Minnesota Twins – Grapefruit League
The Minnesota Twins hold Spring Training at Hammond Stadium in Fort Myers, Florida. As part of the Grapefruit League, the Twins train here each spring before the regular season. This page includes photos and a map of the stadium, links to official Major League Baseball (MLB) resources, and Fort Myers weather information.
Hammond Stadium anchors the Twins’ Spring Training operations, with a facade that reflects Churchill Downs–inspired architecture. A waterfall fountain marks the entrance, and palm-lined sidewalks frame the approach. Separate home and visitor clubhouses provide equal amenities for both teams. A concourse walkway connects the stadium to nearby training fields. Former Twins legends, including Bert Blyleven, Kirby Puckett, and Kent Hrbek are honored with named parking lanes around the stadium.
The complex sits about 11 miles from Fort Myers Beach and less than 10 miles from downtown Fort Myers. JetBlue Park, where the Red Sox train, lies just six miles away. Its proximity allows fans to visit both ballparks in a single trip.
After Spring Training, the Twins compete in the American League. Hammond Stadium also hosts the Florida State League (FSL) team, the Fort Myers Mighty Mussels. During the summer, the Florida Complex League (FCL) runs its season, and the FCL Twins play at the complex.
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