Jacobs Field

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Jacobs Field is the former name of the Cleveland Guardians’ downtown baseball stadium, now known as Progressive Field.

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Jacobs Field canonical 18

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Predicate Object
instanceOf baseball stadium
alsoKnownAs The Jake
architect HOK Sport
linked to: HOK Group

Populous
brokeGround 1992
capacity over 40,000
city Cleveland
constructionType open-air stadium
country United States
county Cuyahoga County
currentOfficialName Progressive Field
designStyle retro-classic ballpark
district downtown Cleveland
formerNameOf Progressive Field
hasFeature asymmetrical outfield dimensions
bullpens visible to fans
multiple seating decks
party deck areas
homeVenueOf Cleveland Guardians
linked to: Cleveland Indians

Cleveland Indians
hostedEvent 1995 World Series games
linked to: 1995 World Series

1997 MLB All-Star Game
1997 World Series games
linked to: 1997 World Series
league Major League Baseball
location Cleveland, Ohio
linked to: Cleveland

United States
namedAfter Richard E. Jacobs
neighboringFacility Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse
notableFeature view of downtown Cleveland skyline
opened 1994
operator Cleveland Guardians
linked to: Cleveland Indians
originalName Jacobs Field
owner Gateway Economic Development Corporation of Greater Cleveland
partOf Gateway Sports and Entertainment Complex
primaryUse professional baseball games
publicTransitAccess RTA rail
renamedAs Progressive Field
renamingYear 2008
scoreboardLocation left field
scoreboardType video scoreboard
sponsor Jacobs family
sport baseball
state Ohio
surface natural grass
tenant Cleveland Guardians
linked to: Cleveland Indians

Cleveland Indians
usedBy American League Central Division team

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