Daegu Baseball Stadium

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Daegu Baseball Stadium
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Daegu Baseball Stadium
Location Daegu, South Korea
Coordinates 35°52′52″N128°35′12″E / 35.880975°N 128.586572°E / 35.880975; 128.586572
OwnerCity of Daegu
Capacity 5,000
Field sizeLeft Field – 99 metres (325 ft)
Left-Center – 115 metres (377 ft)
Center Field – 120 metres (394 ft)
Right-Center – 115 metres (377 ft)
Right Field – 99 metres (325 ft)
Outfield Wall Height – 3 metres (10 ft)
SurfaceNatural grass (1948–1994)
AstroTurf (1995–2006)
FieldTurf (2007–present)
Construction
Opened20 April 1948
Renovated1981
Tenants
Samsung Lions (1982–2015)
Daebung Flag National High School Baseball Championship (1979–present)

Daegu Baseball Stadium is a multi-use stadium in Daegu, South Korea. It is currently used mostly for baseball games and was the home stadium of Samsung Lions between 1982 and 2015. The stadium was built in 1948.

Coordinates: 35°52′51.51″N128°35′11.66″E / 35.8809750°N 128.5865722°E / 35.8809750; 128.5865722

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