Steinbrenner Field

Park Name: George M. Steinbrenner Field

Tenants: 

Tampa Bay Rays (American League)

Tampa Tarpons (Florida State League)

New York Yankees (Grapefruit League)

Opened: 1996

Address: 1 Steinbrenner Drive, Tampa, Florida 33614

Dimensions: 318' (L), 408' (C), 314' (R)

Former Names: 

Legends Field (1996-2008)

Former Tenants:

Tampa Yankees (Florida State League) 1996-2017

Tampa Tarpons (Florida State League) 2018-2019

Tampa Tarpons (Low-A Southeast) 2021

The view from behind home plate at Steinbrenner Field.

The view from down the first base line, looking toward the scoreboard in left field.

The view from down the third base line.

The grandstand at Steinbrenner Field, as seen from the pavilion in right field.

The pressbox sits within a wall of luxury boxes that runs along the back of the grandstand.

The iconic Yankee Stadium frieze runs along the grandstand roof, and a series of banners announce that the Yankees play here.

Steinbrenner Field features more seats than most of the Spring Training parks in Florida, owing to the large number of Yankee fans in the sunshine state.

The Tampa Tribune Deck in the right field corner features drink rail seating and a group party area.

The ballpark is across the street from Raymond James Stadium, the home of the NFL's Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and the stadium is visible from the left field corner.

The concession stands feature pinstripes and the rooftop frieze, giving them a distinctly Yankee feel.

The outfield fence is fairly uniform.

The home bullpen sits in the left field corner, and a short fence separates it from the playing field.

A miniature version of Monument Park sits outside the main gate to the stadium, celebrating the Yankees former legends.

The Yankees practice fields sit beyond the landscaped grounds of the main field.

The Tampa Yankees on the field during a minor league game at Steinbrenner Field.