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Homestead Sports Complex

baseball stadium built for spring training · Homestead

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Founded or opened: 1991 to 2019
Community: Homestead · municipality
Status as of 11 September 2026: demolished 2019
Historical state: rebuilt or replaced
Connections: 1 edges, 1 distinct neighbours · betweenness 0.000 (rank 278 of 371) · moves and capital only 0.000 (rank 243)
Confidence: Medium · sources: [A58] (register) · source upgrade flagged

Homestead builds the 6,500 seat stadium for 22 million dollars in 1991 as a spring training home for the Cleveland Indians, who are to start in 1993. Hurricane Andrew wrecks it in August 1992 and the Indians use an out clause to go to Winter Haven. The rebuilt stadium hosts the Florida Legends women's team in 1998 and filming of Any Given Sunday in 1999, serves temporarily as a police station and is demolished on 20 May 2019 after Hurricane Irma damage.

Detail: 1601 SE 28th Ave

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Plans, funding, partners

plannedHomesteadCity builds the stadium for 22 million dollars1991

Anchors, connections, hosting

hostsHomestead Stone Crab and Seafood Festivalfestival moves to the complex in January 20192019 to present

Located

located inHomestead1601 SE 28th Avenue1991 to 2019