Major League Baseball Ballparks: National League

Updated August 28, 2020 | Infoplease Staff

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				———Outfield Fences———
		Built	Capacity	LF	LCF	CF	RCF	RF	Field
Arizona Diamondbacks	Bank One Ballpark	1998	49,033	330	376	407	376	334	Grass
Atlanta Braves	Turner Field	1996	50,091	335	380	401	390	330	Grass
Chicago Cubs	Wrigley Field	1914	39,111	355	368	400	368	353	Grass
Cincinnati Reds	Great American Ballpark	2003	42,059	328	379	404	370	325	Grass
Colorado Rockies	Coors Field	1995	50,449	347	390	415	375	350	Grass
Florida Marlins	Pro Player Stadium	1987	36,331	330	385	434	385	345	Grass
Houston Astros	Minute Maid Park	2000	40,950	315	362	436	373	326	Grass
Los Angeles Dodgers	Dodger Stadium	1962	56,000	330	385	395	385	330	Grass
Milwaukee Brewers	Miller Park	2001	42,400	340	374	400	378	345	Grass
New York Mets	Shea Stadium	1964	56,749	338	378	410	378	338	Grass
Philadelphia Phillies	Citizens Bank Park	2004	43,000	329	369	401*	369	330	Grass
Pittsburgh Pirates	PNC Park	2001	37,898	326	368	399*	375	324	Grass
St. Louis Cardinals	Busch Stadium	1966	49,814	330	372	402	372	330	Grass
San Diego Padres	PETCO Park	2004	46,000	334	367	396*	387	322	Grass
San Francisco Giants	SBC Park	2000	41,467	339	364	399	421	309	Grass
Washington	RFK Stadium	1961	45,016*	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	Grass

*The deepest part of PNC Park is 410 feet between straightaway center and left-center. The deepest part of Citizens Bank Park is 409 feet in part of left-center. The deepest part of PETCO Park is 411 feet in part of right-center. Also, the capacity of RFK stadium listed above is what it was in the Washington Senators’ final season there in 1971 before the team moved to Texas and became the Rangers.

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