Thurman Munson Memorial Stadium

About Thurman Munson Memorial Stadium

The stadium is named for Canton native and New York Yankee, Thurman Munson. Munson Stadium was built in 1989 to match the quality and surface conditions of Progressive Field in order to host the Cleveland Indians AA minor league team. It continues to be one of the finest fields in the country and is now home to the Malone University Pioneer Baseball Team and the Ohio Men’s Senior Baseball League. A second field opened for play at the Munson complex in 2014, and a third field is slated for completion in 2015. Surface: One stadium lighted grass playing field. One auxiliary grass playing field. Seating: 5,700 spectators Dimensions: Stadium Field - left field 330', center field 400', right field 330'. Auxiliary Field - left field 310', center field 360', right field 310'. Press Box: Enclosed press box with radio and television technology Score Board & PA System: Public address system and lighted scoreboard Locker Rooms/Clubhouse: Two full-service team locker rooms. Two large classrooms for use by coaches or officials Concessions: Full service concession stand, luxury loges and picnic area