Outfield arc drawn proportional to actual distances. Hover a marker for wall height.
This park has 7 configurations throughout its history.
Also known as: Union Park; Huntingdon Avenue Grounds ; American Association Park
π Baltimore, MD
Oriole Park I was a baseball ballpark in Baltimore, MD that hosted major league games from 1883 to 1888. It has also been known as Union Park; Huntingdon Avenue Grounds ; American Association Park. Home teams have included Baltimore Orioles.
Data updated
Configuration from 1889
Oriole Park I in Baltimore, MD was first used in 1883 and last used in 1888, a span of 6 years. It is also known as Union Park; Huntingdon Avenue Grounds ; American Association Park. In box scores the park is coded BAL03. Oriole Park I stands 164 feet above sea level. Its coordinates are 39.317701, -76.610897. The configuration shown dates from 1889, with a capacity of 5,000, natural grass, and an open-air design. Fence distances go left 310 feet, center 470 feet, and right 310 feet. The data records 7 configurations over the park's life.
The teams panel counts 6 team-seasons here: the Baltimore Orioles (6 yrs). The team table lists the 1883 Baltimore Orioles at 28-68. In 1884, the home club was the Baltimore Orioles, 63-43 on the season. The team table lists the 1885 Baltimore Orioles at 41-68. The 1886 Baltimore Orioles went 48-83 while playing home games here. The 1887 Baltimore Orioles went 77-58 while playing home games here. The 1888 Baltimore Orioles went 57-80 while playing home games here. Home clubs ranged from 63-43 (the 1884 Baltimore Orioles) to 28-68 (the 1883 Baltimore Orioles).