New York Giants

1. 1911–1957 · Home venue

   Polo Grounds

   New York (Manhattan), New York · Baseball · 1911–1963

   This was the fourth ballpark to carry the Polo Grounds name. It was rebuilt in concrete and steel on Coogan's Hollow after a 1911 fire and served baseball and football until 1963, then came down in 1964 for public housing.

   Site redeveloped

2. 1925–1955 · Home venue

   Polo Grounds

   New York (Manhattan), New York · Baseball · 1911–1963

   This was the fourth ballpark to carry the Polo Grounds name. It was rebuilt in concrete and steel on Coogan's Hollow after a 1911 fire and served baseball and football until 1963, then came down in 1964 for public housing.

   Site redeveloped

3. 1956–1973 · Tenant

   Yankee Stadium

   New York (Bronx), New York · Baseball · 1923–2008

   The original Yankee Stadium stood at 161st Street and River Avenue in the Bronx from 1923 to 2008. It was the Yankees' home for most of that time and was replaced by a new stadium across the street.

   Site redeveloped

4. 1975 · Tenant

   Shea Stadium

   Queens, New York · Baseball · 1964–2008

   The Mets' home from 1964 through 2008 and the Jets' through 1983, Shea Stadium in Flushing Meadows was dismantled in 2008-09 and its footprint became parking for Citi Field.

   Demolished

5. 1976–2009 · Home venue

   Giants Stadium

   East Rutherford, New Jersey · Football · 1976–2010

   Giants Stadium was an open-air stadium in the New Jersey Meadowlands. It was home to the New York Giants from 1976 and to the New York Jets from 1984 until both teams moved next door to MetLife Stadium in 2010.

   Site redeveloped

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