Ballpark
Estadio Hiram Bithorn
San Juan
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About Estadio Hiram Bithorn
Hiram Bithorn Stadium opened in San Juan in 1962 and is named for Hiram Bithorn, the first Puerto Rican-born player in Major League Baseball. When the Montreal Expos played without a settled ownership situation in the early 2000s, they split their home schedule between Montreal and San Juan, playing 22 games a season at the Bithorn in both 2003 and 2004. Puerto Rico made an unsuccessful bid to lure the Expos to relocate there permanently before the franchise moved to Washington in 2005.
Outfield Dimensions
- Left field
- 325'
- Left-center
- 388'
- Center field
- 404'
- Right-center
- 386'
- Right field
- 325'
- Wall height
- 12.0'