Minnesota Twins vs Boston Red Sox next match in USA date

USA date & time: : Eastern Time (EST, UTC −5): February 21, 2026, 1:05 PM.

Canada Time: Newfoundland (NST, UTC −3:30): February 21, 2026, 2:35 PM.

Venue: Hammond Stadium, Florida.

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Here are the main things you need to know about Hammond Stadium — the main spring training place for the Minnesota Twins in Fort Myers, Florida:

Hammond Stadium is a baseball park in the Lee Health Sports Complex (which used to be called CenturyLink Sports Complex) in Fort Myers, Florida.
It’s where the Twins train in the spring and also hosts the Fort Myers Mighty Mussels from the Single-A Florida State League.

Address: 14100 Six Mile Cypress Parkway, Fort Myers, FL 33912, USA.
Opened: March 7, 1991.
Owner: City of Fort Myers.
Operator: Lee County.
The stadium is part of the Lee Health Sports Complex, which includes several ballfields, batting cages, the Twins’ Player Development Academy, and other sports facilities.

Seating: About 9,300 (increased from 7,500 after renovations in 2014-2015).

The look of the stadium is inspired by Churchill Downs, which hosts the Kentucky Derby.
The stadium had a big renovation between 2014 and 2015.
This added a full 360-degree walkway, more shaded seating, better amenities, and improved areas for fans and players.
The changes also included more food choices, better restrooms, special seating areas, and better views from the stands.

Hammond Stadium has several features that make it a great place to visit during spring training:
Waterfall fountain at the entrance — a famous photo spot before games.
360-degree walkway — lets fans move around the stadium easily during games.
Bars and social spots — including ones at third base and right field with a great view of the game.
SkySuites and SkyDecks — shaded, premium spots with good views.
Team store and kids area — family-friendly spots inside the stadium.
Lots of food choices — including local favorites and classic stadium snacks.

It has been the Twins’ main spring training home since 1991 and is one of the longest-running spring training bases in the Grapefruit League.
It also hosts the Fort Myers Mighty Mussels and the Rookie-level Twins during the regular season.
The Mayor’s Cup (a local spring training rivalry trophy) is often played here when the Twins face nearby teams like the Red Sox.
In 2025, the stadium added a sensory room — thought to be the first of its kind in the Grapefruit League — to better serve fans with sensory needs.

Built for about $14 million.
The front and palm tree-lined entrance give a welcoming Florida spring feel.
There are plenty of practice fields and batting cages around the main stadium so fans can watch workouts and drills up close before games.