2000 - Present Active

Oracle Park, San Francisco

Also known as: Pacific Bell Park; SBC Park

📍 San Francisco, CA

Oracle Park is a baseball ballpark in San Francisco, CA that has hosted major league games since 2000. It has also been known as Pacific Bell Park; SBC Park. Home teams have included San Francisco Giants.

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📍 Location & Overview

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City San Francisco
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State CA
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Country US
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GPS Coordinates 37.778324, -122.389221
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Elevation 8 ft
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Park ID: SFO03

🏟️ Park Characteristics

👥 41,915 Capacity
🌱 Natural Surface
🏠 Open Air Roof Type
🎯 54 ft Backstop
📐 25.5 Foul Territory

Configuration from 2024

📏 Field Dimensions

Oracle Park — Field Shape

Outfield arc drawn proportional to actual distances. Hover a marker for wall height.

LF Line 339ft Wall: 8 ft
Left Center 378ft Wall: 11 ft
Center Field 399ft Wall: 8 ft
Right Center 384ft Wall: 25 ft
RF Line 309ft Wall: 25 ft

This park has 25 configurations throughout its history.

📜 History & Events

⭐ First Game
Giants vs. Dodgers: 4/11/2000
Score: 6-5 (LAN)

🏆 Notable Milestones

  • no_hitters
  • trivia

📅 Years of Operation

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First Used 2000
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Status Still Active
In Use For 27+ years

⚾ Teams Played

26 seasons
San Francisco Giants 26 yrs

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Oracle Park at a glance

The status panel shows Oracle Park in San Francisco, CA as active, with a first season of 2000. It is also known as Pacific Bell Park; SBC Park. Oracle Park carries the park ID SFO03. The park sits at an elevation of 8 feet. The location panel gives GPS coordinates of 37.778324, -122.389221. The configuration shown dates from 2024, with a capacity of 41,915, natural grass, an open-air design, and a backstop 54 feet behind the plate.

The field measures 339 feet to the left-field line (a 8-foot wall), 378 feet to left-center (a 11-foot wall), 399 feet to center field (a 8-foot wall), 384 feet to right-center (a 25-foot wall), and 309 feet to the right-field line (a 25-foot wall). The data records 25 configurations over the park's life. The history panel's first game is Giants vs. Dodgers: 4/11/2000, final score 6-5 (LAN). The park's first-game record names the starting pitchers as Kirk Rueter (SFN); Chan Ho Park (LAN), the first batter as Devon White (LAN), and the first hit as Devon White (LAN). In all, 26 team-seasons were played at Oracle Park, by the San Francisco Giants (26 yrs). The earliest team-season listed is the 2000 San Francisco Giants (97-65); the latest is the 2025 San Francisco Giants (81-81). Home clubs ranged from 107-55 (the 2021 San Francisco Giants) to 64-98 (the 2017 San Francisco Giants).

Oracle Park: Frequently Asked Questions

When did Oracle Park open?
Oracle Park hosted its first documented major league game in 2000.
Where is Oracle Park?
Oracle Park is in San Francisco, CA.
Which teams played at Oracle Park?
Home clubs at this park include San Francisco Giants.
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