Torii Hunter may have had a vision when he donated 500,000 dollars to his home town of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, but I am not sure the result is what he dreamed about. Torii Hunter Complex, which holds home games for the University of Arkansas Pine Bluff Golden Lions baseball team, is located in a horribly underdeveloped neighborhood and holds zero atmosphere or payback for a visiting baseball fan. Located right next to a large college football stadium and parking lot, Delta Natural Kraft Field doesn’t have suitable parking, food, zero spirit and it also happens to smell like sewage and horse manure. Built and opened in 2011, the field seats 1,000 fans but comes nowhere near to filling the stands. It would be best to skip this complex and experience entirely. For a college field and location, it’s horribly rendered. Torii Hunter’s donation gave him the right to put his name on it but he definitely didn’t put any care into it and the name of the field comes from a local Kraft brown paper company. It’s a by the book result that’s got zero passion. Let’s dig into the details. (more…)