EVENT	DATE

Arizona Diamondbacks vs. Colorado Rockies	March 4, 2010 Thursday, 1:05 PM
Arizona Diamondbacks vs. Colorado Rockies	March 7, 2010 Sunday, 1:05 PM
Arizona Diamondbacks vs. Cleveland Indians	March 8, 2010 Monday, 1:05 PM
Arizona Diamondbacks vs. Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	March 11, 2010 Thursday, 1:05 PM
Arizona Diamondbacks vs. Oakland Athletics	March 12, 2010 Friday, 1:05 PM
Arizona Diamondbacks vs. Los Angeles Dodgers	March 13, 2010 Saturday, 1:05 PM
Arizona Diamondbacks vs. Seattle Mariners	March 15, 2010 Monday, 1:05 PM
Arizona Diamondbacks vs. Cincinnati Reds	March 16, 2010 Tuesday, 1:05 PM
Arizona Diamondbacks vs. Kansas City Royals	March 19, 2010 Friday, 1:05 PM
Arizona Diamondbacks vs. San Francisco Giants	March 21, 2010 Sunday, 1:05 PM
Arizona Diamondbacks vs. San Diego Padres	March 22, 2010 Monday, 1:05 PM
Arizona Diamondbacks vs. Chicago Cubs	March 25, 2010 Thursday, 1:05 PM
Arizona Diamondbacks vs. Chicago White Sox	March 26, 2010 Friday, 1:05 PM
Arizona Diamondbacks vs. Milwaukee Brewers	March 28, 2010 Sunday, 1:05 PM
Arizona Diamondbacks vs. Texas Rangers	March 30, 2010 Tuesday, 1:05 PM

Tucson Electric Park Details

The regular-season home of the Tucson Sidewinders (Class AAA; Pacific Coast League) and the site of many Arizona Fall League games, Tucson Electric Park is the spring-training home of both the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Chicago White Sox. The stadium is definitely set up more to accommodate the spring-training crowds than the smaller crowds attending Sidewinders games.

Still, Tucson Electric Park is a gem of a ballpark, an example of a modern minor-league park done right. After parking in the adjoining parking lot, you enter TEP at ground level and look down to the action from a concourse level. The main grandstand area features theater-style seats, while there's two levels of bleachers down each line.

The outfield area is noteworthy in that there's not a single bleacher seat; instead, the designers wisely put in grassy areas on both sides of a concession area in dead-center field. It's a great area for families to throw down a blanket -- the kids can run around and play catch, while the adults get a great view of the action. The bullpens are in front of the center-field concession stand, and you can look down at them from the outfield grass. A concourse rings the entire playing field, so you can wander throughout the stadium through the course of a game.