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American League Ballparks

What would happen if your favorite player was hitting cleanup in Jacobs Field? How far was that left-field poke your shortstop just hit? Could my favorite slugger clear the center field wall in SAFECO Field?

This page is a simple statistical breakdown of each current American League stadium so you can view ballpark data in an easy to understand chart.

"We're starting new history over. I just think all the games that have been played and all the things that have gone into the legacy of being in Yankee Stadium, I think that's the best part about being able to start this new stadium. It's starting those new moments and new long-lasting impressions that the stadium can bring." - New York Yankees Pitcher Joba Chamberlain on MLB.com (Bryan Hoch, 05/03/09)

Current American League Ballparks

A.L. Stadiums At-A-Glance | Current National League Ballparks

Ballpark Name Team 1st Game Seats LF LCF CF RCF RF

Angel Stadium

Anaheim

04-19-1966

45,050

333'

365'

400'

365'

333'

Comerica Park

Detroit

04-11-2000

40,000

346'

395'

422'

365'

330'

Fenway Park

Boston

04-20-1912

36,298

310'

379'

420'

383'

302'

Kauffman Stadium

Kansas City

04-10-1973

40,625

330'

375'

400'

375'

330'

Target Field

Minnesota

04-12-2010

39,504

339'

377'

411'

365'

328'

Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum

Oakland

04-17-1968

43,662

330'

375'

400'

375'

330'

Oriole Park at Camden Yards

Baltimore

04-06-1992

48,876

333'

364'

400'

373'

318'

Progressive Field

Cleveland

04-04-1994

43,368

325'

370'

405'

375'

325'

Rangers Ballpark in Arlington

Texas

04-11-1994

49,166

332'

388'

400'

381'

325'

Rogers Centre

Toronto

06-05-1989

50,516

328'

375'

400'

375'

328'

Safeco Field

Seattle

07-15-1999

47,000

331'

390'

405'

386'

327'

Tropicana Field

Tampa Bay

03-31-1998

45,200

315'

370'

410'

370'

322'

U.S. Cellular Field

Chicago

04-18-1991

44,321

347'

377'

400'

372'

347'

Yankee Stadium

New York

04-16-2009

52,325

318'

399'

408'

385'

314'

Bold = Artificial Turf Current Through 2012 Season


Did you know that Fenway Park, which opened April 20, 1912, is the oldest American League ballpark still in operation?

The cavernous Yankee Stadium has the largest seating capacity of any American League ballpark in operation.

Six new American League stadiums / ball parks opened during the 1990s and two (Comerica & Yankee Stadium) have already opened in the new millennium.

       

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