Polo Grounds: Ballpark History (1911–1963)
Ballpark historyHome of the New York Giants, 1911 to 1957.
Polo Grounds hosted 4,492 major league games from 1911 to 1963, including World Series games in 13 seasons, and 7 World Series were clinched on its field.
Home to: New York Giants (1911–1957), New York Yankees (1913–1922), New York Mets (1962–1963).
History at Polo Grounds
- 1948Rex Barney (BRO) threw a no-hitter against NYG. Box score
- 1937NYY won the World Series here over NYG. Box score
- 1936NYY won the World Series here over NYG. Box score
- 1929Carl Hubbell (NYG) threw a no-hitter against PIT. Box score
- 1923NYY won the World Series here over NYG. Box score
- 1922NYG won the World Series here over NYY. Box score
- 1922Jesse Barnes (NYG) threw a no-hitter against PHI. Box score
- 1921NYG won the World Series here over NYY. Box score
- 1919Ray Caldwell (CLE) threw a no-hitter against NYY. Box score
- 1917CWS won the World Series here over NYG. Box score
- 1915Jimmy Lavender (CHC) threw a no-hitter against NYG. Box score
- 1915Rube Marquard (NYG) threw a no-hitter against BRO. Box score
- 1913PHA won the World Series here over NYG. Box score
From MLB's game records since 1901. Filled diamonds mark perfect games and World Series titles. Every World Series
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About Polo Grounds's history
Every game, no-hitter and postseason series here comes from MLB's game-by-game records, which start in 1901 and miss a few early games. A no-hitter counts when a single team is held hitless over 9 or more innings, MLB's 1991 definition; a perfect game when nobody reaches base. Park factors, which measure how a park plays today, are on the pages for the 30 current parks.