Ray Winder Field

Little Rock, Arkansas

Ray Winder Field, Little Rock, Arkansas

Team: None

Affiliate: None

Year Opened: 1932

Seating Capacity: 6,083

Dimensions:	LF 330
	CF 390
	RF 345

Notable Former Players: Jim Bunning, J.D. Drew, Keith Hernandez, Ferguson Jenkins, Andy Van Slyke,and Todd Zeile.

Notes: Opened in 1932 as Travelers Field, it has served as the home for professional baseball in the Arkansas state capital through the 2006 season. The stadium was renamed in 1966 for Ray Winder, a long-time driving force for professional baseball in Little Rock. The right field wall was brought in the 1960s to allow for the construction of the East-West Expressway (I-630). A ball clearing the wall and the screen would land in another ZIP Code. The Historic Preservation Alliance of Arkansas has put Ray Winder Field on its 2006 Most Endangered Historic Places List since the future use of the ballpark has yet to be determined. In 2007, the Texas League franchise moved across the river to a new stadium, Dickey-Stephens Park, in North Little Rock.

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Midland Rockhounds vs. Arkansas Travelers, August 17, 2006

Last modified: August 18, 2010