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List of Double-A baseball stadiums

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There are 30 stadiums in use by Double-A Minor League Baseball teams. The Eastern League uses 12 stadiums, the Southern League uses 8, and Texas League uses 10. The oldest stadium is FirstEnergy Stadium (1951) in Reading, Pennsylvania, home of the Eastern League's Reading Fightin Phils. The newest stadiums are Toyota Field in Madison, Alabama, home of the Southern League's Rocket City Trash Pandas, and Riverfront Stadium in Wichita, Kansas, home of the Texas League's Wichita Wind Surge. Both of those stadiums opened in 2020, though no games were hosted that year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. One stadium was built in the 1950s, two in the 1980s, eight in the 1990s, eleven in the 2000s, six in the 2010s, and two in the 2020s. The highest seating capacity is 10,486 at Hammons Field in Springfield, Missouri, where the Texas League's Springfield Cardinals play. The lowest capacity is 5,038 at Admiral Fetterman Field in Pensacola, Florida, where the Southern League's Pensacola Blue Wahoos play.

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Name	Team	City	State	Opened	Capacity	Ref.
Canal Park	Akron RubberDucks	Akron	Ohio	1997	7,630	^[1]
The Diamond	Richmond Flying Squirrels	Richmond	Virginia	1985	9,560	^[2]
Dunkin' Park	Hartford Yard Goats	Hartford	Connecticut	2017	6,121	^[3]
FirstEnergy Stadium	Reading Fightin Phils	Reading	Pennsylvania	1951	9,000	^[4]
FNB Field	Harrisburg Senators	Harrisburg	Pennsylvania	1987	6,187	^[5]
Hadlock Field	Portland Sea Dogs	Portland	Maine	1994	7,368	^[6]
Mirabito Stadium	Binghamton Rumble Ponies	Binghamton	New York	1992	6,012	^[7]
Delta Dental Stadium	New Hampshire Fisher Cats	Manchester	New Hampshire	2005	6,500	^[8]
Peoples Natural Gas Field	Altoona Curve	Altoona	Pennsylvania	1999	7,210	^[9]
Prince George's Stadium	Bowie Baysox	Bowie	Maryland	1994	10,000	^[10]
TD Bank Ballpark	Somerset Patriots	Bridgewater	New Jersey	1999	6,100	^[11]
UPMC Park	Erie SeaWolves	Erie	Pennsylvania	1995	6,000	^[12]

Name	Team	City	State	Opened	Capacity	Ref.
Admiral Fetterman Field	Pensacola Blue Wahoos	Pensacola	Florida	2012	5,038	^[13]
AT&T Field	Chattanooga Lookouts	Chattanooga	Tennessee	2000	6,362	^[14]
Keesler Federal Park	Biloxi Shuckers	Biloxi	Mississippi	2015	6,076	^[15]
Montgomery Riverwalk Stadium	Montgomery Biscuits	Montgomery	Alabama	2004	7,000	^[16]
Regions Field	Birmingham Barons	Birmingham	Alabama	2013	8,500	^[17]
Smokies Stadium	Tennessee Smokies	Kodak	Tennessee	2000	6,412	^[18]
Toyota Field	Rocket City Trash Pandas	Madison	Alabama	2020	7,000	^[19]
Trustmark Park	Mississippi Braves	Pearl	Mississippi	2005	8,480	^[20]

Name	Team	City	State	Opened	Capacity	Ref.
Arvest Ballpark	Northwest Arkansas Naturals	Springdale	Arkansas	2008	7,305	^[21]
Dickey–Stephens Park	Arkansas Travelers	North Little Rock	Arkansas	2007	7,200	^[22]
Hammons Field	Springfield Cardinals	Springfield	Missouri	2004	10,486	^[23]
Hodgetown	Amarillo Sod Poodles	Amarillo	Texas	2019	6,631	^[24]
Momentum Bank Ballpark	Midland RockHounds	Midland	Texas	2002	6,669	^[25]
Nelson W. Wolff Municipal Stadium	San Antonio Missions	San Antonio	Texas	1994	9,200	^[26]
ONEOK Field	Tulsa Drillers	Tulsa	Oklahoma	2010	7,833	^[27]
Riders Field	Frisco RoughRiders	Frisco	Texas	2003	10,316	^[28]
Riverfront Stadium	Wichita Wind Surge	Wichita	Kansas	2020	10,000	^[29]
Whataburger Field	Corpus Christi Hooks	Corpus Christi	Texas	2005	7,050	^[30]

List of Double-A baseball stadiums