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Cisco Field by Risenofashes for MLB The Show 24

Dimensions: 300-398-352

Capacity: 40k

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Offerman Stadium by Archmagechemosh for MLB The Show 24

ATG 1935

“I made the infield dirt a sandy yellow and as always the dirt color will revert to the wet red sand infield dirt color. This was never an issue until this year (‘24) and has never been fixed. Pretty sure a lot of creators are not even aware that the infield dirt color does not work or get applied for games. I think it keeps the pattern you pick but not the color tone of the dirt.”

“I had to remove a lot of props to get some memory back to fill out the town. I was not able to get all the geography of the town layout proper because of the memory but it still worked out. I had a lot more detail to the outside facade but I had to make a sacrifice.” -Archmagechemosh

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‘Fanatics Field’ a fictional stadium by Rotmg88 for MLB The Show 24.

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Fenway Park 1935 by Catch237 for MLB The Show 24.

Braves Field - 1935 by Catch237 for MLB The Show 24

Yankee Stadium 1935 by Catch237 for MLB The Show 24

ATG 1935

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Ebbets Field ATG 1931-1948 by Archmagechemosh for MLB The Show 24

ATG 1935

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MLB 24 League Park Four 1930’s-1940’s by Archmagechemosh for MLB The Show 24

ATG 1935

**League Park** in Cleveland, Ohio. This historic ballpark has a rich history and was home to the Cleveland Indians (now the Guardians) from 1901 to 1946. It also hosted the Cleveland Buckeyes of the Negro Leagues in the 1940s.

League Park is known for its unique features, like the **unpredictable right field wall** and its cozy, intimate setting. The park has been preserved and partially restored, and it still stands as a beloved landmark in Cleveland.

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Veterans Stadium (pic 1)

Riverfront Stadium (pic 2)

by Murph075 for MLB The Show 24

Circa 1998

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Innovative Field a fictional stadium by PriorFir4383355 for MLB The Show 24

“This is the first stadium I have created that features a "retractable roof." Of course, this actually just means I added a series of building props (train station) to the top and then nudged the edges as close to the playing field as the SC code would allow. I did this on all four sides and then aligned them up to look like a retractable roof using a cantilever system. This was finished off at the top rim of the upper deck with a series of large "Dino Land" walls flipped around to create a wall between the upper deck concourse and the roof.

The other aspect was to use the new hotel prop to go behind the outfield and the concrete slabs to construct a multi-level concourse. Use multiple batters eye props to construct one large batters eye structure that flows with the concourse and facilitates placing crowds and other props on the duplicate batters eye props, and it then comes together.

The baselines are about 355 each. The left field power alley is about 380. The right field power alley is only 375, but the wall is 24 feet high. Center field varies from about 414 to each side of the batters eye, to 405 to dead center. -PriorFir4383355

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ATG-House Of David by Archmagechemosh for MLB The Show 24

ATG 1935

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Pete Rose Memorial Stadium, a fictional build by Suel21 for MLB The Show 24

Visit Suel21’s YouTube channel: StadiumCenter

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“Big Mac Park”, a fictional stadium by SluggishMoth953 for MLB The Show 24

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Neil Park II 1935 by Archmagechemosh for MLB The Show 24

ATG 1935

“I made the batters eye a clubhouse even though the pictures do not have it there. I was reading story's about homerun balls going through windows on the center field clubhouse so I had to put it in there. Not sure why the pictures do not show it unless it was a miss print.”

“Neil Park is 240 down the right field line and goes on a straight line to center at 400 feet. Obviously I can't bring the fences in to 240, but also I can only do 270, but it will not go on a straight line to the 400 mark at center. What I did was made right field 297 which allows me to do a straight line with the fence to center but, center now becomes 433 feet instead of 400.” -Archmagechemosh

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Cyclone Field v2, a fictional stadium by Fiservv for MLB The Show 24

Out with the old, in with the new - Once a ballpark for Hawaii University, it had a seating capacity of approximately 5000. In 1974, San Francisco’s triple A team needed a new park, and since the university lost the funds to keep the ballpark upright, it went up for sale. It would be cheaper to renovate the stadium, so the team moved to Honolulu for 55, years. Eventually, the minor league team would build a new ballpark in Pearl City, Hawaii. In 2029, an expansion team for Hawaii was established, The Honolulu Cyclones. The team would expand the stadium, add a concourse beyond the outfield, and more. A decade later, another renovation allowed for a bar area in the right field upper deck, modern suites, cabanas past the outfield, a flashy canoe rental, and a pool area. -Fiservv

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Passon Field 1935 by Archmagechemosh for MLB The Show 24

ATG 1935

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Red Bird Stadium 1935 by Archmagechemosh for MLB The Show 24

ATG 1935

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Cumberland Pavilion, a fictional stadium by SluggishMoth953 for MLB The Show 24

“Finally figured some ways around the memory problems to be able to finish this one...” -sluggishmoth953

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Hyatt Park, a fictional stadium by mdbaseball05 for MLB The Show 24

“This one is based on the real proposal that has been put out there.” -Gopper_Gaming