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When the Rays began play in Al Lang Stadium in 1998, the naming rights to the park were purchased by local utility Florida Power for $150,000 per year, rechristening the site as "Florida Power Park at Al Lang Field." When Florida Power's name was changed to Progress Energy in 2003, the stadium's official name was also changed. The 1997 and 2002 Atlantic Coast Conference Baseball Tournaments were played at the venue. Florida State won both tournaments. The 2000 Conference USA Baseball Tournament, won by Houston, was also held at the park.

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rdf:type	Stadium
rdfs:label	Progress Energy Park
rdfs:comment	When the Rays began play in Al Lang Stadium in 1998, the naming rights to the park were purchased by local utility Florida Power for $150,000 per year, rechristening the site as "Florida Power Park at Al Lang Field." When Florida Power's name was changed to Progress Energy in 2003, the stadium's official name was also changed. The 1997 and 2002 Atlantic Coast Conference Baseball Tournaments were played at the venue. Florida State won both tournaments. The 2000 Conference USA Baseball Tournament, won by Houston, was also held at the park.
Former names	Al Lang Stadium, Florida Power Park
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Nickname	Al Lang Field
construction cost	300000.0
Title	Strategic Air Command
stadium name	Progress Energy Park
Operator	city of St. Petersburg
Surface	dbkwik:resource/UtT52tOtNYTrJLhFLnuMvQ==
seating capacity	7227(xsd:integer)
ID	48667(xsd:integer)
Opened	1947(xsd:integer)
Owner	city of St. Petersburg
tenants	dbkwik:resource/fKTCRGoZPvsn8BBqUfpPoQ== dbkwik:resource/xYPCCt8Sm1pbWCHQBF8jfg== St. Louis Cardinals New York Yankees New York Mets Baltimore Orioles New York Giants Tampa Bay Rowdies St. Petersburg Cardinals Canada nat'l baseball team Dutch nat'l baseball team Nexen Heroes St. Petersburg Devil Rays St. Petersburg Pelicans St. Petersburg Saints Tampa Bay Devil Rays/Rays
Location	1802(xsd:integer) St. Petersburg, Florida 33701
abstract	When the Rays began play in Al Lang Stadium in 1998, the naming rights to the park were purchased by local utility Florida Power for $150,000 per year, rechristening the site as "Florida Power Park at Al Lang Field." When Florida Power's name was changed to Progress Energy in 2003, the stadium's official name was also changed. Progress Energy Park was home to many minor league baseball teams over the years, most recently the Class-A Florida State League affiliates for the St. Louis Cardinals and then the Tampa Bay Rays. The last minor league tenant was the St. Petersburg Devil Rays, who last played at the stadium in 2000. The 1997 and 2002 Atlantic Coast Conference Baseball Tournaments were played at the venue. Florida State won both tournaments. The 2000 Conference USA Baseball Tournament, won by Houston, was also held at the park.

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