Hamtramck Stadium

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Hamtramck Stadium in Hamtramck, Michigan was home to the Detroit Stars & Detroit Wolves of the Negro National League & East–West League & Negro American League (1930–1937). Today: Still standing. One of few surviving Negro league home parks; restored and reopened 2022.

The closest MLB stadium is Comerica Park in Detroit, about 6 miles away.

Ballpark facts

Location
Hamtramck, Michigan
Opened
1930
Major league years
1930–1937
Also called
Roesink Stadium, Norman "Turkey" Stearnes Field
Today
Still standing

Ballparks near Hamtramck Stadium10

  1. 1MLBComerica Park — Detroit Tigers (Detroit, Michigan)6 mi
  2. 2D-IIHarwell Field — Wayne State Warriors (Detroit, Michigan)6 mi
  3. 3JUCOThe Corner Ballpark — Henry Ford Hawks (Detroit, Michigan)6 mi
  4. 4JUCOMacomb Monarchs Baseball Field — Macomb Monarchs (Warren, Michigan)6 mi
  5. 5SummerMemorial Park — Royal Oak Leprechauns (Royal Oak, Michigan)8 mi
  6. 6NAIALawrence Tech Blue Devils Baseball Field — Lawrence Tech Blue Devils (Southfield, Michigan)11 mi
  7. 7NAIAUM-Dearborn Baseball Field — Michigan-Dearborn Wolverines (Dearborn, Michigan)11 mi
  8. 8NAIAMadonna Crusaders Baseball Field — Madonna Crusaders (Livonia, Michigan)16 mi
  9. 9JUCOSchoolcraft Ocelots Baseball Field — Schoolcraft Ocelots (Livonia, Michigan)16 mi
  10. 10D-IOakland University Baseball Field — Oakland Golden Grizzlies (Rochester, Michigan)19 mi

Questions about Hamtramck Stadium

When did Hamtramck Stadium open?

Hamtramck Stadium opened in 1930.

What other ballparks are near Hamtramck Stadium?

Comerica Park in Detroit is about 6 miles away. See the full list of nearby ballparks on this page.

Facts are for the 2026 season. Distances are straight-line miles between city centers. See something wrong? Let us know.