Strikeouts: 19, Roy Halladay and Antonio Bastardo ERA (min
10 IP): 0.77, Danys Baez (11.2 IP)
Record at 2010 All Star Break: 47-40, third place NL
East
2011 Phillies Spring Training
Schedule will appear here when available
Directions to Bright House Field From US 19 -- Turn west on Drew Street. Turn right on Old Coachman Road, the ballpark is ahead on your right.
Stadium Information
Parking: $7
Stadium opened in 2004
Dimensions: 330 feet right field line, 401 feet to center and 329 left field line
Seating Capacity: 7,700
Phillies 64th Spring Training in Clearwater, seventh season at this location.
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Philadelphia Phillies Spring Training Location History
1915-18 St. Petersburg (Sunshine Park)
1921 Gainesville
1922-24 Leesburg
1925-27 Bradenton
1928-37 Winter Haven (Denison Ball Park)
1940-42 Miami Beach
1946 Miami Beach
1947-2003 Clearwater (Jack Russell Stadium)
2004-10 Clearwater (Bright House Field)
Attending a Phillies Game at Bright House
Field
After 57 years in Jack Russell Stadium, the Phillies moved to Bright House Field in 2004 and will carry the tradition of spring training baseball in that city for many more.
Most fans will enter the ballpark on the third base side, known as the "west entry," walking down a path that features dozens of 30- to 45-foot high palm trees on each side before heading up the steps to see what awaits once you've reached the top. Once inside, fans can roam the entire ballpark along the main concourse and not miss any of the game action below; the widest variety of concession items and picnic tables will be centered on the third base side and down the left field line.
The ballpark will offer some of the best sight lines of any Spring Training ballpark and all the blue-colored seats are angled toward the infield; in fact, the ballpark feels a lot smaller than its 8,500 capacity. A 50-feet-wide by 10-feet tall 'Tiki Bar,' just beyond the left field fence will allow fans the option of sitting their caboose on a barstool to watch the ballgame and choose from a wealth of drinks; the bar was designed to create the same atmosphere found at Raymond James Stadium's "Pirate Ship," home of the NFL's Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Bright House Networks Field has the most limited amount of foul territory of any Spring Training facility, especially down the lines. A kids play area, located down the left field line, will keep the little ones busy and also includes a kid-sized menu; the area is also pushed back enough so that parents don't have to worry about junior taking a foul ball in the noggin'.
The Phillies Spring Training home is one of the few stadiums whose concession stand has imported the team’s local flavor (Philly cheese-steaks, of course) to satisfy homesick fans.
Phillies Spring Training Attendance (2000-2010)
.
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Total
Attendance
75,798
60,019
77,647
71,498
113,037
104,693
105,382
121,519
114,715
133,620
132,331
Games
15
12
16
13
15
14
15
15
14
16
14
Average
Attendance
5,053
5,002
4,853
5,500
7,536
7,478
7,025
8,101
8,194
8,353
9,452
Area Information
St. Petersburg/Clearwater Area Convention & Visitors Bureau, (727) 464-7200 or
www.floridasbeach.com
Other nearby Spring Training sites Dunedin Stadium, Dunedin, Home
of the Toronto Blue Jays - 7 miles to the Northwest Steinbrenner
Field, Tampa,
Home of the New York Yankees - 16 miles to the East McKechnie Field,
Bradenton, Home of the Pittsburgh Pirates - 42 miles to the South Joker Marchant Stadium, Lakeland, Home of the Detroit Tigers -
52 miles to the East Ed Smith Stadium, Sarasota, Home of the
Baltimore Orioles, 53 miles to the South
The ballpark will offer some of the best sight lines of any Spring Training ballpark and all the blue-colored seats are angled toward the infield; in fact, the ballpark feels a lot smaller than its 8,500 capacity. A 50-feet-wide by 10-feet tall 'Tiki Bar,' just beyond the left field fence will allow fans the option of sitting their caboose on a barstool to watch the ballgame and choose from a wealth of drinks; the bar was designed to create the same atmosphere found at Raymond James Stadium's "Pirate Ship," home of the NFL's Tampa Bay Buccaneers.