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Here are the seeds for the MiLB Single-A ballpark vote, encompassing the California League, Carolina League and Florida State League. This may be the most varied affiliated category, with a mix of spring-training facilities and former Triple-A and Double-A ballparks.

This listing isn’t the result of a formal grading system, but rather recommendations based on years of attending games, seeing how the ballparks function behind the scenes; how these ballparks have impacted in their communities, how fans treated this ballparks in previous votes, and noting how ballparks are regarded within the industry. We also tried to adjust rankings based on use and how appropriate these facilities are for both players and fans on the lowest affiliated level. One of the reasons we love working in baseball is that many industry folks, including many on the player side, are ballpark geeks, and we think this list reflects broad sentiment among those who know ballparks best. Last year's Single-A champion, The Diamond (Lake Elsinore Storm), is our top seed, followed by 2022’s runner-up, Atrium Health Ballpark (Kannapolis Cannon Ballers).

Here are our Single-A rankings for 2022:

1. The Diamond (Lake Elsinore Storm; California League)
2. Atrium Health Ballpark (Kannapolis Cannon Ballers; Carolina League)
3. Segra Park (Columbia Fireflies; Carolina League)
4. SRP Park (Augusta GreenJackets; Carolina League)
5. Segra Stadium (Fayetteville Woodpeckers; Carolina League)
6. Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium (Lakeland Flying Tigers; Florida State League)
7. LECOM Park (Bradenton Marauders; Florida State League)
8. Jackie Robinson Ballpark (Daytona Tortugas; Florida State League)
9. Hammond Stadium (Fort Myers Mighty Mussels; Florida State League)
10. Joseph J. Riley Jr. Park (Charleston RiverDogs; Carolina League)
11. Chukchansi Park (Fresno Grizzlies; California League)
12. Pelicans Ballpark (Myrtle Beach Pelicans; Carolina League)
13. TD Ballpark (Dunedin Blue Jays; Florida State League)
14. Clover Park (St. Lucie Mets; Florida State League)
15. BayCare Ballpark (Clearwater Threshers; Florida State League)
16. George M. Steinbrenner Field (Tampa Tarpons; Florida State League)
17. Virginia Credit Union Stadium (Fredericksburg Nationals; Carolina League)
18. Banner Island Ballpark (Stockton Ports; California League)
19. Loanmart Field (Rancho Cucamonga Quakes; California League)
20. Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium (Jupiter Hammerheads, Palm Beach Cardinals; Florida State League)
21. Perdue Stadium (Delmarva Shorebirds; Carolina League)
22. Five County Stadium (Carolina Mudcats; Carolina League)
23. San Manuel Stadium (Inland Empire 66ers; California League)
24. Carilion Clinic Field at Salem Memorial Ballpark (Salem Red Sox; Carolina League)
25. Valley Strong Ballpark (Visalia Rawhide; California League)
26. John Thurman Field (Modesto Nuts; California League)
27. Excite Ballpark (San Jose Giants; California League)
28. Bank of the James Stadium (Lynchburg Hillcats; Carolina League)
29. Grainger Stadium (Down East Wood Ducks; Carolina League)

Note that only 29 ballparks are on the list, as Jupiter and Palm Beach share Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium. 

Here is our schedule:

First Round: Completed
Second Round: Completed
Third Round: Completed
Fourth Round: Now through June 16, 2 p.m.
Finals: June 16, 2 p.m. through June 20, midnight