About The Coliseum...

Owned by the City of Oakland and Alameda County, the Coliseum houses more than a baseball team.  The area officially known as the Oracle Arena & O.co Coliseum hosts concerts, conventions and also the Oakland Raiders. Although the Coliseum opened its doors in 1966, it underwent a major renovation in 1995 that added 22,000 seats and 90 luxury seats.

Stadium Data

• 330 feet down left field line
• 375 feet in left center field
• 400 feet in center field
• 375 feet in deep right field
• 309 feet down right field line

Fun Facts:

• Hosted the 1987 All-Star game.
• Expansive foul territory reduces batting average by roughly five to seven points, making this the best pitchers park in the AL.
• Winds favor left-handed batters.
• Fans sitting at the foul poles can catch home run fair balls by reaching in front of the foul pole screens.

• On September 4, 2002, a crowd of 55,528 watched the A’s break the American League record for consecutive wins by winning their 20^th game in a row.

• The outfield capacity of 48, 219 does not include upper deck seating in the outfield, which was built for football