McCoy Stadium

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McCoy Stadium is a historic baseball park in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, long known as the former home of the Pawtucket Red Sox and the site of the longest game in professional baseball history.

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McCoy Stadium canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf baseball stadium
landmark
sports venue
affiliatedWithMLBTeam Boston Red Sox
architectureType open-air stadium
associatedWith International League
city Pawtucket
country United States
countrySubdivision Providence County
fieldOrientation traditional baseball diamond
formerHomeTeam PawSox
linked to: Worcester Red Sox

Pawtucket Red Sox
linked to: Worcester Red Sox
formerTenant Pawtucket Red Sox
linked to: Worcester Red Sox
hasBullpens yes
hasGrandstand yes
hasOutfieldSeating yes
hasPressBox yes
hasScoreboardType manual scoreboard
leagueLevelHosted Triple-A
locatedIn New England
Pawtucket, Rhode Island
linked to: Pawtucket

Rhode Island
longestGameAwayTeam Rochester Red Wings
longestGameDateEnd June 23, 1981
longestGameDateStart April 18, 1981
longestGameHomeTeam Pawtucket Red Sox
linked to: Worcester Red Sox
longestGameInnings 33
namedAfter Thomas P. McCoy
notableEvent Longest game in professional baseball history
notableFor family-friendly atmosphere
intimate fan experience
opened 1942
owner City of Pawtucket
linked to: Pawtucket
parkingType surface lots
PawSoxRelocationYear 2021
primarySport baseball
publicTransitAccess local bus service
renovated 1999
seatingCapacity approximately 10,000
state Rhode Island
status historic ballpark
surface natural grass
tenantDeparture Pawtucket Red Sox relocation to Worcester, Massachusetts
usedFor college baseball
community events
concerts
high school baseball
minor league baseball

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Pawtucket hasLandmark McCoy Stadium
Polar Park replacedStadiumForTeam McCoy Stadium