Greer Stadium

Greer Stadium

Herschel Greer Stadium

Herschel Greer Stadium
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Adresse 534 Chestnut Street
Nashville, TN 37203
Ouverture 26 avril 1978
Propriétaire Nashville Metro Government
Administration Nashville Sounds
Surface Pelouse naturelle
Clubs résidents Nashville Sounds (depuis 1978)
Nashville Xpress (1993 à 1994)
Capacité 10 139
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Le Herschel Greer Stadium est un stade de baseball situé à Nashville dans le Tennessee.

Depuis 1978, c'est le domicile des Nashville Sounds, qui sont une équipe de baseball de niveau Triple-A en Ligue de la côte du Pacifique et affiliés avec les Brewers de Milwaukee de la Ligue majeure de baseball. Le Greer Stadium a une capacité de 10 139 places.

Sommaire

Histoire

Événements

  • Triple-A All-Star Game, 14 juillet 1994

Dimensions

  • Left field (Champ gauche): 327 pieds (99.7 mètres)
  • Left-center: 371 pieds (113 mètres)
  • Center field (Champ central): 400 pieds (121.9 mètres)
  • Right-center: 371 pieds (113 mètres)
  • Right field (Champ droit): 327 pieds (99.7 mètres)

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Stades actuels de la Pacific Coast League
American Conference Pacific Conference
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Dell Diamond • Herschel Greer Stadium
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