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Dodgers Stadium

Tenants: L.A. Dodgers (NL; 1962-present); L.A. Angels (AL; 1962-1965)

Opened: April 10, 1962

Surface: Santa Ana Bermuda grass

Capacity: 56,000

Parking: 16,000 cars

Architect: Captain Emil Praeger

Builder: Vinell Construction Company

Owner: Los Angeles Dodgers

Land area: 300 acres

Cost: $23 million

Location: In Chavez Ravine, on a hill overlooking downtown Los Angeles. Left field (N by NW), Glendale Boulevard; third base (W by SW), Sunset Boulevard; home plate (S by SW), 1000 Elysian Park Avenue; first base (S by SE), Pasadena Freeway (I-10); right field (E by NE), Los Angeles Police Academy, Elysian Park, and Golden State Freeway (I-5); Stadium Way encircles the park.

Dimensions: Foul lines: 330; power alleys: 380 (1962), 370 (1969), 385 (1983); center field: 410 (1962), 400 (1969), 395 (current); backstop: 65 (1962), 68.19 (1963), 75 (1969); foul territory: large.

Fences: Left-center to right-center: 10 (wood 1962), 8 (1973); foul poles to bullpens in left- and right-field corners: 3.75 (steel 1962), 3.83 (1969); "The Dip" (where low corner steel wall and screen bullpen fence meet): 3.42 (1962), 3.5 (1969).