Major League Baseball 2025: Mariano Rivera Stadium Will Finally Open Its Doors

(MENAFN- Newsroom Panama) The Panamanian Baseball Federation (FEDEBEIS) confirmed that the first official games of the 82nd National Major Baseball Championship will be played on April 5 and 6 at the brand new Mariano Rivera Stadium, located in La Chorrera. After an investment of approximately $45 million, this baseball giant will open its doors to the public, marking a milestone in the national sport.

Opening Game Schedule

FEDEBEIS President Jaime Robinson detailed the game schedule:

• Friday, April 5 (7:00 pm) : Colón vs. Panama Oeste
• Saturday, April 6 (7:00 pm) : Darien vs. Panama West

“It's official. We'll have two ball games at the Mariano Rivera Stadium . Coordination has been made with Pandeportes and everything is ready to welcome the public,” Robinson said enthusiastically.

⚾ A First Class Stadium

With capacity for 10,000 spectators , the venue offers:

• Panoramic views from any seat.
• Professional dimensions : 325 feet on the sides and 400 feet on the central meadow.
• Cutting-edge technology : Giant screen, LED lighting throughout the field and behind home plate.
• Premium amenities : 16 private boxes, 2 open boxes, 12 broadcast booths and a Sports Bar in left field.
• Extra amenities : 710 parking spaces, restaurants, modern restrooms, and high-end dressing rooms.

🌟 A Legacy for National Baseball

This stadium, designed to Major League Baseball (MLB) standards, will not only elevate the fan experience but also position Panama as a relevant destination for international sporting events. Its official opening with matches of the 2025 Atlas Cup promises to be a must-see for fans of the king of sports. Mariano Rivera Stadium is ready to write a new page in the history of Panamanian baseball. Experience the excitement from the stands!

In other Major Baseball news:

Chiriqui remains undefeated after a dramatic victory in Monagrillo. A bases-loaded double play in the bottom of the ninth inning and a single by Veraguas reinforcement José Mordock gave Chiriquí its fourth win of the season, defeating Herrera 6-3 in 10 innings.

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