Outfield arc drawn proportional to actual distances. Hover a marker for wall height.
This park has 49 configurations throughout its history.
Also known as: Brush Stadium
π New York, NY
Polo Grounds V was a baseball ballpark in New York, NY that hosted major league games from 1911 to 1963. It has also been known as Brush Stadium. Home teams have included New York Mets, New York Giants, New York Yankees, and New York Highlanders.
Data updated
Configuration from 1963
NY1:1911-1957;NYA:1913-1922;NYN:1962-63
Polo Grounds V in New York, NY was first used in 1911 and last used in 1963, a span of 53 years. It is also known as Brush Stadium. The park ID used in the data is NYC14. Elevation is listed at 13 ft. The site is at 40.831600, -73.936896.
The characteristics panel (1963 configuration) lists a capacity of 56,000, natural grass, an open-air design, and a backstop 65 feet behind the plate. In feet, the dimensions panel reads 279 to the left-field corner, wall 17, 455 to left-center, 483 to dead center, wall 8, 449 to right-center, and 258 to the right-field corner, wall 11. The park went through 49 recorded configurations. The teams panel counts 60 team-seasons here: the New York Giants (47 yrs), the New York Yankees (10 yrs), the New York Mets (2 yrs), and the New York Highlanders (1 yr). The earliest team-season listed is the 1911 New York Giants (99-54); the latest is the 1963 New York Mets (51-111). Home clubs ranged from 103-48 (the 1912 New York Giants) to 40-120 (the 1962 New York Mets).