Where Is Every MLB Team Located? List of MLB Teams and Stadiums

Here’s a detailed look at the home of all 30 MLB teams. Read on!

Written by Nandini Rikhee , Sports Journalist

Published on May 25, 2024 | 01:56 AM IST | 79.5K

Here’s a detailed look at the home of all 30 MLB teams. Read on!

As per MLB, professional baseball started in the year 1869 with Cincinnati Red Stockings as the first professional baseball team. Today, there are around 30 MLB teams divided between the American League and the National League. But do you know what’s the home of all these 30 teams?

Here’s a list of all 30 MLB teams and the details of the stadiums that they call their home:

Team Name	Arena Name	Arena Location	Seating Capacity	Opening Year
Arizona Diamondbacks	Chase Field	Phoenix, Arizona	48,405	1998
Atlanta Braves	Truist Park	Cumberland, Georgia	41,084	2017
Baltimore Orioles	Oriole Park at Camden Yards	Baltimore, Maryland	44,970	1992
Boston Red Sox	Fenway Park	Boston, Massachusetts	37,755	1912
Chicago Cubs	Wrigley Field	Chicago, Illinois	41,649	1914
Chicago White Sox	Guaranteed Rate Field	Chicago, Illinois	40,615	1991
Cincinnati Reds	Great American Ball Park	Cincinnati, Ohio	43,500	2003
Cleveland Guardians	Progressive FieldCleveland, Ohio	Cleveland, Ohio	34,830	1994
Colorado Rockies	Coors Field	Denver, Colorado	46,897	1995
Detroit Tigers	Comerica Park	Detroit, Michigan	41,083	2000
Houston Astros	Minute Maid Park	Houston, Texas	41,168	2000
Kansas City Royals	Kauffman Stadium	Kansas City, Missouri	37,903	1973
Los Angeles Angels	Angel Stadium	Anaheim, California	45,517	1966
Los Angeles Dodgers	Dodger Stadium	Los Angeles, California	56,000	1962
Miami Marlins	LoanDepot Park	Miami, Florida	36,742	2012
Milwaukee Brewers	American Family Field	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	41,900	2001
Minnesota Twins	Target Field	Minneapolis, Minnesota	38,544	2010
New York Mets	Citi Field	Queens, New York City, New York	41,922	2009
New York Yankees	Yankee Stadium	Bronx, New York City, New York	46,537	2009
Oakland Athletics	Oakland Athletics	Oakland, California	46,847	1966
Philadelphia Phillies	Citizens Bank Park	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	42,901	2004
Pittsburgh Pirates	PNC Park	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	38,747	2001
San Diego Padres	Petco Park	San Diego, California	40,209	2004
San Francisco Giants	Oracle Park	San Francisco, California	41,915	2000
Seattle Mariners	T-Mobile Park	Seattle, Washington	47,929	1999
St. Louis Cardinals	Busch Stadium	St. Louis, Missouri	44,383	2006
Tampa Bay Rays	Tampa Bay RaysTropicana Field	St. Petersburg, Florida	25,000	1990
Texas Rangers	Globe Life Field	Arlington, Texas	40,300	2020
Toronto Blue Jays	Rogers Centre	Toronto, Ontario, Canada	41,500	1989
Washington Nationals	Nationals Park	Washington, D.C.	41,339	2008