Sanford Memorial Stadium

About Sanford Memorial Stadium

This recently-renovated, 2,000-seat stadium once hosted the likes of Babe Ruth, Jackie Robinson and Willie Mays. Built in 1951, it was once home to the New York Giants and the Boston Braves, certifying its importance in baseball history. Extensive renovations were made to the stadium in 2001, including major improvements to the grandstands, a new arc design roof, and new clubhouses for both teams. The Sanford Memorial Stadium staff has done a great job of maintaining its historical image as a host to many of baseball’s most storied players.