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Sick's Stadium, Seattle
Also known as: Sicks' Select Stadium; Sicks' Seattle Stadium; Seattle Stadium
π Seattle, WA
Sick's Stadium was a baseball ballpark in Seattle, WA that hosted major league games from 1969 to 1969. It has also been known as Sicks' Select Stadium; Sicks' Seattle Stadium; Seattle Stadium. Home teams have included Seattle Pilots.
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π Location & Overview
ποΈ Park Characteristics
Configuration from 1969
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π Years of Operation
βΎ Teams Played
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Sick's Stadium at a glance
Major league games were played at Sick's Stadium in Seattle, WA from 1969 until 1969. It is also known as Sicks' Select Stadium; Sicks' Seattle Stadium; Seattle Stadium. Sick's Stadium carries the park ID SEA01. Sick's Stadium stands 61 feet above sea level.
Its coordinates are 47.579199, -122.297403. Sick's Stadium's 1969 layout has a capacity of 25,000, natural grass, an open-air design, and a backstop 54 feet behind the plate. The outfield runs left 305 feet over a 8-foot wall, left-center 345 feet, center 402 feet over a 13-foot wall, right-center 345 feet, and right 320 feet over a 8-foot wall. The teams panel counts 1 team-season here: the Seattle Pilots (1 yr). In 1969, the home club was the Seattle Pilots, 64-98 on the season.
Sick's Stadium: Frequently Asked Questions
- When did Sick's Stadium open?
- Sick's Stadium hosted its first documented major league game in 1969 and its last in 1969.
- Where is Sick's Stadium?
- Sick's Stadium is in Seattle, WA.
- Which teams played at Sick's Stadium?
- Home clubs at this park include Seattle Pilots.
- Is Sick's Stadium still in use?
- No. Sick's Stadium last hosted a major league game in 1969.