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Asheville Tourists Baseball
Minor league baseball at the historic downtown ballpark that opened in 1924 (renamed HomeTrust Park in 2026), home of the Houston Astros' Single-A affiliate.

Baseball in a Hundred-Year-Old Park
The Asheville Tourists have played downtown since the ballpark opened in 1924. Long known as McCormick Field after a local physician, the stadium was renamed HomeTrust Park in 2026 as part of a naming-rights deal with a local bank that helped fund a major renovation of the park. The Tourists are the Single-A affiliate of the Houston Astros.
A Classic Minor League Night
It is the kind of small, walkable ballpark where you can get close to the action for a modest ticket price, with the between-innings promotions and mascot antics that minor league baseball is known for. Check the official schedule for the current season's dates.
Nearby
The ballpark sits just south of downtown, an easy walk or short drive from downtown Asheville's restaurants and bars after a game.
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