Stanley Coveleski Regional Stadium
South Bend, United States
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Four Winds Field at Coveleski Stadium is a baseball stadium in downtown South Bend, Indiana, designed by the architectural firm Populous and completed in 1987. Home to the South Bend Cubs, a High-A affiliate of the Chicago Cubs in the Midwest League, the stadium seats 10,500 spectators—making it the largest park in the Midwest League and the only ballpark in High-A baseball with over 10,000 seats. The facility is named for Hall of Fame pitcher Stan Coveleski, who retired to South Bend. Its open concourse design became influential, serving as a template for numerous minor league ballparks constructed throughout the 1990s.
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- South Bend, United States
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