Great American Ball Park

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Home of the Cincinnati Reds, 2003 to present

BUILT: 2003

CAPACITY: 42,059

FIRST GAME: March 31, 2003, vs. Pittsburgh Pirates (Pirates 10, Reds 1)

• Jimmy Haynes (L) vs. Kris Benson (W); HR: Reggie Sanders, Kenny Lofton, Jason Kendall

• First Single: Pokey Reese
• First Hit & Double: Ken Griffey, Jr.
• First Triple: Rob Mackowiak (April 3rd, 2003)
• First HR: Sanders (off Haynes)
• First Run: Randall Simon
• First RBI: Sanders

HIGH SEASON ATTENDANCE: 2,355,259 (2003)

LOW SEASON ATTENDANCE: 1,943,067 (2005)

LONGEST HOME RUN: 535 ft. by Adam Dunn in 2004

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