Victory Field
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| Location | 501 W Maryland Street, Indianapolis, Indiana 46225 |
| Opened | July 11, 1996 |
| Owner | Indianapolis, Indiana |
| Tenants | Indianapolis Indians (International League) |
| Capacity | Baseball: 15,500 |
| Field dimensions | Left field - 320 ft Left Center - 418 ft Center Field - 402 ft Right Center - 362 ft Right field - 320 ft |
Victory Field is the name of the current minor league baseball park that is the home of the Indianapolis Indians of the International League. It is located in Indianapolis, Indiana.
It opened in mid-summer 1996 and replaced Bush Stadium, which had also been called Victory Field for some 25 years of its existence. The new park seats 15,500 fans.
The name reflects the victory of the United States in World War II.
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| Alliance Bank Stadium • Coca-Cola Park Frontier Field • Dunn Tire Park McCoy Stadium • PNC Field |
The Diamond • Durham Bulls Athletic Park Harbor Park • Knights Stadium |
Cooper Stadium • Fifth Third Field Louisville Slugger Field • Victory Field |
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