Tropicana Field

1998 - Present

St. Petersburg, FL
Historic Aerials
What Was There

Team Years Games
Devil Rays
(1998 - 2023)
2041
Orioles
(2015)
3
Astros
(2017)
3
First Game
3/31/1998: Tigers (11) vs. Devil Rays (6)
Umpires:
Managers:
Starting Pitchers: Wilson Alvarez (TBA) vs Justin Thompson (DET)
First Pitch:
Attendance: 45,369
Time of Game:
Trivia
Tropicana Field was the first park to open in March, beating Arizona's Chase Field by a few hours. At the time it was the earliest a new park had opened, but was eclipsed by Washington's Nationals Park when it hosted its first game on 3/30/2008. Only nine games separated the first no-hitter thrown at Tropicana Field from the most recent, the smallest gap between no-hitters among active parks.


Batting Event First
First Batter Brian Hunter (DET)
Hit Tony Clark (DET) - Singled to 2B (2nd)
Run Scored Tony Clark (DET)
Run Batted In Joe Randa (DET)
Single
Double
Triple
Home Run Luis Gonzalez (DET) vs. Dan Carlson (TBA) on 3/31/1998 (5th inning)
Grand Slam Johnny Damon (KCA) vs. Dennis Springer (TBA) on 5/14/1998 (2nd inning)
IPHR Dave Martinez (TBA) vs. Hideki Irabu (NYA) on 7/10/1998 (4th inning)
Stolen Base
Sacrifice Hit
Sacrifice Fly
Cycle
Pitching Event First
Win Justin Thompson (DET)
Loss Wilson Alvarez (TBA)
Strikeout Wilson Alvarez (TBA)/Bip Roberts (DET)
Shutout
Shutout, SP
Shutout, RP
Shutout, RP
Shutout, RP
Save
Hit by Pitch
Wild Pitch
Balk
No-Hitter Edwin Jackson (ARI) vs. Devil Rays on 6/25/2010
Last Game

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Batting Event Last
Last Batter
Hit -
Run Scored
Run Batted In
Single
Double
Triple
Home Run
Grand Slam
IPHR
Stolen Base
Sacrifice Hit
Sacrifice Fly
Cycle
Pitching Event Last
Win
Loss
Strikeout
Shutout
Save
Hit by Pitch
Wild Pitch
Balk
No-Hitter