Outfield arc drawn proportional to actual distances. Hover a marker for wall height.
This park has 11 configurations throughout its history.
π Boston, MA
Huntington Avenue Baseball Grounds was a baseball ballpark in Boston, MA that hosted major league games from 1901 to 1911. Home teams have included Boston Red Sox and Boston Americans.
Data updated
Configuration from 1911
Huntington Avenue Baseball Grounds in Boston, MA was first used in 1901 and last used in 1911, a span of 11 years. Huntington Avenue Baseball Grounds carries the park ID BOS06. The park sits at an elevation of 8 feet. The location panel gives GPS coordinates of 42.339199, -71.089130. As configured in 1911, the park has a capacity of 14,000, natural grass, an open-air design, and a backstop 60 feet behind the plate.
The field measures 305 feet to the left-field line (a 3-foot wall), 402 feet to left-center (a 14-foot wall), 456 feet to center field (a 14-foot wall), 412 feet to right-center (a 28-foot wall), and 320 feet to the right-field line (a 14-foot wall). The data records 11 configurations over the park's life. In all, 11 team-seasons were played at Huntington Avenue Baseball Grounds, by the Boston Americans (7 yrs) and the Boston Red Sox (4 yrs). The earliest team-season listed is the 1901 Boston Americans (79-57); the latest is the 1911 Boston Red Sox (78-75). Home clubs ranged from 91-47 (the 1903 Boston Americans) to 49-105 (the 1906 Boston Americans).