Outfield arc drawn proportional to actual distances. Hover a marker for wall height.
This park has 63 configurations throughout its history.
Also known as: Chavez Ravine
π Los Angeles, CA
Dodger Stadium is a baseball ballpark in Los Angeles, CA that has hosted major league games since 1962. It has also been known as Chavez Ravine. Home teams have included Los Angeles Dodgers, California Angels, and Los Angeles Angels.
Data updated
Configuration from 2024
LAN:1962-prsnt; LAA:1962-9/2/65; CAL:9/2to9/22/65
The status panel shows Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, CA as active, with a first season of 1962. It is also known as Chavez Ravine. In box scores the park is coded LOS03. The park sits at an elevation of 501 feet. The location panel gives GPS coordinates of 34.073878, -118.239951. The configuration shown dates from 2024, with a capacity of 54,500, natural grass, an open-air design, and a backstop 57 feet behind the plate.
Measured in feet from home plate: 330 to the left-field corner, wall 4, 385 to left-center, wall 8, 400 to dead center, wall 8, 385 to right-center, wall 8, and 330 to the right-field corner, wall 4. The data records 63 configurations over the park's life. The history panel's first game is Dodgers vs. Reds: 4/10/1962, final score 6-3 (CIN). The park's first-game record names the starting pitchers as Johnny Podres (LAN); Bob Purkey (CIN), the first batter as Eddie Kasko (CIN), and the first hit as Eddie Kasko (CIN). In all, 67 team-seasons were played at Dodger Stadium, by the Los Angeles Dodgers (63 yrs), the Los Angeles Angels (3 yrs), and the California Angels (1 yr). The team table runs from the 2025 Los Angeles Dodgers back to the 1962 Los Angeles Dodgers. Home clubs ranged from 43-17 (the 2020 Los Angeles Dodgers) to 63-99 (the 1992 Los Angeles Dodgers).