Tucson Electric Park

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TEP prior to a Spring Training game, March 2005

Tucson Electric Park (TEP) is home to the Tucson Sidewinders, the AAA affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks. It is named for the local power company, Tucson Electric Power. Opened in 1998, it seats 11,500 fans. TEP also hosts spring training games; the Chicago White Sox and the Diamondbacks share the park for Cactus League games each March. Both teams also have their minor league complexes on-site.

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