Major League Ballpark Stats – BaseballParks.com

Sorted chronologically by franchise

This chart is the culmination of a lot of effort and research. It is certainly a work in progress, as I will be filling in the “blank” fields as I run across the missing data. For right now, though, it should give you some valuable info regarding the ballparks that the teams in the Majors have used starting in 1900.

Notes: (Also see footnotes below the chart)

Franchises are in alphabetical order by current team nickname (note that team nicknames might have changed over the years)
Some “1st year” dates are prior to 1900 because the park was already in use when the new century arrived

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								Outfield dimensions					Wall height
Franchise	League	Stadium	City	Original architect	1st year	Last year	Capacity	Left field	Left center	Center field	Right center	Right field	Left field	Center field	Right field	Area of Fair Territory

Angels	AL	Wrigley Field	Los Angeles	Zachary Taylor Davis	1961	1961	20,457	340	345	412	345	338	14.5	14.5	9
Angels	AL	Dodger Stadium	Los Angeles	Praeger Kavanagh Waterbury	1962	1965	56,000	330	380	410	380	330	3.75	10	3.75
Angels	AL	Angel Stadium of Anaheim	Anaheim	Nobel Herzberg	1966		45,050	330	376	408	361	330	8	8	18	110,000

Colt .45s	NL	Colt Stadium	Houston		1962	1964	32,601	360	395	420	395	360	8	30	8	124,000
Astros	NL	Astrodome	Houston	-1-	1965	1999	54,816	325	375	400	375	325	10	10	10	109,000
Astros	NL	Minute Maid Park	Houston	HOK	2000		42,000	315	362	435	373	326	21	9	7

Athletics	AL	Columbia Park	Philadelphia		1901	1908	13,600
Athletics	AL	Shibe Park	Philadelphia	William Steele and Sons	1909	1954	33,166	334	405	468	393	329	12	20	30	111,000
Athletics	AL	Municipal Stadium	Kansas City	Osborn Engineering	1955	1967	32,561	369	409	421	360	325	22	22	40	116,000
Athletics	AL	Oakland Coliseum	Oakland	Skidmore, Owing and Merrill	1968		45,177	330	362	400	362	330	8	8	8	108,000

Blue Jays	AL	Exhibition Stadium	Toronto	Marini and Morris	1977	1989	43,737	330	375	400	375	330	12	12	12	110,000
Blue Jays	AL	Rogers Centre	Toronto	Rod Robbie and Michael Allen	1989		50,516	328	375	400	375	328	10	10	10	108,000

Braves	NL	South End Grounds	Boston		1894	1914		250	445	450	440	255	6	6	20	129,000
Braves	NL	Fenway Park	Boston	-2-	1914	1915	35,000	324	360	488	374	313	25			120,000
Braves	NL	Braves Field	Boston	Osborn Engineering	1915	1952	37,106	337	365	390	355	319	20	20	10	103,000
Braves	NL	County Stadium	Milwaukee	Skidmore, Owing and Merrill	1953	1965	43,826	320	377	402	377	315	8	8	10	107,000
Braves	NL	Atlanta Fulton County Stadium	Atlanta	Heery	1966	1996	52,013	330	385	402	385	330	10	10	10	113,000
Braves	NL	Turner Field	Atlanta	-3-	1997	2016	50,062	335	380	401	390	330	8	8	8	115,000
Braves	NL	Truist Park	Atlanta	Populous	2017		41,149	335	385	400	375	325	8	8	8

Pilots	AL	Sicks’ Stadium	Seattle		1969	1969	25,420	305	345	402	342	320	8	13	8	100,000
Brewers	AL-NL	County Stadium	Milwaukee	Skidmore, Owing and Merrill	1970	2000	53,192	315	376	402	376	315	10	10	10	107,000
Brewers	NL	Miller Park	Milwaukee	-4-	2001		42,200	344	370	400	374	345	8	8	8

Cardinals	NL	Robison Field	St. Louis		1893	1920	21,000	380	400	435	320	290
Cardinals	NL	Sportsman’s Park (III)	St. Louis	Osborn Engineering	1920	1966	30,500	351	379	420	354	309	11.5	11.5	37	109,000
Cardinals	NL	Busch Stadium	St. Louis	Sverdrup, Parcel & Assoc.	1966	2005	49,676	330	372	402	372	330	8	8	8	110,000
Cardinals	NL	Busch Stadium	St. Louis	HOK	2006		46,861	336	375	400	375	335	8	8	8

Cubs	NL	West Side Grounds	Chicago		1894	1915	16,000	340	441	560	435	316				149,000
Cubs	NL	Wrigley Field	Chicago	Zachary Taylor Davis	1916		38,765	355	353	402	368	353	16	11	15	108,000

Diamondbacks	NL	Chase Field	Phoenix	Ellerbe Becket	1998		48,700	330	374	407	374	334	7.5	25	7.5	113,000

Superbas/Dodgers	NL	Washington Park	Brooklyn		1898	1912	18,800	300	443	400	300	275	12	12	42
Dodgers	NL	Ebbets Field	Brooklyn	Clarence Randall Van Buskirk	1913	1957	28,000	348	351	393	352	297	10	20	38	100,000
Dodgers	NL	Roosevelt Stadium	Jersey City		1956	1957	24,500	330	397	411	397	330	11	4	11
Dodgers	NL	Memorial Coliseum	Los Angeles	John and Donald Parkinson	1958	1961	94,600	252	320	420	380	300	42	6	4	103,000
Dodgers	NL	Dodger Stadium	Los Angeles	Praeger Kavanagh Waterbury	1962		56,000	330	380	400	380	330	8	10	8

Giants	NL	Polo Grounds (IV)	New York		1891	1911	16,000	335		433		335	4	3	4
Giants	NL	Hilltop Park	New York		1911	1911	15,000	365		542		400
Giants	NL	Polo Grounds (V)	New York	-5-	1911	1957	54,500	280	455	480	449	258	17	30.5	12	129,000
Giants	NL	Seal Stadium	San Francisco		1958	1959	22,900	361	364	400	397	350	15	30.5	16	112,000
Giants	NL	3Com Park	San Francisco	John Bolles	1960	1999	58,000	335	375	410	362	335	8	8	8	105,000
Giants	NL	AT&T Park	San Francisco	HOK	2000		40,800	335	364	404	420	307	8	8	25

Blues/Naps	AL	League Park (III)	Cleveland		1901	1909	9,000					290			20
Naps/Indians	AL	League Park (IV)	Cleveland	Osborn Engineering	1910	1946	22,500	375	415	420	400	290	5	35	45	103,000
Guardians	AL	Cleveland Stadium	Cleveland	Walker & Weeks	1932	1993	74,483	320	375	404	370	320	8	16	8	109,000
Guardians	AL	Progressive Field	Cleveland	HOK	1994		43,345	325	370	405	375	325	19	8	8	106,000

Mariners	AL	Kingdome	Seattle	-6-	1977	1999	59,166	331	376	405	352	312	17.5	11.5	23	108,000
Mariners	AL	T Mobile Park	Seattle	NBBJ	1999		47,116	331	388	405	385	326	8	8	8

Marlins	NL	Sun Life Stadium	Miami	HOK	1993	2011	47,662	330	385	404	363	345	26.5	8	8	115,000
Marlins	NL	Marlins Park	Miami	Populous	2012		37,442	344	386	416	392	335	10	16	10

Mets	NL	Polo Grounds (V)	New York	-5-	1962	1963	56,000	280	455	483	449	258	17	30.5	12	129,000
Mets	NL	Shea Stadium	New York	Praeger Kavanagh Waterbury	1964	2008	55,775	338	378	410	378	338	8	8	8	113,000
Mets	NL	Citi Field	New York	Populous	2009		41,800	335	371	408	378	330

Expos	NL	Parc Jarry	Montreal	HOK	1969	1976	28,456	340	368	417	368	340	5	5	5	112,000
Expos	NL	Le Stade Olympique	Montreal	Roger Tallibert	1977	2004	43,739	325	375	404	375	325	12	12	12	112,000
Expos	NL	Estadio Hiram Bithorn	San Juan		2003	2004	18,264	315		399		319	8	8	8
Nationals	NL	RFK Stadium	Washington	Osborn Engineering	2005	2007	45,000	335	380	410	380	335	8	8	8
Nationals	NL	Nationals Park	Washington	HOK and Devrouax & Purnell	2008		41,000	332	377	409	370	335	8	12	8

Brewers	AL	Lloyd Street Grounds	Milwaukee		1901	1901							20
Browns	AL	Sportsman’s Park (II)	St. Louis		1902	1908	18,000						15
Browns	AL	Sportsman’s Park (III)	St. Louis	Osborn Engineering	1909	1953	34,450	351	379	420	354	310	11.5	11.5	37	109,000
Orioles	AL	Memorial Stadium	Baltimore	L.P. Kooken	1954	1991	53,371	309	376	405	376	309	14	6	14	109,000
Orioles	AL	Oriole Park at Camden Yards	Baltimore	HOK	1992		44,970	333	398	400	373	318	13	7	25	107,000

Padres	NL	Qualcomm Stadium	San Diego	Frank L. Hope & Assoc.	1969	2003	67,544	327	370	405	370	330	8.5	8.5	17.5	110,000
Padres	NL	Petco Park	San Diego	HOK and Antoine Predock	2004		42,500	334	358	396	411	322	7.5	7.5	10

Phillies	NL	Baker Bowl	Philadelphia	John Joseph Deery	1887	1938	18,800	342	359	408	300	280	12	35	60	92,000
Phillies	NL	Connie Mack Stadium	Philadelphia	William Steele and Sons	1938	1970	33,608	334	387	410	390	329	12	3	32	111,000
Phillies	NL	Veterans Stadium	Philadelphia	Hugh Stubbins & Assoc.	1971	2003	62,382	330	371	408	371	330	12	12	12	112,000
Phillies	NL	Citizens Bank Ballpark	Philadelphia	-7-	2004		43,500	329	369	401	369	330	13	6	8

Pirates	NL	Exposition Park (III)	Pittsburgh		1891	1909	16,000	400	413	450	413	440
Pirates	NL	Forbes Field	Pittsburgh	Charles W. Leavitt Jr.	1909	1970	35,000	365	406	435	408	300	12	12	28	118,000
Pirates	NL	Three Rivers Stadium	Pittsburgh	-8-	1970	2000	47,971	335	375	400	375	335	10	10	10	112,000
Pirates	NL	PNC Park	Pittsburgh	HOK	2001		38,217	325	386	400	375	320	6	10	21

Senators	AL	Griffith Stadium	Washington	Osborn Engineering	1961	1961	27,550	388	372	421	373	320	6.5	6	31	122,000
Senators	AL	RFK Stadium	Washington	Osborn Engineering	1962	1971	43,500	335	381	410	378	335	7	7	7	113,000
Rangers	AL	Arlington Stadium	Arlington		1972	1993	43,521	333	380	400	380	330	11	11	11	110,000
Rangers	AL	Globe Life Park	Arlington	David M. Schwartz and HKS	1994	2019	49,170	332	390	400	381	325	14	8	8	113,000
Rangers	AL	Globe Life Field	Arlington	HKS	2020		40,300	329	372	407	374	326	8	8	8

Rays	AL	Tropicana Field	St. Petersburg	HOK	1998		45,360	315	370	407	370	322	9.5	9.5	9.5	105,000

Pilgrims/Red Sox	AL	Huntington Avenue Baseball Grounds	Boston		1901	1911	11,500	350	440	530	424	280				154,000
Red Sox	AL	Fenway Park	Boston	-2-	1912		33,925	308	334	390	379	302	37	8.75	5	99,000

Reds	NL	League Park (II)	Cincinnati		1894	1901
Reds	NL	Palace of the Fans	Cincinnati	John G. Thurtle	1902	1911						450
Reds	NL	Crosley Field	Cincinnati	Hake & Hake	1912	1970	29,603	328	380	387	383	366	18	23	9	104,000
Reds	NL	Cinergy Field	Cincinnati	-9-	1970	2002	40,008	320	370	393	375	325	8	30	8
Reds	NL	Great American Ball Park	Cincinnati	HOK	2003		42,059	328	379	404	370	325	12	8	8

Rockies	NL	Mile High Stadium	Denver		1993	1994	76,037	333	366	423	400	370	14	14	18	116,000
Rockies	NL	Coors Field	Denver	HOK	1995		50,249	347	390	415	375	350	8	8	14	117,000

Royals	AL	Municipal Stadium	Kansas City	Osborn Engineering	1969	1972	35,561	369	408	421	382	338	13	22	12	128,000
Royals	AL	Kauffman Stadium	Kansas City	-10-	1973		37,840	330	375	410	375	330	8	8	8	110,000

Tigers	AL	Bennett Park	Detroit		1901	1911	14,000
Tigers	AL	Burns Park	Detroit		1901	1902
Tigers	AL	Tiger Stadium	Detroit	Osborn Engineering	1912	1999	46,945	340	365	440	370	325	6.5	5.5	6.5	113,000
Tigers	AL	Comerica Park	Detroit	HOK and SHG	2000		40,637	345	398	420	403	330	7	8.5	11.5

Senators	AL	American League Park (I)	Washington		1901	1903
Senators	AL	American League Park (II)	Washington		1904	1910
Senators	AL	Griffith Stadium	Washington	Osborn Engineering	1911	1960	28,669	350	372	421	373	320	6.5	6	31	122,000
Twins	AL	Metropolitan Stadium	Bloomington		1961	1981	45,919	343	360	402	370	330	12	8	5	109,000
Twins	AL	Humphrey Metrodome	Minneapolis	Skidmore Owing & Merrill	1982	2009	55,883	343	385	408	367	327	13	13	23	111,000
Twins	AL	Target Field	Minneapolis	Populous	2010		39,504	339	377	404	365	328	8	8	23

White Stockings/Sox	AL	South Side Park (III)	Chicago		1901	1910	15,000
White Sox	AL	Comiskey Park (I)	Chicago	Zachary Taylor Davis	1910	1990	43,951	347	372	409	372	347	10	18	10	114,000
White Sox	AL	Guaranteed Rate Field	Chicago	HOK	1991		40,615	330	377	400	372	335	8	8	8	110,000

Orioles	AL	Oriole Park (IV)	Baltimore		1901	1902
Highlanders	AL	Hilltop Park	New York		1903	1912	15,000	365	402	542	425	400				146,000
Yankees	AL	Polo Grounds (V)	New York	-5-	1913	1922	38,000	286	447	433	440	256	10	20	10
Yankees	AL	Yankee Stadium (I)	New York	Osborn Engineering	1923	1973	67,000	301	457	461	407	296	4	14	4	124,000
Yankees	AL	Shea Stadium	New York	Praeger Kavanagh Waterbury	1974	1975	55,600	341	371	410	371	338	12	8	12	111,000
Yankees	AL	Yankee Stadium (II)	New York	Praeger Kavanagh Waterbury	1976	2008	57,545	318	399	408	385	314	8	7	10	113,000
Yankees	AL	Yankee Stadium (III)	New York	Populous	2009		50,329	318	399	408	385	314

The name of the stadium, the capacity and the dimensions shown are the last/most recent used by that team
The source (in most cases) of the architects is the 2006 edition of Green Cathedrals. Here are the explanations of numbered notes in this column: 1 – Herman Lloyd and WB Morgan and Wilson Morris Crain & Anderson; 2 – Osborn Engineering and Charles E. McLaughlin; 3 – Heery International and Williams-Russell & Johnson and Ellerbe Beckett; 4 – HKS and Eppstein Uhen Assoc.; 5 – Osborn Engineering and Harry B. Herts; 6 – Naramore Bain Brady & Johnson and Skillington Engineers and Osborn Engineering and Praeger-Kavanagh-Waterbury; 7 – Ewing Cole Cherry Brott and HOK; 8 – Deeter Ritchey Sipple and Michael Baker and Osborn Engineering; 9 – Heery & Heery and Finch Alexander Barnes Rothschild & Paschal; 10 – Charles Deaton and Kivett & Meyers
The Area of Fair Territory (AFT) is expressed in square feet. It represents the area of the entire playing surface within the foul lines and outfield walls. It is not available for all parks. The figures listed are from Oscar Palacios’ wonderful book Ballpark Sourcebook, Diamond Diagrams, and do not necessarily reflect the AFT at either the beginning or the end of the stadium’s life. For the exact year represented, please refer to the book.
Stadiums are listed even if they were used only part-time (but regularly, like League Park and Roosevelt Stadium) by a ML team
The listing does not include parks of the Federal League (1914-1915) or the Negro Leagues

There are bound to be errors in this, so please write me and point them out.