dodger stadium has the biggest ballpark in the mlb.
dodger stadium has the biggest ballpark in the mlb.
who has the biggest ballpark in the mlb?
dodger stadium
the largest currently-used mlb ballpark is dodger stadium, with a listed capacity of 56,000. it is the only current ballpark that could theoretically break the mlb single season attendance record under the current schedule of 4,483,350 (55,350 per game), set by the colorado rockies in 1993 during their inaugural season at mile high stadium. the rockies were on pace to break their record in the 1994 season before it was cut short by a strike, and moved to the 46,897-seat coors field the following year. the second largest mlb stadium is rogers centre, home of the toronto blue jays and the first ballpark to record four million fans in a season, but which at a current listed capacity of 49,282 could not break the rockies' record even under the most improbable one-game playoff scenarios.
list of major league baseball records considered unbreakable
bithorn's achievement of making it to the majors remained a source of pride in puerto rico, and he was honored in 1962 when the biggest ballpark on the island was built and named after him. hiram bithorn stadium is located next to roberto clemente coliseum and across the street from plaza las américas mall, the stadium has also hosted world championship boxing fights, the 1979 pan american games, and important musical spectacles. the montreal expos played 22 home games there in the 2003 and 2004 mlb seasons, while rounds 1 and 2 of the 2006 and 2009 world baseball classic editions also were played there, including teams from group c and group d. in 2013 the world baseball classic round 1, pool c was played in the stadium, featuring dominican republic, puerto rico, spain and venezuela national teams.
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