Chase Field
Formerly Bank One Ballpark (1998–2005)
Home Team Arizona Diamondbacks
League MLB
Location Phoenix, AZ, USA
Capacity 49,707
Opened 1998
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Chase Field

Chase Field has been the home of the Arizona Diamondbacks since the ballpark opened in 1998 as Bank One Ballpark, with a capacity of 49,707. The Diamondbacks won the 2001 World Series there, clinching the title with a walk-off Game 7 victory over the New York Yankees. The stadium has also hosted World Baseball Classic games and college football bowl games.

Game Log Statistics

Per the Sports Logbook database.

League Games SLB Logged Games Highest-scoring game Lowest-scoring game
MLB 2317 1100 Arizona 5 – Houston 21 (2015-10-02) Arizona 0 – St. Louis 1 (2014-09-28)
Cactus League 28 1 Arizona 12 – San Diego 8 (2007-03-31) Arizona 0 – Chi White Sox 2 (2009-04-04)
World Baseball Classic 10 12 Canada 18 – Great Britain 8 (2023-03-12) Mexico 2 – Great Britain 1 (2023-03-14)
Rookie - Arizona Complex League 8 0
NCAA Football (I) 8 2 UNLV 36 – Kansas 49 (2023-12-26) TCU 10 – California 7 (2018-12-26)

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Attendance:

League Largest Crowd Smallest Crowd
MLB 50180 – Arizona vs LA Dodgers (2019-08-31) 5560 – Arizona vs Miami (2021-05-11)
Cactus League 24663 – Arizona vs Colorado (2008-03-28) 5567 – Arizona vs Cleveland (2021-03-30)
World Baseball Classic 47534 – USA vs Mexico (2023-03-12) 10416 – Great Britain vs Colombia (2023-03-13)
NCAA Football (I) 34105 – Washington State vs Air Force (2019-12-27) 21220 – Minnesota vs West Virginia (2021-12-28)

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Games by Year

Year Total
1998 81 81
1999 83 83
2000 81 81
2001 93 93
2002 83 83
2003 81 81
2004 81 81
2005 81 81
2006 81 81
2007 86 84 2
2008 82 81 1
2009 83 81 2
2010 83 81 2
2011 84 84
2012 83 81 2
2013 83 81 2
2014 81 79 2
2015 43 43
2016 100 98 1 1
2017 84 84
2018 94 93 1
2019 84 81 2 1
2020 30 30
2021 86 81 1 1 3
2022 91 81 4 1 5
2023 100 88 1 10 1
2024 84 81 2 1
2025 84 81 2 1
2026 81 79 2

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Other Teams & Events

Cactus League

  • Arizona Diamondbacks — Neutral site venue, 2019

MLB

  • AL All Stars — All-Star venue, 2011
  • NL All Stars — All-Star venue, 2011

NCAA Football (I)

  • All — Former postseason venue, 2000–2005
  • Baylor Bears — Former postseason venue, 2016
  • Kansas State Wildcats — Neutral site venue, 2024
  • Minnesota Golden Gophers — Former postseason venue, 2021
  • Oklahoma State Cowboys — Former postseason venue, 2022
  • Rutgers Scarlet Knights — Neutral site venue, 2024
  • TCU Horned Frogs — Neutral site venue, 2018
  • UNLV Rebels — Former postseason venue, 2023
  • Washington State Cougars — Former postseason venue, 2019
  • West Virginia Mountaineers — Former postseason venue, 2021

Rookie - Arizona Complex League

  • ACL Diamondbacks — Neutral site venue, 2019
  • ACL Giants — Neutral site venue, 2022
  • ACL Rangers — Neutral site venue, 2022
  • ACL Royals — Neutral site venue, 2019

World Baseball Classic

  • Canada — Neutral site venue, 2006–2023
  • Colombia — Neutral site venue, 2023
  • Great Britain — Neutral site venue, 2023
  • Italy — Neutral site venue, 2013
  • Mexico — Neutral site venue, 2013–2023
  • USA — Neutral site venue, 2006–2023

While known as Bank One Ballpark

MLB

  • Arizona Diamondbacks — Former home venue, 1998–2005

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