I think of truist park as the culmination of exclusionary suburban thinking. A sparkling clean psuedo-city for people who don't believe in collective infrastructure and think real cities are too messy. Also a tribute to car oriented thinking.
Yes, the regulatory situation at the old stadiums sucked and the neighborhoods surrounding them were depressed by the traffic patterns the stadiums caused, but I don't love moving sports teams to places not served by a city's public transportation