Spring Training - Monterrey Sultanes at San Francisco Giants (Exhibition) Oracle Park San Francisco

Oracle Park is a Baseball Park, located at 24 Willie Mays Plaza, San Francisco, California, United States. The ballpark was opened on April 11, 2000. The seating capacity of the venue is 41,915 people at a time; for baseball games, 42,000 for Rugby sevens, and TBD (per event) for Soccer. The record attendance on the venue was 44,046 during the 2010 NLDS (game 2). The stadium has 68 luxury suites, 5,200 club seats (on the club level), and1,500 club seats at the field level.

The park is home to the San Francisco Giants, a franchise of the Major Baseball League (MBL) since 2000. It was initially named as, “Pacific Bell Park” and became “SBC Park” (2003) and then also AT&T Park for years. In 2019 it adopted the current name. The park has almost all the facilities installed inside from café to highly accessible internet connection. It became the first MLB ballpark to receive LEED silver certification.

The opening baseball series took place at this park on April 11-13, 2000, against the Los Angeles Dodgers where Giants were swept in 3 games. On October 27-28, 2010, the Giants hosted the first two games of the World Series where they beat the Texas Rangers in both games.

This venue is still known by its very first name, Pac Bell Park, by many fans. Some fans nicknamed the park as, “Telephone Park” or “The Phone Booth.” Being the most pitcher-friendly National League’s ballpark, it also has a 24 feet high right-field wall, which is in honor of Willie Mays (former Giants).

In 2013, due to rain-out in Cincinnati, the park became a home venue of Cincinnati Reds. Oracle Park has also hosted the World Series 2014 games on October 24, 25, and 26. Oracle Park concerts have included Billy Joel and Metallica.

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