Hohokam Stadium
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About Hohokam Stadium
Hohokam Stadium is situated on North Center Street, is a 12,500-situate baseball stop in Mesa. It is otherwise called the Dwight W. Patterson Field, and was once in the past called Hohokam Park. Finished in 1997, the stadium is named after the Hohokam individuals, Native Americans who lived here of Arizona from around 1 AD to roughly 1450 AD.
The first stadium was worked in 1976 and was the spring preparing stadium for the Oakland Athletics and later for the Chicago Cubs. The 1997 stadium was redesigned in 2015, and the Oakland Athletics now utilize it by and by for their spring preparing. The redesigns incorporate new seats and the biggest scoreboard in the Cactus League.
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