American League Ballpark History and Team Chronology by Baseball Almanac

American League Ballpark History and Team Chronology

The following American League chart will bring forth the names of the fields, stadiums, or ballparks played in by each of the current American League teams.

Exhibition game sites are not included, but the venues for each American League franchise are complete and bold names denote a change of name.

"Folks, it ain't over until its over." - Stadium Announcers Everywhere

American League Ballpark History A.L. Team Ballpark Chronology \| N.L. Team Ballpark Chronology
Team	Field Name	Year(s)
Baltimore Orioles	Lloyd Street Grounds	1901-1901
	Sportsman's Park	1902-1953
	Memorial Stadium	1954-1991
	Oriole Park At Camden Yards	1992-Current
Boston Red Sox	Huntington Avenue Grounds	1901-1911
Boston Red Sox	Fenway Park	1912-Current
Chicago White Sox	South Side Park	1901-1910
	Comiskey Park	1910-1990
	Comiskey Park (II)	1991-2002
	U.S. Cellular Park	2003-Current
Cleveland Indians	League Park	1901-1931
	League Park (Weekday Games)	1932-1946
	Cleveland Municipal Stadium (Weekends & Holidays)	1932-1946
	Cleveland Municipal Stadium	1946-1993
	Jacobs Field	1994-2007
	Progressive Field	2008-Current
Detroit Tigers	Bennett Park	1901-1911
	Navin Field	1912-1937
	Briggs Stadium	1938-1960
	Tiger Stadium	1961-2000
	Comerica Park	2000-Current
Kansas City Royals	Municipal Stadium	1969-1972
	Royals Stadium	1973-1993
	Kauffman Stadium	1994-Current
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	Los Angeles Wrigley Field	1961-1961
	Chavez Ravine (Dodger Stadium)	1962-1965
	Anaheim Stadium	1966-1996
	Edison International Field	1997-2003
	Angel Stadium	2004-Current
Minnesota Twins	American League Park	1901-1910
	Griffith Stadium	1911-1960
	Metropolitan Stadium	1961-1981
	Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome	1982-2009
	Target Field	2010-Current
New York Yankees	American League Park	1901-1902
	Hilltop Park	1903-1912
	Polo Grounds	1913-1922
	Yankee Stadium	1923-1973
	Shea Stadium	1974-1975
	Yankee Stadium	1976-2008
	Yankee Stadium	2009-Current
Oakland Athletics	Columbia Park	1901-1908
	Shibe Park	1909-1954
	Municipal Stadium	1955-1967
	Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum	1968-1998
	Network Associates Coliseum	1999-2003
	McAfee Coliseum	2004-2008
	Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum	2009-Current
Seattle Mariners	Kingdome	1977-1999
Seattle Mariners	Safeco Field	1999-Current
Tampa Bay Rays	Tropicana Park	1998-Current
Texas Rangers	Griffith Stadium	1961-1961
	Robert F. Kennedy Stadium	1962-1971
	Arlington Stadium	1972-1993
	The Ballpark in Arlington	1994-2004
	Ameriquest Field in Arlington	2004-2006
	Rangers Ballpark in Arlington	2007-Current
Toronto Blue Jays	Exhibition Stadium	1977-1989
	Skydome	1989-2004
	Rogers Centre	2005-Current
Team	Field Name	Year(s)

Did you know that the New York Yankees have played in more stadiums than any other American League team?

The Tampa Bay Rays are the ONLY American League team still playing on their first field / first ballpark.

Los Angeles Wrigley Field is a Minor League park that once hosted the Anaheim Angels and the television series 'Home Run Derby.'

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