DreamTeams Fictional Ballpark Mods

(Right click on any stadium to download it.  Place in in your 'ballparks' folder to use it in the OOTP game.  Stadium dimensions and wall heights can be found bellow the stadium image.)

The goal was to give the Delta Stars a more modern home as they move out of Delta Grounds. This is a modification based on Busch Stadium. The archway crown was removed and the upper deck lowered to give it a more fictional feel. Repainted the trim and dug-outs in classic blue to uniform the stadium. Added a monster wall in left-field and a nice downtown cityscape. Finished it up with stadium lights that ring the perimeter of the ballpark. The original renovator of this ballpark is actually Blueturf.  He named his version Hollywood Park.

LFL - 330 (24), LF - 350 (24) ,LC - 375 (8), CF - 402 (8), RC - 375 (8), RF - 350 (8), RFL - 330(8), Capacity - 55K

This is basically a modification of Shibe Park.  My first thought was to do a massive renovation to make it a totally new fictional ballpark.  But, instead I decided to preserve this grand old lady.  All she needed was several coats of fresh paint and some small modifications.  So, I simply painted over the green decor with blue on the walls and white on the columns.  She looks great, too!  The original renovator of this ballpark is actually Henry.  In his version the park is painted green and flipped around.  Henry named his version Mill Street Park.

LFL - 334 (12), LF - 365 (12) ,LC - 390 (12), CF - 447 (20), RC - 393 (41), RF - 360 (41), RFL - 329 (41), Capacity - 40K

This jewel of a ballpark was designed by Teflon Skies.  He did a remarkable job on it.  It is probably one of the most beautifully designed fictional parks I've seen.  When I first saw it I just had to have it for a future Metro Leagues expansion team.  However, I made a few simple modifications.  Replaced the original crowed look with the same type of crowed graphics consistent with my other Metro Leagues ballparks.  Installed skyboxes and upper-deck seating in rightfield.  Removed the Lexus Field sign from the top of the centerfield scoreboard.  I simply adore this ballpark and plan to visit often to watch play-by-play.

LFL - 335 (11), LF - 375 (11) ,LC - 388 (11), CF - 424 (15), RC - 388 (11), RF - 375 (11), RFL - 335 (11), Capacity - 48K

This is a renovation of Delta Stadium.  The original was a replica of Tiger Stadium.  Gone is the wooden facade that crowned the stadium as it has been replaced with modern tres work.  The stadium is no longer completely enclosed.  The middle section was demolished and a nice little jury type grandstand has been placed in centerfield with matching tres work and old style columns.  In the process the stadium has been renamed Delta Grounds.

LFL - 340 (11), LF - 352 (11) ,LC - 365 (11), CF - 415 (15), RC - 370 (11), RF - 350 (11), RFL - 335 (11), Capacity - 45K

If you're familiar with my Knights Field mod, you'll recognize this one.  Changed a few things, most notably added the skyline with mountain range view.  The original designer of this ballpark is actually Henry.  His design is called Robert Coover Stadium.  You can get more of his designs.

LFL - 325 (8), LF - 361 (8) ,LC - 388 (8), CF - 400 (8), RC - 388 (8), RF - 361 (8), RFL - 325 (8), Capacity - 51K

Borrowed elements from several parks including the ivy covered outfield wall from Wrigley Field.  Also added vintage style pitchers mound.  Includes luxury suites along the outfield concourse.  

LFL - 355 (15), LF - 362 (11) ,LC - 368 (11), CF - 400 (11), RC - 368 (11), RF - 361 (11), RFL - 353 (15), Capacity - 48K

As you can see this park is based on Old Comiskey Park.  However, the roof  has been lowered and skybox seating added.  Some columns have been removed to open up the grand stands a bit.  Also, the open-air bleacher windows have been reshaped.  The field is surrounded by a brick wall to give it an old-school appeal.  

LFL - 337 (10), LF - 347 (10) ,LC - 355 (10), CF - 370 (25), RC - 355 (10), RF - 347 (10), RFL - 337 (10), Capacity - 46K

Borrowed the warehouse from Camden Yard and used it as the bases for the design of this fictional ballpark.  Gave it a harbor theme (complete with skyline view).  Included an outfield wall reminiscent of Pac Bell Park.  Sluggers should have fun aiming for the water beyond centerfield.  The brick walls surrounding the playing field gives the park a classic flavor.

LFL - 340 (15), LF - 360 (15) ,LC - 404 (15), CF - 410 (31), RC - 404 (12), RF - 397 (12), RFL - 365 (12), Capacity - 42K

The goal of this renovation was to achieve a more modern feel but retain the Wrigley Field charm, which this stadium was based.  Added palm trees to the cityscape and behind the centerfield bleachers to give a tropical atmosphere.  Plus added more apartments in left field.  Also redesigned the top deck of the centerfield bleacher section.  Removed the ivey covered wall and replaced it with a more modern wall.  Replaced the traditional hand operated scoreboard with a modern electronic version.

LFL - 315 (10), LF - 350 (10) ,LC - 392 (10), CF - 402 (10), RC - 392 (10), RF - 350 (10), RFL - 315 (10), Capacity - 40K

Here's a renovation of Knickerbocker Stadium.  Much cleaner than the original, which was a replica of Old Yankee Stadium.  The renovation included demolishing the old buildings in centerfield and installing an upscale neighborhood. This really opens up the view of the famed Gotham skyline.  Plus repeating the faded green copper facade beyond the outfield seating pulls the design together.   Added a centerfield matching scoreboard.

LFL - 333 (4), LF - 350 (4) ,LC - 375 (8), CF - 410 (10), RC - 380 (8), RF - 353 (4), RFL - 330 (4), Capacity - 58K

The two tiered outfied stands were borrowed from Arlington Field.  Behind the stands are office space that houses the front office and corporate offices for lease.

LFL - 332 (8), LF - 360 (8) ,LC - 388 (8), CF - 405 (31), RC - 381 (8), RF - 350 (8), RFL - 325 (8), Capacity - 42K

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