Outfield arc drawn proportional to actual distances. Hover a marker for wall height.
This park has 30 configurations throughout its history.
π Denver, CO
Coors Field is a baseball ballpark in Denver, CO that has hosted major league games since 1995. Home teams have included Colorado Rockies.
Data updated
Configuration from 2024
First used in 1995, Coors Field remains active in Denver, CO. Coors Field carries the park ID DEN02. Elevation is listed at 5197 ft. On a map, Coors Field sits at 39.756175, -104.994130. Coors Field's 2024 layout has a capacity of 50,398, natural grass, an open-air design, and a backstop 50 feet behind the plate. From home plate it is 347 feet to the left-field line (a 13-foot wall), 390 feet to left-center (a 8-foot wall), 415 feet to center field (a 8-foot wall), 375 feet to right-center (a 16-foot wall), and 350 feet to the right-field line (a 16-foot wall).
30 configurations are on file for Coors Field. The history panel's first game is Rockies vs. Mets: 4/26/1995, final score 11-9 (COL), 14 innings. The park's first-game record names the starting pitchers as Bill Swift (COL); Bobby Jones (NYN), the first batter as Brett Butler (NYN), and the first hit as Brett Butler (NYN). In all, 30 team-seasons were played at Coors Field, by the Colorado Rockies (30 yrs). The earliest team-season listed is the 1995 Colorado Rockies (77-67); the latest is the 2025 Colorado Rockies (43-119). Among the team-seasons listed, the 2009 Colorado Rockies went 92-70, the best mark.