.5

TD Bank Ballpark, Somerset Patriots, Bridgewater: 16.3

Powers Field and Jadwin Gymnasium, Princeton University, Princeton: 17.4

Prudential Center, New Jersey Devils, Newark: 28.0

Red Bull Arena, New York Red Bulls, Harrison: 29.2

Richmond County Bank Ballpark, Staten Island Yankees: 32.2

Arm & Hammer Park, Trenton Thunder: 32.5

MetLife Stadium, New York Giants & Jets, East Rutherford: 36.0

FirstEnergy Park, Jersey Shore BlueClaws, Lakewood: 36.6

MCU Park, Brooklyn Cyclones: 37.4

Madison Square Garden (1968-present), New York Knicks & Rangers, Manhattan: 39.8

Madison Square Garden (1925-1968), New York Knicks & Rangers, Manhattan: 40.0

Barclays Center, Brooklyn Nets: 40.4

Ebbets Field, Brooklyn Dodgers: 40.8

Polo Grounds, New York Giants, Manhattan: 47.9

Yankee Stadium (1923-2008), New York Yankees, Bronx: 48.8

Yankee Stadium (2009-present), New York Yankees, Bronx: 48.8

Shea Stadium, New York Mets & Jets, Queens: 50.9 Citi Field, New York Mets, Queens: 51.0

Connie Mack Stadium, Philadelphia Athletics & Phillies: 59.9

Liacouras Center, Temple University, Philadelphia: 61.3

Franklin Field, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia: 62.5

Palestra, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia: 62.6

Spectrum, Philadelphia 76ers & Flyers, 64.4

Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia Phillies & Eagles: 64.5

Wells Fargo Center, Philadelphia 76ers & Flyers: 64.6

Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia Eagles: 64.7 Citizens Bank Park, Philadelphia Phillies: 64.7

Michael J. Hagan Arena, St. Joseph's University, Philadelphia: 65.4

Tom Gola Arena, La Salle University, Philadelphia: 66.0

Nassau Coliseum, New York Islanders, Hempstead: 66.8

Pavilion, Villanova University, Villanova: 70.8

Subaru Park, Philadelphia Union, Chester, 78.5

Michie Stadium, U.S. Military Academy (Army football), West Point: 86.6

Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City: 95.1

XL Center, Hartford Whalers: 152

Memorial Stadium, Baltimore Orioles & Colts: 154

Royal Farms Arena, Baltimore Bullets: 158

Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Baltimore Orioles: 158

M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore Ravens: 158

Gampel Pavilion, University of Connecticut, Storrs: 176

Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis: 181

XFINITY Center, University of Maryland (rival of Rutgers), College Park: 187

Maryland Stadium, University of Maryland, College Park: 187

Cole Field House, University of Maryland, College Park: 187

Capital Centre, Washington Bullets & Capitals, Landover: 188

FedEx Field, Washington Football Team, Landover: 189

Robert F. Kennedy Stadium, Washington Senators & Redskins: 190

Griffith Stadium, Washington Senators & Redskins: 192

Capital One Arena, Washington Wizards & Capitals: 192 Nationals Park, Washington Nationals: 194

Audi Field, D.C. United, Washington: 195

Baseball Hall of Fame, Cooperstown: 224

Foxboro Stadium, New England Patriots & Revolution, Foxborough: 242

Gillette Stadium, New England Patriots & Revolution, Foxborough: 242

Beaver Stadium, Penn State University, College Station (rival of Rutgers): 244

Fenway Park, Boston Red Sox: 248

Boston Garden, Boston Celtics & Bruins: 250

TD Garden, Boston Celtics & Bruins: 250

In other words, for all intents and purposes:

Rutgers 9

Princeton 17

Newark 28

Trenton 32

Meadowlands 36

Midtown Manhattan 39

Brooklyn 40

South Bronx 48

Flushing Meadow 51

Philadelphia 64

Baltimore 158

Washington 192

Boston 250