The Marlins will be playing in a shiny, new stadium come 2012. Too shiny, actually:

So your eyeballs sometimes feel like they’ve been seared this summer by the retina-wrenching glare in and around downtown Miami?
That’s all due to the top of the new Marlins stadium.
The retractable roof at the under-construction stadium closed for the first time in late spring, exposing the metal deck just in time to catch the strongest of the summer rays and the eyeballs of many drivers on I-95 and SR 836.
“We have had some comments,” chuckled Claude Delorme, executive vice president of Ballpark Development.
Drivers will be glad to know that relief is near.
Installation began last week on a white rubber membrane that will ultimately cover all the metal. The membrane is designed to reflect the sun and reduce the heat inside when the roof is closed.

And to go along with a poorly thought-out roof design, behold! The new logo of the Miami Marlins: