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As the top level of Minor League Baseball, you’d expect these ballparks to be among the finest in the pro game. And they are. This category is the most competitive in all of the minors and always generates a high level of fan interest. There’s not as much of a gap between the top and the bottom of this list as you’d expect, which means this vote will likely yield some big surprises. It always does.

These seeds are not the result of a formal grading system, but rather recommendations based on years of attending games, seeing how the ballparks function behind the scenes (we have seen plenty of ballpark cisterns while on visits in the past), how these ballparks have made an impact in their communities, and noting how ballparks are regarded within the industry. 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. Results of last year’s vote also played a part in our seedings, as well as improvements entering this season. Occupying the top spot is Las Vegas Ballpark, home of the Las Vegas Aviators and last year's champ, followed by last year’s runner-up, Louisville Slugger Field, home of the Louisville Bats. We don’t expect the voting to follow our seedings: our readers can be independent, and they share a love of ballparks and the fan experience. We will be eager to see how the voters decide.

1. Las Vegas Ballpark (Las Vegas Aviators; Pacific Coast League)
2. Louisville Slugger Field (Louisville Bats; International League)
3. Polar Park (Worcester Red Sox; International League)
4. First Horizon Park (Nashville Sounds; International League)
5. Durham Bulls Athletic Park (Durham Bulls; International League)
6. Victory Field (Indianapolis Indians; International League)
7. Isotopes Park (Albuquerque Isotopes; Pacific Coast League)
8. Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark (Oklahoma City Dodgers; Pacific Coast League)
9. Sahlen Field (Buffalo Bisons; International League)
10. Truist Field (Charlotte Knights; International League)
11. Southwest University Park (El Paso Chihuahuas; Pacific Coast League)
12. Huntington Park (Columbus Clippers; International League)
13. NBT Bank Stadium (Syracuse Mets; International League)
14. Coca-Cola Park (Lehigh Valley IronPigs; International League)
15. CHS Field (St. Paul Saints; International League)
16. Dell Diamond (Round Rock Express; Pacific Coast League)
17. Fifth Third Field (Toledo Mud Hens; International League)
18. 121 Financial Ballpark (Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp; International League)
19. Cheney Stadium (Tacoma Rainiers; Pacific Coast League)
20. Greater Nevada Field (Reno Aces; Pacific Coast League)
21. Constellation Field (Sugar Land Space Cowboys; Pacific Coast League)
22. Smith’s Ballpark (Salt Lake Bees; Pacific Coast League)
23. AutoZone Park (Memphis Redbirds; International League)
24. Werner Park (Omaha Storm Chasers; International League)
25. PNC Field (Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders; International League)
26. Innovative Field (Rochester Red Wings; International League)
27. Sutter Health Park (Sacramento River Cats; Pacific Coast League)
28. Coolray Field (Gwinnett Stripers; International League)
29. Principal Park (Iowa Cubs; International League)
30. Harbor Park (Norfolk Tides; International League)

We are running the contest with seeded brackets, so there will be plenty of action in coming days. Here’s our schedule for the Best of the Ballparks 2023 Triple-A vote:

First Round: Completed
Second Round: Completed
Third Round: Completed
Semifinals Round: Completed
Finals: Now through May 8, midnight C.