List of International League stadiums

First Horizon Park, one of the newest stadiums in the International League, opened in 2015. It is the home of the Nashville Sounds.

Delorimier Stadium opened in 1928 and was the home of the Montreal Royals.

There are 20 stadiums in use by International League (IL) baseball teams. The oldest stadium is Sahlen Field, home of the Buffalo Bisons, which was built in 1988. The newest stadium is Polar Park, home of the Worcester Red Sox, which opened in 2021. Two stadiums were built in the 1980s, six in the 1990s, seven in the 2000s, four in the 2010s, and one in the 2020s. The highest seating capacity of all active stadiums is 16,600 at Buffalo's Sahlen Field. The stadium with the lowest capacity is CHS Field, the home of the St. Paul Saints, which seats 7,210. All stadiums use a grass surface.

Some 100 additional ballparks formerly hosted International League teams since the league's formation in 1884. These include stadiums from the Eastern League (1884), New York State League (1885), International Association (1888-1890), and Eastern Association (1891), each of which league officials consider part of its origins, and the Eastern League (1892–1911), which changed its name to the International League in 1912. ^[1]

Active stadiums

Name	Team	City	State	Opened	Capacity	Ref.
AutoZone Park	Memphis Redbirds	Memphis	Tennessee	2000	10,000	[2]
CHS Field	St. Paul Saints	Saint Paul	Minnesota	2015	7,210	[3]
Coca-Cola Park	Lehigh Valley IronPigs	Allentown	Pennsylvania	2008	10,100	[4]
Coolray Field	Gwinnett Stripers	Lawrenceville	Georgia	2009	10,427	[5]
Durham Bulls Athletic Park	Durham Bulls	Durham	North Carolina	1995	10,000	[6]
Fifth Third Field	Toledo Mud Hens	Toledo	Ohio	2002	10,300	[7]
First Horizon Park	Nashville Sounds	Nashville	Tennessee	2015	10,000	[8]
Harbor Park	Norfolk Tides	Norfolk	Virginia	1993	11,856	[9]
Huntington Park	Columbus Clippers	Columbus	Ohio	2009	10,100	[10]
Innovative Field	Rochester Red Wings	Rochester	New York	1997	10,840	[11]
Louisville Slugger Field	Louisville Bats	Louisville	Kentucky	2000	13,131	[12]
NBT Bank Stadium	Syracuse Mets	Syracuse	New York	1997	10,815	[13]
PNC Field	Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders	Moosic	Pennsylvania	1989	10,000	[14]
Polar Park	Worcester Red Sox	Worcester	Massachusetts	2021	9,508	[15]
Principal Park	Iowa Cubs	Des Moines	Iowa	1992	11,500	[16]
Sahlen Field	Buffalo Bisons	Buffalo	New York	1988	16,600	[17]
Truist Field	Charlotte Knights	Charlotte	North Carolina	2014	10,200	[18]
Victory Field	Indianapolis Indians	Indianapolis	Indiana	1996	13,750	[19]
VyStar Ballpark	Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp	Jacksonville	Florida	2003	11,000	[20]
Werner Park	Omaha Storm Chasers	Papillon	Nebraska	2011	9,023	[21]

Map

Sahlen
Field

Durham Bulls Athletic Park

Truist Field

VyStar Ballpark

Coca-Cola Park

Harbor Park

Innovative Field

PNC Field

NBT Bank Stadium

Polar Park

Coolray Field

Huntington Park

Victory
Field

Louisville Slugger Field

Fifth Third Field

Principal Park

Werner Park

AutoZone Park

First Horizon Park

CHS Field

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Current stadium locations:

  East division

  West Division

Gallery

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  AutoZone Park (Memphis Redbirds)
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  CHS Field (St. Paul Saints)
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  Coca-Cola Park (Lehigh Valley IronPigs)
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  Coolray Field (Gwinnett Stripers)
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  Durham Bulls Athletic Park (Durham Bulls)
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  Fifth Third Field (Toledo Mud Hens)
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  First Horizon Park (Nashville Sounds)
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  Innovative Field (Rochester Red Wings)
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  Harbor Park (Norfolk Tides)
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  Huntington Park (Columbus Clippers)
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  Louisville Slugger Field (Louisville Bats)
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  NBT Bank Stadium (Syracuse Mets)
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  Polar Park (Worcester Red Sox)
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  PNC Field (Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders)
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  Principal Park (Iowa Cubs)
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  Sahlen Field (Buffalo Bisons)
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  Truist Field (Charlotte Knights)
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  Victory Field (Indianapolis Indians)
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  VyStar Ballpark (Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp)
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  Werner Park (Omaha Storm Chasers)

Former stadiums

Key

Name	Stadium's name in its last season of hosting IL baseball
Opened	Opening of earliest stadium variant used for hosting IL baseball
Capacity	Stadium's most recent capacity while hosting IL baseball

Name	Team(s)	Locality	State Province Territory	Opened	Capacity	Ref.
Allentown Fairgrounds	Allentown Dukes, Allentown Buffalos	Allentown	Pennsylvania			[22]
American League Park [a]	Baltimore Orioles	Baltimore	Maryland	1901	12,000 [23]	[24]
Athletic Park	Washington Nationals	Washington, D.C.	N/A			[25]
Atlanta Stadium	Atlanta Crackers	Atlanta	Georgia	1965 [26]	52,710	[27]
Atwater Park [b]	Montreal Royals	Montreal	Quebec	1897		[29]
The Ballpark	Maine Guides/Phillies	Old Orchard Beach	Maine	1983	6,500	[30]
Barnum Grounds	Bridgeport Giants	Bridgeport	Connecticut		800	[31]
Base Ball Grounds	Harrisburg Olympics, York White Roses	Harrisburg	Pennsylvania			[32]
Bay Street Park	Rochester Hustlers/Colts/Tribe/Red Wings, Rochester Bronchos/Hustlers [33]	Rochester	New York	1908	9,500 [33]	[34]
Boschen Field	Richmond Virginians	Richmond	Virginia			[35]
Buffalo Baseball Park [c]	Buffalo Bisons	Buffalo	New York	1899		[36]
Bush Stadium [d]	Indianapolis Indians	Indianapolis	Indiana	1931	12,934	[37]
Cardinal Stadium [e]	Louisville Colonels, Louisville Redbirds/RiverBats	Louisville	Kentucky	1956	33,500	[38]
Cooper Stadium [f]	Columbus Clippers, Columbus Jets, Columbus Red Birds	Columbus	Ohio	1932	15,000	[39] [40]
Culver Field	Rochester Maroons, Rochester Jingoes/Hopbitters, Rochester Patriots, Rochester Bronchos	Rochester	New York			[41]
Decasse Park	Ottawa Giants, Ottawa Athletics	Ottawa	Ontario			[42]
Delorimier Stadium [g]	Montreal Royals	Montreal	Quebec	1928	20,000	[43]
The Diamond	Richmond Braves	Richmond	Virginia	1985	12,000	[44]
Diamond Park	Toronto Maple Leafs	Toronto	Ontario	1901 [45]	5,200	[46]
East State Street Grounds	Trenton Trentonians	Trenton	New Jersey		3,000	[47]
Emmett Street Grounds	Newark Domestics, Newark Little Giants	Newark	New Jersey			[48]
Estadio Sixto Escobar	San Juan Marlins	San Juan	Puerto Rico	1935	9,000	[49]
Forepaugh Park	Philadelphia Athletics	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania		5,000	[50]
Frank D. Lawrence Stadium [h]	Tidewater Tides	Portsmouth	Virginia	1941	11,000 [51]	[52]
Gran Stadium de la Habana [i]	Havana Sugar Kings	Havana	Havana	1946	32,000	[53]
Hamilton Athletic Association Grounds	Hamilton Tigers	Hamilton	Ontario		4,000	[54]
Hanlan's Point Stadium	Toronto Maple Leafs	Toronto	Ontario	1908	17,000	[55]
Hartford Park	Hartford Indians/Wooden Nutmegs	Hartford	Connecticut		6,000	[56]
Hawkins Stadium	Albany Senators	Albany	New York	1928	9,100 [57]	[58]
Howard Avenue Grounds	New Haven, New Haven Nutmegs	New Haven	Connecticut			[59]
Island Park [j]	Harrisburg Senators	Harrisburg	Pennsylvania	1902	5,000 [60]	[61]
Johnson Field	Binghamton Bingos	Binghamton	New York		3,400	[62]
Knights Stadium	Charlotte Knights	Fort Mill	South Carolina	1990	10,000	[63]
Labatt Park [k]	London Tecumsehs	London	Ontario	1877 [64]	4,800	[65]
Lansdowne Park	Ottawa Giants, Ottawa Athletics, Ottawa Wanderers[ citation needed ]	Ottawa	Ontario	1909	24,000	[66]
Lauer Park	Reading Coal Barons/Marines/Aces/Keystones	Reading	Pennsylvania		6,000	[67]
Laurel Hill Base Ball Park	Scranton Indians/Miners/Coal Heavers	Scranton	Pennsylvania			[68]
League Park I	Akron Buckeyes	Akron	Ohio	1906	5,000	[69]
Lee Park	Richmond Climbers/Virginians	Richmond	Virginia	1912	7,000	[70]
Lynx Stadium	Ottawa Lynx	Ottawa	Ontario	1993	10,332 [71]	[72]
MacArthur Stadium	Syracuse Chiefs	Syracuse	New York	1934	10,500	[73]
Maple Avenue Driving Park	Elmira Colonels	Elmira	New York			[74]
Maple Leaf Stadium	Toronto Maple Leafs	Toronto	Ontario	1926	23,500	[75]
Melrose Park	Providence Grays	Providence	Rhode Island		7,500	[76]
Memorial Stadium	Baltimore Orioles	Baltimore	Maryland	1950	31,000	[77]
Meriden Ball Park	Meriden Maroons	Meriden	Connecticut	1885		[78]
Messer Street Grounds	Providence Clamdiggers	Providence	Rhode Island	1878	3,000	[79]
Metropolitan Memorial Park	Tidewater Tides	Norfolk	Virginia	1970	6,200	[80]
Miami Stadium	Miami Marlins	Miami	Florida	1949	13,500	[81]
Monumental Park	Baltimore Monumentals	Baltimore	Maryland	1884	1,500	[82]
Municipal Stadium	Baltimore Orioles	Baltimore	Maryland	1922	65,000	[83]
Ned Skeldon Stadium	Toledo Mud Hens	Toledo	Ohio	1965	10,025 [84]	[85]
New Broad Street Park	Richmond Climbers, Richmond Climbers/Virginians	Richmond	Virginia			[86]
Oakdale Park	Jersey City Skeeters	Jersey City	New Jersey			[87]
Offermann Stadium [l]	Buffalo Bisons	Buffalo	New York	1924	14,000	[88]
Olympic Park	Buffalo Bisons	Buffalo	New York	1884 [89]	5,000 [90]	[91]
The Oval	Worcester Farmers/Quakers/Hustlers/Riddlers	Worcester	Massachusetts	1892	2,000	[92]
Parker Field	Richmond Virginians, Richmond Braves	Richmond	Virginia	1934	9,500	[93]
Penryn Park	Lebanon Cedars	Lebanon	Pennsylvania	1889		[94]
Ponce de Leon Park [m]	Atlanta Crackers	Atlanta	Georgia	1924	12,500 [95]	[96]
Pynchon Park [n]	Springfield, Springfield Cubs, Springfield Ponies/Maroons	Springfield	Massachusetts	1853 [97]	4,500 [97]	[98]
Recreation Park	Detroit Wolverines	Detroit	Michigan	1879	7,500	[99]
Recreation Park	Rochester Patriots, Rochester Bronchos	Rochester	New York			[100]
Recreation Park I	Elmira Gladiators	Elmira	New York			[101]
Red Crescent Park	Providence Clamdiggers/Grays	Providence	Rhode Island			[102]
Richardson Park	Oswego Sweegs/Starchboxes	Oswego	New York			[103]
Riverside Grounds	Utica Pent-Ups, Syracuse–Utica Stars	Utica	New York		1,200	[104]
Riverside Park	Albany Governors, Albany Senators	Albany	New York		3,000	[105]
Riverside Park	Binghamton Bingos	Binghamton	New York			[106]
Riverside Park [o]	Rochester Browns/Blackbirds	Rochester	New York			[28]
Roosevelt Stadium	Jersey City Giants, Jersey City Jerseys	Jersey City	New Jersey	1923	23,000	[107]
Ruppert Stadium [p]	Newark Bears	Newark	New Jersey	1926	12,000	[108]
Sam W. Wolfson Park [q]	Jacksonville Suns	Jacksonville	Florida	1955	8,200	[109]
Sandy Creek Grounds	Oswego Sweegs	Oswego	New York			[110]
Silver Stadium [r]	Rochester Red Wings	Rochester	New York	1928	11,502	[111]
Skeeters Park [s]	Jersey City Skeeters/Colts	Jersey City	New Jersey	1902 [112]	8,500 [112]	[113]
Speranza Park	Toledo White Stockings/Black Pirates	Toledo	Ohio			[114]
Star Park [t]	Syracuse Stars, Syracuse–Utica Stars	Syracuse	New York	1885	5,000	[115]
Star Park	Syracuse Stars	Syracuse	New York		5,500	[116]
Sunlight Park	Toronto Canucks/Maple Leafs	Toronto	Ontario		2,000	[117]
Terrapin Park [u]	Baltimore Orioles	Baltimore	Maryland	1914	16,000	[118]
Tim McCarver Stadium [v]	Memphis Blues	Memphis	Tennessee	1963	5,447	[119]
Traveler Field [w]	Arkansas Travelers	North Little Rock	Arkansas	1931	6,083	[120]
Treasure Island [x]	Troy Trojans/Washer Women	Troy	New York			[121]
Trenton Thunder Ballpark [y]	Buffalo Bisons	Trenton	New Jersey	2021	6,440 [124]	[122] [123]
Union Assn. Park	Wilmington Quicksteps/Blue Hens	Wilmington	Delaware		3,000	[125]
Union Park Grounds	Saginaw–Bay City Hyphens	Saginaw	Michigan			[126]
Union Street Grounds [z]	Rochester Flour Cities	Rochester	New York		1,500	[127]
Virginia Baseball Park	Richmond Virginians	Richmond	Virginia		1,000	[128]
War Memorial Stadium [aa]	Buffalo Bisons	Buffalo	New York	1937	46,000	[129]
War Memorial Stadium	Peninsula Whips	Hampton	Virginia	1948	3,750	[130]
Washington Park I	Brooklyn Atlantics	Brooklyn	New York		3,000	[131]
Watt Powell Park [ab]	Charleston Marlins, Charleston Charlies	Charleston	West Virginia	1948	5,500 [132]	[133]
Wenona Park	Saginaw–Bay City Hyphens	Bay City	Michigan			[134]
Wiedenmayer Park	Newark Sailors/Indians, Newark Bears	Newark	New Jersey		19,000 [135]	[136]
Winnipeg Stadium	Winnipeg Whips	Winnipeg	Manitoba	1953	6,096	[137]

Maps

100km
62miles

Worcester

Wilmington

Utica

Troy

Trenton

Toronto

Toledo

Syracuse

Springfield

Scranton

Saginaw

Rochester

Reading

Providence

Philadelphia

Pawtucket

Ottawa

Oswego

Old Orchard Beach

Newark

New Haven

Moosic

Montreal

Des Moines

Meriden

Winnipeg

London

Lebanon

Jersey City

Papillion

Indianapolis

Saint Paul

Hartford

Harrisburg

Hamilton

Elmira

Detroit

Columbus

Buffalo

Brooklyn

Bridgeport

Binghamton

Bay City

Allentown

Albany

Akron

  

International League stadium northern locations

150km
100miles

Washington, D.C.

San Juan

Richmond

Portsmouth

North Little Rock

Norfolk

Nashville

Miami

Memphis

Louisville

Lawrenceville

Jacksonville

Havana

Hampton

Fort Mill

Durham

Charlotte

Charleston

Baltimore

Atlanta

  

International League stadium southern locations

See also

• Baseball portal

• List of International League teams
• List of American Association (1902–1997) stadiums
• List of Pacific Coast League stadiums
• List of Triple-A baseball stadiums

Notes

1. American League Park was also known as Oriole Park IV.
2. Atwater Park was used for the remainder of the 1897 season after Riverside Park burned on July 10, forcing the Rochester Blackbirds relocate, where they became the Montreal Royals. ^[28]
3. Buffalo Baseball Park was known as New Olympic Park (1899–1907).
4. Bush Stadium was also known as Victory Field I and Perry Field.
5. Cardinal Stadium was originally called Fairgrounds Stadium.
6. Cooper Stadium's previous names were Redbirds Stadium, Jets Stadium, and Franklin County Stadium.
7. Delorimier Stadium was temporarily renamed Hector Racine Stadium.
8. Frank D. Lawrence Stadium was initially named Portsmouth Stadium.
9. Gran Stadium de la Habana was renamed Estadio Latinoamericano in 1971.
10. Island Park was also known as Riverside Park.
11. Labatt Park was known as Tecumseh Park (1888–1924) and Queens Park (1925–1930).
12. Offermann Stadium was called Bison Stadium before being renamed in 1935.
13. Original Ponce de Leon Park was destroyed by fire, rebuilt, and named Spiller Park (1924–1931).
14. First two stadiums on the site of Pynchon Park were known as Hampden Park (1853–1908) and Hampden Park II (1908–1937).
15. Riverside Park burned on July 10, 1897, causing the Rochester Blackbirds to finish the season at Atwater Park as the Montreal Royals.
16. Ruppert Stadium was also known as Davids Stadium and Bear Stadium, and was built around the same footprint as Wiedemayer Park.
17. Sam W. Wolfson Park was originally named Jacksonville Baseball Park (1955–1964).
18. Silver Stadium was originally called Red Wing Stadium (1929–1968).
19. Skeeters Park was also called West Side Park.
20. This Star Park was also known as Old Star Park.
21. Terrapin Park was also known as Oriole Park V.
22. Tim McCarver Stadium was also known as Blues Stadium.
23. Traveler Field was renamed Ray Winder Field in 1966.
24. Treasure Island was also known as Pleasure Island.
25. The Buffalo Bisons played the first four months of the 2021 season at Trenton Thunder Ballpark in Trenton, New Jersey, after being displaced from Buffalo's Sahlen Field by their MLB affiliate, the Toronto Blue Jays, who used the facility due to travel restrictions imposed between the United States and Canada because of the COVID-19 pandemic. ^{[122] [123]}
26. Union Street Grounds was also known as Hop Bitters Grounds.
27. War Memorial Stadium was also known as The Rockpile.
28. Watt Powell Park was also known as Exhibition Park.

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• Gallery of stadium images
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