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Charlotte Sports Park 2300 El Jobean Road Port Charlotte, FL 33948 Ticket Information: (727) 825-3250
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Strikeouts: 27, Matt Garza Directions to Charlotte Sports Complex From the North - Take I-75 South to Exit 179. Turn right onto Toledo Blade Boulevard. Turn right on El Jobean Road. Stadium is on the left. From the South - Take I-75 North to Exit 164. Take U.S. 41 North (Tamiami Trail) and turn left onto El Jobean Road. Stadium is on the left. Pre-season practice policies: Daily workouts start at approximately 9:30 a.m. and are free and open to the public at Charlotte Sports Park. On gamedays, gates open at 11:05 a.m. for 1:05 games and 5:05 p.m. for 7:05 games. Stadium Information Parking: $10 per car Stadium built in 1987 with renovations in 2009. Dimensions: 338 to left, 402 feet to centerfield and 338 feet to rightfield. Seating Capacity: 6,823 Rays second Spring Training at this location. Tampa Bay Rays Spring Training Location History 1998-2008 St. Petersburg (Progress Energy Park, Home of Al Lang Field) 2009-10 Charlotte Sports Park Charlotte Sports Park The Charlotte Sports Park has undergone an extensive renovation and is the spring home of the Tampa Bay Rays. The site is located approximately 75 miles south of Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg. The state-of-the-art facility contains 5,000 fixed seats, and has additional berm seating and party areas. A new suite level and group areas have been added and a unique 360-degree baseball boardwalk rings the stadium. Follow the boardwalk to leftfield and you'll find a Tiki Bar, where fans can sip a cold beverage, catch up with friends and still keep the game in view. Charlotte Sports Park is also a family-friendly ballpark, there is a Kids Clubhouse zone that contains separate play areas for tots and youth, and a concession stand just for kids. The facility is a mode of sustainability, and features an educational green roof and Florida-friendly landscaping.  In addition to spring training games, the facility houses the state-of-the-art Rays training complex, which includes a new clubhouse, five full fields and one-half field. It is home to extended spring training for the Rays, and the Rays new Florida State League Team owned in partnership with Cal Ripken and Ripken Baseball on this unique venture. "Ripken Baseball is an established and proven minor league operator and the Ripken name is synonymous with success," said Matt Silverman, President of the Rays. Visit http://www.charlottecountybaseball.com for more information on the Rays Florida State League team. The renovations to the Charlotte Sports Park were financed by contributions from Charlotte County, the State of Florida and the Rays. While the Rays will have exclusive access during spring training, this facility is truly a park within a park, and the County will use the venue throughout the year for concerts, youth sports, recreation and community events. Photos on this page by Steven Kovich Rays Spring Training
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