Spring Training in Pensacola
In an era before the Grapefruit and Cactus Leagues, clubs were free to host their Spring Training camps in any warm-weather areas that suited their needs. With a combination of high-quality baseball diamonds and large, open fields built for military use, many teams chose Pensacola as their Spring Training home:
| YEAR | TEAM | LEVEL | STADIUM |
| 1890 | Pittsburgh Alleghenys | MLB | Pensacola Baseball Park |
| 1892 | Baltimore Orioles | MLB | Pensacola Baseball Park |
| 1913 | Cleveland Naps | MLB | Maxent Park |
| 1913 | Toledo Mud Hens | AA | Maxent Park |
| 1922 | Brooklyn Robins | MLB | Maxent Park |
| 1922 | Louisville Colonels | AA | Maxent Park |
| 1927 | Newark Bears | AA | Legion Field |
| 1930-31 | Boston Red Sox | MLB | Legion Field |
| 1936 | New York Giants | MLB | Legion Field |
| 1945-48 | Brooklyn Dodgers | AA and below | Ellyson Field |
| 1949, 52 | Atlanta Crackers | AA | Legion Field |
| 1958 | Kansas City Athletics | Minors | Admiral Mason Park |
| 1963 | Washington Senators | Minors | Admiral Mason Park |
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