AT&T Park

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Home of San Francisco Giants, 2000 to present

(previously known as Pacific Bell Park, 2000 to 2003, and SBC Park, 2004 to 2005)

BUILT: 2000

CAPACITY: 41,503

FIRST GAME: April 11, 2000, vs. Los Angeles Dodgers (Dodgers 6, Giants 5)

• Kirk Rueter (L) v. Chan Ho Park (W), Jeff Shaw (Sv); HR: Kevin Elster 3, Barry Bonds, Doug Mirabelli, J.T. Snow

Park Firsts (all April 11, 2000):

• First Hit Devon White
• First Double Bonds
• First Triple Mirabelli
• First Home Run Kevin Elster off Rueter
• First Run Bill Mueller
• First RBI Bonds

HIGH SEASON ATTENDANCE: 3,318,800 (2000)

LOW SEASON ATTENDANCE: 3,130,313 (2006)

LONGEST HOME RUN: 499ft. to center by Barry Bonds

Current ballparks in Major League Baseball
National League		American League
AT&T Park | Busch Stadium | Chase Field | Citi Field | Citizens Bank Park | Coors Field | Dodger Stadium | Dolphin Stadium | Great American Ball Park | Miller Park | Minute Maid Park | Nationals Park | PETCO Park | PNC Park | Turner Field | Wrigley Field		Ameriquest Field | Angel Stadium of Anaheim | The Coliseum | Comerica Park | Fenway Park | Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome | Kauffman Stadium | New Yankee Stadium | Oriole Park at Camden Yards | Progressive Field | Rogers Centre | Safeco Field | Tropicana Field | U.S. Cellular Field