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San Jose Ballpark
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This is an old-fashioned style park originally placed in San Jose, California to be used by the current Oakland Athletics. The park is part of a "village" (to be uploaded later) near (or perhaps within) the city of San Jose, and is set within city roads (and traintracks), which accounts for the extremely peculiar dimensions. The area behind left field is an open area for fans to include concession stands, souvenir stands, and the like. Also includes the enclosed bullpens, which can only be viewed from other areas of the park. Because of the shape of the park, two scoreboards are necessitated- one in left field, and one constituting the end of the fence stretching between CF and RF.
FENCES: 315' to both foul poles, 386' to 'shallow' LF corner, 461' to point between LF scoreboard and the deepest part of the park, a whopping 498' to the deepest part of the park (more or less the LF power alley), and 348' to dead CF.
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