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Major League Baseball:
Stadium Chronology
by decade


thumbnail stadium diagram 1910s 1920s 1930s 1940s 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s
                     
Boston Red SoxFenway Park
(1912)
>$>>>>>>>>
Boston /
Milwaukee /
Atlanta Braves
Braves Field
(1915)
>>>Milwaukee County Stadium
(1953)
Atlanta Stadium
(1966)
"Atlanta- Fulton County Stadium">Turner Field
(1997)
>
New York YankeesPolo Grounds
(1913)
Yankee Stadium
(1923)
[1937]>>>[1976]>>>
New York /
San Francisco Giants
Polo Grounds
(1911)
$>
>
Seals Stadium
(1958)
Candlestick Park*
(1960)
[1972]>"3-Com Park"
Pac Bell / SBC / AT&T Park
Brooklyn /
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ebbets Field
(1913)
$>>Memorial Coliseum
(1958)
Dodger Stadium
(1962)
>>>>
Philadelphia PhilliesBaker Bowl
(1895)
>Shibe Park*
(1938)
>"Connie Mack Stadium">Veterans Stadium
(1971)
>>Citizens Bank Park
(2004)
Philadelphia /
Kansas City /
Oakland Athletics
Shibe Park*
(1909)
$>>Municipal Stadium
(1955)
Oakland Coliseum
(1968)
>>[1996]"Network Associates / McAfee Coliseum"
Washington Senators /
Minnesota Twins
Griffith Stadium
(1911)
$>>>Metropolitan Stadium
(1961)
>Metrodome
(1982)
>>
Pittsburgh PiratesForbes Field
(1909)
[1925]>>>>Three Rivers Stadium
(1970)
>>PNC Park
(2001)
Detroit Tigers"Navin Field*
(1912)
[1923]"Briggs Stadium"
[1938]
>>"Tiger Stadium">>
>
Comerica Park
(2000)
Cincinnati RedsCrosley Field
(1912)
>[1938]>>>Riverfront Stadium
(1970)
>"Cinergy Field"Great American Ballpark
(2002)
Cleveland IndiansLeague Park
(1910)
("Dunn Field")League ParkCleveland Stadium
(1932,1947)
>>>> Jacobs Field
(1994)
"Progressive Field" (2008)
Chicago CubsWrigley Field
(1916)
[1928][1938]>>>>>>>
Chicago White SoxComiskey Park
(1910)
[1927]>>>>>>Comiskey Park II
(1991)
"U.S. Cellular Field"
St. Louis CardinalsRobison Field
(1893)
Sportsman's Park*
(1920)
>>"Busch Stadium"Busch Stadium II
(1966)
>>(1997)Busch Stadium III
St. Louis Browns /
Baltimore Orioles
Sportsman's Park*
(1909
[1926]>>Memorial Stadium
(1954)
>>>Camden Yards
(1992)
>
Washington Senators (II) /
(Dallas) Texas Rangers
Griffith Stad. /
RFK Stadium
(1962)
Arlington Stadium
(1972)
>Ballpark in Arlington
(1994)
"Ameriquest" /
Rangers Ballpark in Arlington
Houston Colt 45s / AstrosColt Stadium / Astrodome
(1965)
>[1989]>Enron Field / "Minute Maid Park" (2000)
New York Mets Polo Grounds / Shea Stadium>>>>
L.A. / California / Anaheim Angels Wrigley Field / "Chavez Rav." / Anaheim Stad.>[1980]"Edison Field"
[1998]
"Angel Stadium of Anaheim"
Kansas City RoyalsMunicipal Stadium
(1969)
Royal Stadium
(1973)
>"Kauffman Stadium">
Montreal Expos /
Washington Nationals
Jarry Park
(1969)
Olympic Stadium
(1977)
>(until 2004) RFK Stadium
(2005)
Nationals Park
(2008)
San Diego PadresSan Diego Stadium
(1969)
>"San Diego - Jack Murphy Stadium"
[1984]
"Qualcomm Stadium"
[1998]
PETCO Park
(2004)
Seattle Pilots /
Milwaukee Brewers
Sick's Stadium
(1969)
Milwaukee County St.
(1970)
>>Miller Park
(2001)
Seattle MarinersKingdome
(1977)
>Safeco Field
(1999)
>
Toronto Blue JaysExhibition Stadium
(1977)
Skydome
(1989)
>"Rogers Centre"
(Miami) Florida MarlinsJoe Robbie Stad. / "Pro Player Stad."
(1993)
"Dolphin Stadium"
(Denver) Colorado RockiesMile High Stadium
(1993) /
Coors Field
(1995)
>
(Phoenix) Arizona DiamondbacksBank One Ballpark
(1998)
"Chase Field"
(St. Petersburg) Tampa Bay Devil RaysTropicana Field
(1998)
>

Explanation

The table above provides a chronological depiction of each team's stadiums, showing the year when they first played in them except where space is lacking. The original stadium names are links to separate pages for each respective stadium, triggering thumbnail-szied images of the stadium diagram (in most cases, the latest version) when you roll the mouse over the name. In general, subsequent stadium names are only hyperlinks if the name change corresponded to a major renovation. Years in [brackets] indicate when major renovations were made, and in some cases those are hyperlinks that trigger distinct thumbnail versions of the stadium diagrams. Each franchise's history is represented on a single line, with relocations to new cities indicated by vertical red dashes.


Updated:
(Originally posted: Sept. 24, 2003 (on Baseball home page.)

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