Outfield arc drawn proportional to actual distances. Hover a marker for wall height.
This park has 57 configurations throughout its history.
Also known as: Network Associates Coliseum
π Oakland, CA
Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum was a baseball ballpark in Oakland, CA that hosted major league games from 1968 to 2024. It has also been known as Network Associates Coliseum. Home teams have included Oakland Athletics.
Data updated
Configuration from 2024
Major league games were played at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum in Oakland, CA from 1968 until 2024. It is also known as Network Associates Coliseum. In box scores the park is coded OAK01. Its coordinates are 37.751619, -122.200451. The characteristics panel (2024 configuration) lists a capacity of 46,785, natural grass, an open-air design, and a backstop 53 feet behind the plate. Distances in the dimensions panel: 330 feet to the left-field line (a 8-foot wall), 388 feet to left-center (a 15-foot wall), 400 feet to center field (a 8-foot wall), 388 feet to right-center (a 15-foot wall), and 330 feet to the right-field line (a 8-foot wall).
The data records 57 configurations over the park's life. The history panel's first game is A's vs. Orioles: 4/17/1968, final score 4-1 (BAL). In that opening game, the starting pitchers were Lew Krausse (OAK); Dave McNally (BAL), the first batter was Curt Blefary (BAL), and the first hit was Boog Powell (BAL). Home clubs, by seasons played at the park: the Oakland Athletics (54 yrs). The team table runs from the 2024 Oakland Athletics back to the 1968 Oakland Athletics. Home clubs ranged from 104-58 (the 1988 Oakland Athletics) to 50-112 (the 2023 Oakland Athletics).