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Hi Corbett Field
Interesting Facts Hi Corbett Field, Tucson, AZ, the Spring Training home of the Colorado Rockies was constructed in the 1930's and dedicated in 1951 after Hiram Steven Corbett. Corbett (1885-1967), served as president of the Tucson Baseball Commission for over 25 years More Information Rockies Spring Training		Facts -Tenant: Colorado Rockies -Opened: 1937 -Years at Park: 12 -Capacity: 8,665 -Dimensions: 366' to LF, 348' to RF, 392' to center -Parking: Paid at Park Address: 3400 E. Camino Campestre Tucson, AZ 85716
HoHoKam Park
Interesting Facts HoHoKam Park also has a practice field, a practice infield, four batting tunnels, bi-level bullpens in right-centerfield and a 13,955-square foot clubhouse. The facility, which includes paved and grass parking for 3,000 cars, was built on a 48.45-acre site. More Information Cubs Spring Training		Facts -Tenant: Chicago Cubs -Opened: 1997 -Years at Park: 9 -Capacity: 12,575 -Dimensions: 340' to LF, 350' to RF, 410' to center Parking: Paid at Park Address: 1235 N. Center St. Mesa, AZ 85201
Maryvale Baseball Park
Interesting Facts The ballpark features a recessed playing field and shaded concourse which provides an uninterrupted view of the action. The ballpark's 7,000 seats plus the lush outfield berm, assures an intimate baseball experience in a fan-friendly, relaxed setting. More Information Brewers Spring Training		Facts -Tenant: Milwaukee Brewers -Opened: 1998 -Years at Park: 7 -Capacity: 7,000 -Dimensions: 330' to LF, 330' to RF, 410' to center Parking: Paid at Park Address: 3600 N. 51st Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85031
Peoria Stadium
Interesting Facts The first two-team facility built in the country, this complex is still thought of by many as the premier baseball facility in the country. Sitting on 150 acres, each team has 6 and 1/2 major league sized practice fields. More Information Mariners Spring Training Padres Spring Training		Facts -Tenant: Seattle Mariners/San Diego Padres -Opened: 1994 -Years at Park: 11 -Capacity: 11,000 -Dimensions: 340' to LF, 340' to RF, 410' to center Parking: Free Address: 16101 N. 83rd Ave. Peoria, AZ 85382
Phoenix Municipal Stadium
Interesting Facts The first two-team facility built in the country, this complex is still thought of by many as the premier baseball facility in the country. Sitting on 150 acres, each team has 6 and 1/2 major league sized practice fields. More Information Athletics Spring Training		Facts -Tenant: Oakland A's -Opened: 1965 -Years at Park: 22 -Capacity: 8,500 -Dimensions: 345' to LF, 345' to RF, 410' to center Parking: Paid at the Park Address: 5999 E. Van Buren Phoenix, AZ 85008
Scottsdale Stadium
Interesting Facts As one of the Cactus League leaders in attendance, the Giants will be the most desirable ticket in town as they look to jumpstart their season in the Valley of the Sun. Celebrating another season in Scottsdale, the Giants begin the spring season March 3. More Information Giants Spring Training		Facts -Tenant: San Francisco Giants -Opened: 1983 -Years at Park: 21 -Capacity: 10,500 -Dimensions: 360' to LF, 430' to center, 360' to RF Parking: Paid at the Park Address: 7408 E. Osborn Road Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Surprise Stadium
Interesting Facts The Surprise Recreation Campus is home to Surprise Stadium, which houses both the Royals and Rangers. Each team has a 37,000 square foot clubhouse. The Royals' clubhouse is located at 15946 N. Bullard Ave. More Information Royals Spring Training Rangers Spring Training		Facts -Tenants: Kansas City Royals and Texas Rangers -Opened: 2002 -Years at Park: 3 -Capacity: 10,500 -Dimensions: 350' to LF, 400' to center, 350' to RF Parking: Paid at the Park Address: 15850 N. Bullard Ave. Surprise, AZ
Tempe Diablo Stadium
Interesting Facts The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim have trained at Tempe Diablo Stadium for 13 years. Fans attending games in 2003 saw the 2002 World Champion Anaheim Angels train for another winning season after winning the World Series for the first time in team history. More Information Angels Spring Training		Facts -Tenant: Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim -Opened: 1992 -Years at Park: 13 -Capacity: 9,785 -Dimensions: 340' to LF, 360' to RF, 420' to center Parking: Paid at the Park Address: 2200 W. Alameda, Tempe, AZ 85282
Tucson Electric Park
Interesting Facts Tucson Electric Park sits on Pima County's 138 acre Kino Veterans Memorial Sports complex. The complex has 12 full-size fields and 2 half-fields for the White Sox and Diamondbacks. More Information White Sox Spring Training		Facts -Tenants: Chicago White Sox and Arizona Diamondbacks -Opened: 1998 -Years at Park: 7 -Capacity: 11,500 -Dimensions: 332' to LF, 320' to RF, 401' to center Parking: Paid at the Park Address: 2500 E. Ajo Way Tucson, AZ 85713