About Polo Grounds
Polo Grounds was an MLB stadium in New York, New York. It opened in 1890 and closed in 1911. Its last recorded capacity was 34,000. Its only tenant was New York Giants (MLB, 1890, 1891–1910). It has also been known as Brotherhood Park (1890).
Venue Information
Capacity
Year Opened
Year Closed
Location
Location derived from the venue's coordinates using OpenStreetMap data.
Teams
| Team | League | Years |
|---|---|---|
|
New York Giants
Previously:
Manhattan Field
(1889–1890)
Moved to:
Polo Grounds
(1911–1957)
|
MLB | 1891 - 1910 |
| New York Giants | MLB | 1890 - 1890 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the capacity of Polo Grounds?
The capacity of Polo Grounds is 34,000.
When was Polo Grounds built?
Polo Grounds opened in 1890.
Where did the New York Giants (MLB) play before Polo Grounds?
Before moving to Polo Grounds in 1891, the New York Giants (MLB) played at Manhattan Field from 1889 to 1890.
Where did the New York Giants (MLB) play after Polo Grounds?
After leaving Polo Grounds in 1910, the New York Giants (MLB) moved to Polo Grounds in 1911. They played there until 1957.
Historical Names
Polo Grounds
1891 - 1910
CurrentBrotherhood Park
1890 - 1890
Location
References
Capacity and dates on this page are compiled from Wikipedia and Wikidata alongside our own research.