Louisville Baseball Park was one of the prominent baseball grounds that were located in the city of Louisville, in the state of Kentucky. The ground was infamous and was home to the Louisville Grays of the National League from the 1876 to 1877. The property later belonged to the upper class neighborhood known as St. James Court.

The court had their home team though was Louisville Grays was unfortunately burnt down in the 1880s. This park was known to have been modeled after the Hartford Ball Club Grounds with a grandstand to hold about 1,000 and bleachers to be seated in about 3,500.

The Louisville Baseball Park has now turned to be the St. James Court, and Louisville Slugger Field is the home for Louisville Bats and is one of the major attractions for the minor league baseball team in Louisville. The stadium has something for all the fans of baseball bats with their retro classic design and has been the most admired baseball park.

Touring one of these leagues fields is a real pleasure during off-season and is fun watching the players practice during season. The field reflects the historical look of Louisville baseball, while the tours begin from the Hall of Fame Pavillion, which will include a view of the Bats luxury site, press box, operations rooms, clubhouse and dugouts. You will not be charged more than a dollar for the tour and the torus are only for a group of ten or more and has to be prearranged.

If you are a sports fan who wants to see the spectacular Louisville baseball show, just follow this guide to get the best tickets in the stadium. The athletic programs sponsored by the University of Louisville are easily the most storied ones in the entire country.

Some of the achievements that the Cardinals boast of include over 59 team conference titles in men's and women's sports, 6 national championships in men's sports and countless All-Americans titles won in various sports.

These achievements can be attributed to the strong sense of pride that various UL teams feel for their community. The tradition of Cardinals is that of winning that is a source of inspiration for sports persons across the nation.

Louisville Baseball Schedule

http://www.uoflsports.com/sports/m-basebl/sched/lou-m-basebl-sched.html

Louisville Baseball Park

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louisville_Baseball_Park

You can catch a Bats baseball match by getting single tickets for yourself. However, if you are a die hard fan of the team, you can buy season tickets for all their matches. For those who do not have to worry about money, buy diamond club tickets or tickets to the luxury suites for the Bat baseball matches. Make sure that you check the baseball schedule on a regular basis so that you do not miss out on the action.

Official Sit of Louisville Bats

http://louisville.bats.milb.com/index.jsp?sid=t416

A sports fan's trip to Louisville will remain incomplete without visiting the Mecca of baseball in the city - Baseball Park. This former baseball ground was home to the Louisville Grays of the National League from 1876 to 1877. The piece of property on which this ground was located was later developed into a posh neighborhood known as St. James Court.

Louisville Grays

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louisville_Grays