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Sick's Stadium in Seattle, Washington was home to the Seattle Pilots of the American League (1969). Today: Demolished (1979). Pilots' only season before becoming the Milwaukee Brewers.

Ballpark facts

Location
Seattle, Washington
Opened
1969
Major league years
1969
Today
Demolished (1979)

Ballparks near Sick's Stadium10

  1. 1MLBT-Mobile Park — Seattle Mariners (Seattle, Washington)same city
  2. 2D-IHusky Ballpark — Washington Huskies (Seattle, Washington)same city
  3. 3JUCOMeridian Park — Shoreline Dolphins (Shoreline, Washington)nearby
  4. 4D-IBannerwood Park — Seattle U Redhawks (Bellevue, Washington)7 mi
  5. 5JUCOCourter Field — Bellevue Bulldogs (Bellevue, Washington)7 mi
  6. 6JUCOKnight's Field — Olympic Rangers (Bremerton, Washington)15 mi
  7. 7JUCOTriton Field — Edmonds Tritons (Lynnwood, Washington)16 mi
  8. 8High-AFunko Field — Everett AquaSox (Everett, Washington)24 mi
  9. 9JUCOFunko Field at Everett Memorial Stadium — Everett Trojans (Everett, Washington)24 mi
  10. 10Triple-ACheney Stadium — Tacoma Rainiers (Tacoma, Washington)26 mi

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When did Sick's Stadium open?

Sick's Stadium opened in 1969.

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T-Mobile Park is also in Seattle. See the full list of nearby ballparks on this page.

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