Features a 15,000 capacity stadium

The new complex will include six full-size practice fields, not including the stadium, and one half field.

65,000 sq. foot clubhouse to be complete Fall of 2013, and the Ballpark in early 2014.

Land surrounding the complex is master planned to include commercial, retail development, and a public park.

JetBlue Park, the spring training facility of the Boston Red Sox, is a home away from home.

A walkway around the site provides nodes along the path to educate fans about the history of the Red Sox.

The design incorporates Fenway’s intimacy and iconic features, such as the Green Monster.

The highlight of the ballpark’s exterior is an undulating roof, representing the energy and movement of a grove of cypress trees.

The ballpark will help activate an entire site dedicated to celebrating baseball.

TD Ameritrade Park enhances Omaha’s reputation as one of America’s great sports communities.

The ballpark serves as a gateway to the city and as a catalyst to future development in north downtown.

Natural light brightens the enclosed spaces, giving patrons an enhanced experience of the outdoor venue.

The ballpark incorporates a variety of green elements and was designed for a variety of community uses.

The stadium wsesrves as home of the Creighton University baseball team in addition to being the home of the Men’s College World Series.

Charlotte Sports Park renovations added contemporary touches to an existing facility.

Fans can now get closer to the playing field with the addition of berm seating.

The team store for the Tampa Bay Rays & Charlotte Stone Crabs boasts custom details.

A 2009 renovation to Kauffman Stadium made it a premier MLB facility.

The new outfield concourse provides 360-degree ballpark circulation.

The crown scoreboard features one of the largest video boards in the MLB.

Fans can get close to the famed water fountains in new premium seating.

The University of South Carolina baseball stadium, home of the Gamecocks, features a city skyline view beyond center field.

Berm seating allows for an increased stadium capacity.

A wraparound concourse lets fans see the action from many places.

There are five suites throughout the facility.

Updated facilities include a weight room, media center & locker room.

Coca-Cola Park's exterior expresses Allentown's neo-Victorian architecture.

The steel signage structure in right field is a tribute to the area’s steel industry.

Fans can watch from a variety of spaces including 20 view level balcony suites.

Coca-Cola Park earned Ballpark Digest's Ballpark of the Year honor in 2008.

The facility was built to advance the baseball program of the UNC Tar Heels & aid recruitment.

The ballpark is complemented by lush landscaping & a riverfront location.

More than 15,000 SF was added to the stadium, home of the Miami Hurricanes, during renovation.

Scottsdale Stadium embodies a strong regional western theme.

The stadium design features seating for up to 2,000 fans.

Red brick, steel & stone throughout Citizens Bank Park mimic Philadelphia's buildings.

The Philadelphia skyline serves as the ballpark's backdrop.

The exterior design reflects Philadelphia's rich sports architecture history.

At four corners of the site, landscaped entrance plazas open the park to the street.

A stunning gothic exterior skin, crafted from brick and stucco, greets fans.

The renovation increased restrooms, concessions and seating areas.

Montgomery Riverwalk Stadium is home to the AA Montgomery Biscuits.

The 6,000-seat facility is located on a 9.5 acre site near the Alabama River.

Twenty suites reflect historic attributes of the stadium's location.

Kingsmore Stadium underwent substantial renovations that were completed in 2003.

A wrought-iron and brick pilaster fence enclosed the park and improved security.

The entire facility was clad in brick and cast stone.

For fans, concessions points were increased and restroom space was quadrupled.

Renovations brought the stadium's seating capacity to more than 12,000.

Horizontal layering of color reflects New Mexico's vibrant land forms.

The facility hosts both minor league and collegiate baseball.

There are 30 uniquely designed suites throughout the colorful facility.

Chukchansi Park features extra-wide concourses and high concession stand ratios.

The facility's design elements reflect the spirit of surrounding architecture.

It's truly multipurpose, hosting minor league baseball, concerts & other sporting events.

The aging Russ Chandler Stadium was rebuilt in 2002.

The facility boasts more than 1,000 chairback seats for fan comfort.

Populous updated Lawrence Dumont Stadium in 1989 & again in 2000.

Upgrades included dugout renovations & new lower level seating.

PNC Park's design is rooted in Pittsburgh's architectural traditions.

It attracts visitors & serves as a community gathering place year-round.

PNC Park was awarded BaseballParks.com's 2001 Ballpark of the Year.

The park has a breathtaking riverfront location.

AutoZone Park’s brick facade & dark steel trusswork recall traditional ballpark design.

Its spectator and player amenities rival those of major league facilities.

The study to renovate the historic ballpark included site & conceptual design.

Edward A. LeLacheur Park offers views of the nearby Merrimack River.

The asymmetrical field design offers a unique home field advantage.

The 13,000-seat ballpark is located in Oklahoma City's Bricktown District.

Canal Park is an urban ballpark designed for the double-A Akron Aeros.

Its architecture responds to traditional construction of the downtown area.

Spectators have a view from the game from almost anywhere in the park.

Canal Park opened in April 1997.

The 7,000-seat ballpark also serves as a venue for concerts.

Thirty percent of the seats are covered from the sun & rain.

Its architecture features metal trusses & a large steel canopy.

The stadium is adjacent to a retail development & near an Air Force base.

More than 4,500 seats are available in the stadium.

Inspiration for Victory Field’s design was drawn from the architecture of downtown Indianapolis, including the city’s historic Union Station.

The stadium features seating for 13,600, with outfield berm seating for an additional 3,000 spectators.

A park-like setting allows views of downtown over the center field wall.

Coors Field, home of the Colorado Rockies, interacts with its surroundings like it was always part of the urban landscape.

It comprises an intriguing mix of building materials, from sandstone, to brick to steel.

Coors Field boasts 58 suites and multiple club spaces for fan enjoyment.

Zephyrs Field is a 10,000-seat, Triple-A baseball park designed in a way that is quintessentially New Orleans.”

Franklin Covey Field offers breathtaking views of the Wasotch Mountains.

A canopy and upper deck shade nearly half of the ballpark's seats.

Progressive Field, home of the Cleveland Indians, offers a contemporary take on the history of the city..

The stadium was honored for its design by the National American Institute of Architects.

The ballpark seats nearly 44,000 spectators.

Harbor Park has a capacity of more than 12,000.

The first row of seats is a mere foot above the playing field.

The stadium is located on & provides views of the historic Elizabeth River.

The training complex includes a 6,500-seat exhibition stadium.

The stadium's design takes inspiration from its Florida surroundings.

The complex includes an exhibition stadium & minor league practice fields.

It is primarily used for baseball, but can host concerts & other sports.

The exterior façade and architectural design details incorporate the historical elements of the contemporary Pensacola Downtown area.

The ballpark is included in a mixed-use commercial development and multi-family residential area.

The 3,200 fixed seat ballpark accommodates baseball, collegiate football and soccer, as well as concert seating for 7,000.

After 50 years Cheney Stadium was renovated with enhanced fan & player amenities.

Ballpark Digest awarded Cheney Stadium its 2011 Renovation of the Year.

Upgrades include a redesigned concourse, berm seating & new bleachers.

Oneok Field has a welcoming, 360-degree concourse.

The ballpark serves as a catalyst for growth in downtown Tulsa.

The 5,500-seat ballpark boasts 30 suites & views of downtown.

Citi Field has multiple entertainment & dining options for fans.

Brick arches, exposed steel & granite combine to create a striking presence.

Defining the entry experience is the soaring, 65-foot-tall Jackie Robinson Rotunda.

Citi Field offers modern day amenities and premium seating options.

Changes in the ballpark geometry create unique field views at every level.

Parkview Field seats 7,500 fans.

In 2011 it was voted #1 Minor League Ballpark by Stadium Journey Magazine.

Club spaces provide views of the field and downtown.

Arvest Ballpark in Springdale, Arkansas, is situated on what was once open pasture.

Wide concourses allow fans to stay connected to the game.

The seating bowl is reminiscent of its major league brother, Kauffman Stadium.

The ballpark offers fans a variety of vantage points including drink rails and a party deck.

The stadium retail spaces used the team colors together in a baseball theme graphic.

The Wilpon Complex is home to University of Michigan baseball & softball.

Both the baseball & softball facilities received major improvements.

Each stadium received upgraded concourses and seating bowls.

Additional berm seating gives the baseball stadium a capactiy of 5,000.

Dow Diamond offers fans many amenities throughout the facility.

It was named Ballpark Digest's 2007 New Ballpark of the Year.

Fans can enjoy the view from a covered party deck.

The ballpark features outfield fire pits, a picnic area and team store.

Dow Diamond has 12 suites.

The San Diego Padres Dominican Academy is next to the Caribbean Sea.

It's the most elaborate Dominican Player Development Facility to date.

The new Busch Stadium draws inspiration from St. Louis' rich architectural history.

Most fans have a view of the famous St. Louis Arch during the game.

Arched masonry windows and openings recall nearby architecture.

The ballpark design respects its surroundings and stands the test of time.

The new Busch Stadium was completed in 2006.

Populous was commissioned to provide a comprehensive improvement plan for famed Wrigley Field.

These consisted of adding luxury suites, press facilities, concession stands, remodeled commissaries and upper deck seating expansion.

The bleacher renovations included new seats, ADA improvements and additional public restrooms and concessions.

Bright House Field is the spring training home of the Philadelphia Phillies.

It's also home to the Florida State League Clearwater Phillies.

The stadium offers major league amenities and a distinct Florida feel.

Coca-Cola Field was designed to conform with a historical downtown environment.

The 21,500-seat facility is home to the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons.

Renovations to the facility were completed in 2004.

Modern Woodmen Park seats 5,000 spectators.

Stadium improvements bring fans closer to the action.

New suites & an updated seating bowl were part of the renovation.

The complex includes two clubhouses and 14 practice fields.

The stadium has a capacity of 10,500.

A distinct "gap" in the seating bowl splits it into north & west sections.

There are 63 beautiful suites throughout the facility.

More than 40,000 seats give fans views of the game from every angle.

The entrance celebrates the Reds' heritage with a limestone sculpture.

The complex is shared by three high schools & seats 11,000 fans.

Citibank Ballpark is home to the AA Midland Rockhounds & also local high school teams.

The ballpark features an outdoor picnic patio with views to the playing field.

The ballpark is part of the Scharbauer Sports Complex.

It earned the BaseballParks.com Best New Ballpark of the year honor in 2002.

The Ballpark at St. George Station houses the Class A Staten Island Yankees.

It was completed in the summer of 2001, and has 6,500 seats and 21 suites.

Its design includes references to its waterfront surroundings on Staten Island.

The ballpark's limestone exterior blends richly with the KSU campus.

It features a professional quality playing field and 2,200 seats.

AT&T Park has it all: San Francisco's skyline, the hills of the East Bay & ocean sunsets.

Upon arrival visitors are greeted with a composition of steel, concrete and brick.

The ballpark's face engages the city street network and the neighborhood’s scale.

It takes advantage of its spectacular location, turning the Bay into a design feature.

Heroic in scale and proportion, its rugged face recaptures the spirit of the grand old game.

Comerica Park was designed with fan sight lines as the highest priority.

With no upper deck outfield seats, the view of downtown Detroit is unobstructed.

The ballpark blends into the street life of its downtown Foxtown neighborhood.

Minute Maid Park, home of the Houston Astros, seats nearly 43,000 fans.

Rounded arches relate the ballpark to Houston's architectural heritage.

Open concourses provide views to the natural grass playing field.

There are 63 luxurious, intimate suites throughout the stadium.

Renovations returned Angel Stadium of Anaheim to its baseball-only origins.

Plazas surrounding the ballpark provide an inviting “streetscape.”

The major & minor league training facility includes a 7,000-seat stadium.

The Chicago Cubs' spring training home offers multiple player resources.

The player development complex was built in 1997.

A steel canopy above upper deck captures baseball's early era feeling.

Tony Gwynn Stadium seats 3,500 spectators.

It replaced the former stadium while retaining the existing playing field.

Baum Stadium replaced a facility the team had used for 20 years.

An intimate seating bowl seats 8,000 fans.

Durham Ballpark reflects the character of brick tobacco warehouses in the city.

The stadium has 12 skyboxes for spectators.

Overflow berm seating can accommodate more than 2,000 additional spectators.

The stadium is a serene baseball setting in Connecticut's wooded hills.

Cougar Field accommodates 5,000 fans & fits in with the campus character.

The spring training complex is designed to blend with its desert setting.

City of Palms Park, opened in 1993, is former home to Boston Red Sox spring training.

A canopy protects the seating bowl from the harsh southern Florida sun.

U.S. Cellular Field retains old-park intimacy with upgraded fan services.

The stadium allows overflow seating capacities of up to 8,000 spectators.

The 11,000-seat stadium was built in 1988 then renovated in 2007.