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No sport in America embraces the quirk and character of its venues quite like Major League Baseball.

That individuality shows up on the scoreboard, in the outfield dimensions, and especially in the turnstiles.

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In 2026, stadium capacities across the majors stretch from a sprawling 56,000 at Dodger Stadium down to a 13,416 for the Athletics. While Sutter Health Park in Sacramento is merely a minor-league stopgap for the A’s, their permanent digs in Las Vegas will be intimate: a projected 33,000-seat capacity would still be the second-smallest venue in baseball.

It’s part of a broader trend toward smaller, more tailored ballparks. While over two-thirds of MLB stadiums still seat at least 40,000 fans, the modern era favors intimacy over sheer scale. Look no further than the league’s three newest venues – Globe Life Field (Rangers), Truist Park (Braves), and loanDepot Park (Marlins) – all of which sit in the bottom half of MLB capacity rankings.

Here’s a look at the biggest and smallest MLB stadiums in 2026.

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MLB stadiums by capacity

  1. Sutter Health Park (Athletics) – 13,416 – temporary home in West Sacramento until team moves to Las Vegas

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This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: MLB stadiums ranked by capacity: Biggest and smallest ballparks in 2026

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