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Minecraft Petco Park Download Подпишитесь, Чтобы Загрузить Major League Stadiums minecraft petco park download Подпишитесь, чтобы загрузить Major League Stadiums. Note: You must reinstall this mod from Workshop Central in the game after every new patch for the game is released, otherwise the mod will stop working. So if you get a new update from OOTP, remember that you need to reinstall this mod again for it to work. Make sure when you create your league that you go to League Settings>Historical and make sure "Automatically expand league" is enabled. This feature will make sure that teams relocate properly or have their team name change as needed as well as load the new info needed to process the ballpark files. This is enabled by default when creating a league so be sure to leave it enabled to get the most functionality from the mod. At the beginning of each subsequent season there may be new parks but to get them to load you must do the following: Select "League Settings>Edit ballparks>Actions>Auto-import all ballparks". You will be prompted with a screen that should already be in the ballparks folder, so just press select and everything should update. After doing this OOTP will look for any new ballparks that season and it will hopefully say that it updated all of your parks as well anyway. The stadium models were created by Silvam14 and Adion. Thank you for your work. We now have at least one model for every major league stadium since 1901. Here are the current stadiums in the mod for each team: Angels LA Wrigley Field 1961 Dodger Stadium 1962-2013 Angel Stadium 1966-1987 Angel Stadium 1988-1999 Angel Stadium of Anaheim (OOTP model for 2000-2018) Braves South End Grounds 1894-1915 Braves Field 1915-1928 Braves Field 1929-1936 Braves Field 1937-1945 Braves Field 1946-1952 Milwaukee County Stadium 1953-1954 Milwaukee County Stadium 1955-1969 Atlanta Fulton County Stadium 1966-1973 Atlanta Fulton County Stadium 1974-1996 Turner Field 1997-2016 SunTrust Park (OOTP model 2017-2018) Diamondbacks Chase Field (OOTP model for 1998-2018) Orioles Lloyd Street Grounds 1901 Sportsmans Park 1902-1908 Sportsmans Park 1909-1910 Sportsmans Park 1911-1925 Sportsmans Park 1926-1953 Memorial Stadium 1954-1985 Memorial Stadium 1986-1991 Oriole Park at Camden Yards (OOTP model for 1992-2018) Red Sox Huntington Avenue Grounds 1901-1911 Fenway Park 1912-1925 Fenway Park 1926-1933 Fenway Park 1934-1939 Fenway Park 1940-1956 Fenway Park 1957-1969 Fenway Park 1970-1987 Fenway Park 1988-2007 Fenway Park (OOTP model for 2008-2018) Cubs West Side Grounds 1894-1915 Weeghman Park 1914-1921 Wrigley Field 1922-1927 Wrigley Field 1928-1937 Wrigley Field 1938- 1978 Wrigley Field 1979-1982 Wrigley Field (OOTP model for 1983-2018) Reds League Park 1894-1901 Palace of the Fans 1902-1911 Crosley Field 1912-1926 Crosley Field 1927-1941 Crosley Field 1942-1957 Crosley Field 1958-1969 Riverfront Stadium 1970-2000 Cinergy Field 2001-2002 Great American Ball Park (OOTP model for 2003-2018) White Sox South Side Park 1901-1909 Comiskey Park 1910-1926 Comiskey Park 1927-1948 Comiskey Park 1949-1968 Comiskey Park 1969-1985 Comiskey Park 1986-1990 Guaranteed Rate Field (OOTP model for 1991-2008) Indians League Park 1901-1909 League Park 1910-1929 League Park 1930-1946 Cleveland Stadium 1932-1953 Cleveland Stadium 1954- 1969 Cleveland Stadium 1970-1979 Cleveland Stadium 1980-1993 Progressive Field (OOTP model for 1994-2018) Rockies Mile High Stadium 1993-1994 Colorado Field (OOTP model for 1995-2018, note: this is really Coors Field) Tigers Bennett Park 1901-1911 Navin Field 1912-1925 Navin Field 1926-1933 Navin Field 1934 Briggs Field 1935 Briggs Field 1936-1937 Briggs Field 1938-1947 Tiger Stadium 1948-1979 Tiger Stadium 1980-1999 Comerica Park (OOTP model for 2000-2018) Marlins Sunlife Stadium 1993-2005 Sunlife Stadium 2006-2011 Marlins Park (OOTP model for 2012-2018) Astros Colt Stadium 1962-1964 Astrodome 1965-1994 Astrodome 1995-2000 Minute Maid Park (OOTP model for 2000-2018) Royals KC Municipal Stadium 1969-1972 Kauffman Stadium 1973-1990 Kauffman Stadium 1991-1994 Kauffman Stadium 1995-2008 Kauffman Stadium (OOTP model for 2009-2018) Dodgers Washington Park 1898-1912 Washington Park 1898-1912 Ebbets Field 1913-1925 Ebbets Field 1926-1931 Ebbets Field 1932-1947 Ebbets Field 1948-1957 LA Coliseum 1958-1961 Dodger Stadium 1962-2013 Dodger Stadium (OOTP model for 2014-2018) Brewers Sicks Stadium 1969 Milwaukee County Stadium 1970-2000 Miller Park (OOTP model for 2001-2018) Twins American League Park 1901-1903 American League Park 1904-1910 Griffith Stadium 1911-1920 Griffith Stadium 1921-1951 Griffith Stadium 1952-1953 Griffith Stadium 1954-1956 Griffith Stadium 1957-1961 Metropolitan Stadium 1961-1964 Metropolitan Stadium 1965- 1976 Metropolitan Stadium 1977-1981 Metrodome 1982-1995 Metrodome 1996-2009 Target Field (OOTP model for 2010-2018) Mets Polo Grounds 1923-1963 Shea Stadium 1964-1978 Shea Stadium 1979-2008 Citi Field (OOTP model for 2009-2018) Yankees Oriole Park 1901-1902 Hilltop Park 1903-1911 Polo Grounds 1911-1922 Yankee Stadium 1923-1927 Yankee Stadium 1928-1951 Yankee Stadium 1952-1975 Shea Stadium 1974-1975 Yankee Stadium 1976-1987 Yankee Stadium 1988-2008 Yankee Stadium (OOTP model for2009-2018) Athletics Columbia Park 1901-1908 Shibe Park 1909-1912 Shibe Park 1913-1929 Shibe Park 1930-1948 Shibe Park 1949-1959 KC Municipal Stadium 1955-1964 KC Municipal Stadium 1965-1968 Oakland Coliseum 1968-2006 Oakland Coliseum (OOTP model 2007-2018) Phillies Baker Bowl 1895-1909 Baker Bowl 1910-1914 Baker Bowl 1915-1921 Baker Bowl 1922-1938 Shibe Park 1930-1948 Shibe Park 1949-1959 Connie Mack Stadium 1960-1970 Veterans Stadium 1971-1985 Veterans Stadium 1986-2003 Citizens Bank Park (OOTP model for 2004-2018) Pirates Exposition Park 1891-1908 Forbes Field 1909-1924 Forbes Field 1925-1958 Forbes Field 1959-1969 Three Rivers Stadium 1970- 1974 Three Rivers Stadium 1975-2000 PNC Park (OOTP model for 2001-2018) Padres San Diego Stadium 1969-1980 Jack Murphy Stadium 1981-1997 Jack Murphy Stadium 1998-2003 Petco Park (OOTP model for 2004-2018) Mariners Kingdome 1977-1990 Kingdome 1991-1999 T Mobile Park (OOTP model for 1999-2018, was previously Safeco Field) Giants Polo Grounds 1890-1910 Polo Grounds 1911-1922 Polo Grounds 1923-1963 Seals Stadium 1958-1959 Candlestick Park 1960-1969 Candlestick Park 1970-1978 Candlestick Park 1979-1999 Oracle Park (OOTP model for 2000-2018, was previously AT&T Park) Cardinals Robison Field 1893-1919 Sportsmans Park 1911-1925 Sportsmans Park 1926-1953 Sportsmans Park 1954-1965 Busch Stadium 1966-1972 Busch Stadium 1973-1984 Busch Stadium 1985-1996 Busch Stadium 1997-2005 Busch Stadium (OOTP model 2006-2018) Rays Tropicana Field (OOTp model 1998-2018) Rangers Griffith Stadium 1957-1961 RFK Stadium 1962-1971 Arlington Stadium 1972-1978 Arlington Stadium 1979-1984 Arlington Stadium 1985-1993 Globe Life Park in Arlington (OOTP model for 1994-2018) Blue Jays Exhibition Stadium 1977-1989 Rogers Centre (OOTP model for 1989-2018) Nationals Jarry Park 1969-1976 Stade Olympique 1977-2004 RFK Stadium 2005-2007 Nationals Park (OOTP model for 2008-2018) Minecraft Baseball Stadium Download. 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