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This is a list of venues used for professional baseball in the five boroughs of New York City. The information is a compilation of the information contained in the references listed. ;Elysian Fields :Occupants: ::used by various amateur and professional clubs into the 1880s ::New York Knickerbockers amateur club starting 1845 ::Mutual - independent am/pro (1862-1867) :Location: Hoboken, New Jersey waterfront :Currently: Residential buildings and a small remnant called Elysian Park; plaque at 11th and Washington Streets, a block northwest of the park, commemorates approximate location of home base ;York Street Park :Occupant: Atlantic - amateur (ca. 1855-1865) :Location: Brooklyn - York Street :Currently: approach ramps for Brooklyn Bridge ;Union Grounds :Occupants: ::Eckford - independent am/pro (1862-1871), NA (1872) ::Mutual - independent am/pro (1868-1870), NA (1871-75), NL (1876) ::Atlantic - NA (1873-1875) ::"Hartford of Brooklyn" - NL (1877) :Location: Williamsburg, Brooklyn - Marcy Avenue (southwest); Rutledge Street (northwest); Harrison Avenue (northeast); Lynch Street (southeast) :Currently: National Guard building, Juan Morel Campos Secondary School ;Capitoline Grounds :Occupants: ::Atlantic - am/pro independent (1864 or 1865 - 1871), NA (1872) ::Excelsior - am/pro independent (1866-1871) Enterprise - am independent (ca. 1864-1866) :Location: Bedford, Brooklyn - Marcy Avenue (east); Halsey Street (south); Putnam Avenue (north); Nostrand Avenue (west) :Currently: Residential ;Washington Park I :Occupant: Brooklyn Atlantics/Bridgegrooms - Inter-State League (1883), AA (1884-1889), NL (1890 - 1891 part) :Location: 3rd Street (north, right field) and 5th Street (south, left field); 4th Avenue (west, center field) and 5th Avenue (east, home plate) :Currently: Residential, school, public park, and Gowanus House ;Polo Grounds I :Occupants: ::Metropolitan - independent (1880-1882), AA (1883-1885) ::New York Giants - NL (1883-88) :Location: 110th Street (south, right field for Mets, third base for Giants); Fifth Avenue (east, first base for Giants); Sixth (now Lenox) Avenue (west, third base for Mets); 112th Street (north, left field for Mets, right field for Giants) :Currently: Commercial and residential buildings, Harlem Academy ;Metropolitan Park :Occupant: Metropolitan - AA (1884 first part of season) :Location: Manhattan - 109th Street (north); East River (east); 107th Street (south); First Avenue (west) :Currently: Residential, commercial, public school ;St. George Grounds :Occupants: ::Metropolitan - AA (1886-1887) ::New York Giants - NL (1889) partial season :Location: St. George, Staten Island, Staten Island :Currently: Near site of Richmond County Bank Ballpark ;Ridgewood Park :Occupant: Brooklyn - AA (ca. 1889-90) Sundays only :Location: within Ridgewood, Queens - in the vicinity of Myrtle Avenue and Summerfield Street; and the future sites of Seneca Avenue and Onderdonk Avenue; another field was nearby, on a block bounded by Wyckoff Avenue (northeast) and Irving Avenue (southwest); Weirfield Street (northwest) and Covert Street (southwest) :Currently: commercial / residential ;Manhattan Field aka Polo Grounds II :Occupant: New York Giants (1889 part - 1890) :Location: 155th Street (south); Eighth Avenue (east) - next to site of Polo Grounds :Currently: Apartment buildings ;Polo Grounds III / IV :Occupants: ::New York Giants - PL (1890) ::New York Giants - NL (1891-1957) ::New York Yankees - AL (1913-1922) ::New York Mets - NL (1962-1963) :Location: Harlem River Drive aka Speedway (west, home plate); site of Manhattan Field and 155th Street viaduct (south, right field); 8th Avenue (east, center field); rail yards (north, left field) :Currently: Apartment buildings ;Eastern Park :Occupants: ::Brooklyn Ward's Wonders - PL (1890) ::Brooklyn Dodgers (1891 part - 1897) :Location: Brooklyn - Eastern Parkway (segment later renamed Pitkin Avenue when Eastern was diverted) (north, home plate); Long Island Railroad and Vesta Avenue (later renamed Van Sinderen Street) (east, left field); Sutter Avenue (south, center field); Powell Street (west, right field) :Currently: Commercial / industrial ;Washington Park II :Occupants: ::Brooklyn Dodgers/Superbas - NL (1898-1912) ::Brooklyn Tip-Tops - FL (1914-1915) :Location: diagonally across from the northwest corner of the previous Washington Park: 1st Street (north, right field) and 3rd Street (south, third base); 3rd Avenue (west, left field) and 4th Avenue (east, first base) :Currently: Consolidated Edison - part of ballpark wall still stands ;Hilltop Park formally American League Park :Occupants: ::New York Yankees - AL (1903-1912) ::New York Giants - NL (1911 part) :Location: Washington Heights, Manhattan - Broadway (southeast, right field); West 165th Street (southwest, first base); Fort Washington Avenue (west, third base); 168th Street (northeast, left field) :Currently: NewYork–Presbyterian Hospital and other medical buildings ;Ebbets Field :Occupant: Brooklyn Dodgers - NL (1913-1957) :Location: Brooklyn - formerly within Flatbush, now considered part of Crown Heights - 55 Sullivan Place - Bedford Avenue (east, right field); Sullivan Place (south, first base); McKeever Place (west, third base); Montgomery Street (north, left field) :Currently: Jackie Robinson Apartments ;Yankee Stadium (1923) :Occupant: New York Yankees - AL (1923-1973, 1976-2008) :Location: Bronx - East 161st Street (north, left field); River Avenue (east, right field); 157th Street (south, first base); Macombs Dam Park (west, third base) :Currently: Macombs Dam Park, Heritage Field ;Dyckman Oval :Occupants: Negro League clubs (1920s) including Cuban Stars (East), Bacharach Giants :Location: within Inwood Hill Park - 214th Street and Seaman Avenue (Dyckman Street borders the city park to the southwest) :Currently: There are baseball and softball diamonds in the general area ;Dexter Park :Occupant: Brooklyn Royal Giants - Negro Leagues (1920s-1930s) :Location: Woodhaven, Queens - Jamaica Avenue (south); Eldert Lane T's into Jamaica from the south; Dexter Court (east?) :Currently: High school athletic field, residential and commercial buildings ;Shea Stadium :Occupants: ::New York Mets - NL (1964-2008) ::New York Yankees - AL (1974-75) :Location: Flushing, Queens - 123-01 Roosevelt Avenue - 126th Street (northeast, right field); Roosevelt Avenue (southeast, first base); Shea Road (southwest/northwest, third base/left field) :Currently: Parking lot for Citi Field ;The Ballpark at St. John's now known as Jack Kaiser Stadium :Occupant: Brooklyn Cyclones - New York – Penn League (2000) :Location: Jamaica, Queens - St. John's University campus - Utopia Parkway (east, outfield); 175th Street (west/south, home plate/first base); Belson Stadium soccer field and Union Turnpike (northwest, third base) ;MCU Park prev. Key Span Park :Occupant: Brooklyn Cyclones - New York – Penn League (2001-present) :Location: Coney Island site, Brooklyn - 1904 Surf Avenue - Surf Avenue (north, third base); Kensington Walk (east, left field); Boardwalk (south, right field); West 19th Street (west, first base) ;Richmond County Bank Ballpark :Occupant: Staten Island Yankees - New York – Penn League (2001-present) :Location: St. George, Staten Island - Richmond Terrace (southwest, home plate/third base); Bank Street (southeast/northeast, first base/right field); Upper New York Bay, beyond Bank Street ;Citi Field :Occupant: New York Mets - NL (2009-present) :Location: Flushing, Queens - just east of Shea Stadium site - 126th Street (northeast, right field); Roosevelt Avenue (southeast, first base); Shea Road (southwest/northwest, third base/left field) ;Yankee Stadium :Occupant: New York Yankees - AL (2009-present) :Location: Bronx - across the street to the north from the old Yankee Stadium - East 161st Street (south, first base); River Avenue (east, right field); Macombs Dam Bridge / Jerome Avenue (west, third base); East 164th Street (north, left field) ==See also== *Lists of baseball parks 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「List of baseball parks in New York City」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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