Editing Sporting Kansas City (section)

===CommunityAmerica Ballpark===
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[[File:Kansas City NWSL 2021.jpg|right|thumb|CommunityAmerica Ballpark was the home stadium of the Kansas City Wizards before moving to Children's Mercy Park.]]
The Wizards entered an agreement with the [[Kansas City T-Bones]] to use their home stadium, CommunityAmerica Ballpark, during the 2008 and 2009 seasons. The deal was later extended to include 2010.  The stadium, located across the state line in Kansas City, Kansas, built a new bleacher section financed by the Wizards to increase its capacity to 10,385.  This move made the Wizards the third MLS team to share their home ground with a [[baseball]] team. [[D.C. United]] had been sharing [[Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium|RFK Stadium]] with [[Major League Baseball]]'s [[Washington Nationals]] in Washington, D.C., before the latter's move into [[Nationals Park]].  The [[San Jose Earthquakes]] used [[Oakland–Alameda County Coliseum]] in [[Oakland]], home of the [[Oakland A's]] (and [[Oakland Raiders]]), for certain games during the 2008 and 2009 seasons.

The Wizards originally planned to return to Kansas City, Missouri, and build a new stadium there – tentatively called [[Trails Stadium]] – as part of a major [[The Trails|mixed-use development]]. The team had received all required approvals and was awaiting site demolition; however, the 2008–09 financial crisis ultimately led to the scrapping of the Trails Stadium project.