Tom Fay Field (above) became the home of the Saints in the fall of 2002. The field features an asymmetric outfield measuring 331' down the leftfield line, 376' to the leftcenter power-alley, 401' to center, 372' to the rightcenter power-alley and 321' down the rightfield line. The infield and outfield both have state-of-the-art drainage systems minimizing rain-outs, and two sets of 500-seat bleachers sit five-feet above field level behind home plate, giving specatators views of the entire field.

 

Tom Fay Field also features dugouts for both the home and visiting teams, as well as triple-barrel bullpens on both the first-base and third-base lines. In addition, two batting tunnels are located behind the Saints' dugout.

 

 

Tom Fay Field also provides specatators with a large, nine-inning operational scoreboard behind the left-field wall.