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2013 Astros Spring Training Schedule in Kissimmee at Osceola County Stadium |
| February |
Day |
Time |
Visiting Team |
TicketNetwork |
| 24 |
Sunday |
1:05 |
Mets |
Tickets |
| 26 |
Tuesday |
1:05 |
Tigers |
Tickets |
| 28 |
Thursday |
1:05 |
Yankees |
Tickets |
| March |
Day |
Time |
Visiting Team |
TicketNetwork |
| 1 |
Friday |
1:05 |
Cardinals |
Tickets |
| 2 |
Saturday |
1:05 |
Braves |
Tickets |
| 7 |
Thursday |
1:05 |
Nationals |
Tickets |
| 8 |
Friday |
1:05 |
Braves |
Tickets |
| 10 |
Sunday |
1:05 |
Phillies |
Tickets |
| 13 |
Wednesday |
1:05 |
Nationals |
Tickets |
| 15 |
Friday |
1:05 |
Pirates |
Tickets |
| 17 |
Sunday |
1:05 |
Blue Jays |
Tickets |
| 20 |
Wednesday |
6:05 |
Mets |
Tickets |
| 22 |
Friday |
1:05 |
Cardinals |
Tickets |
| 24 |
Sunday |
1:05 |
Marlins |
Tickets |
| 25 |
Monday |
6:05 |
Nationals |
Tickets |
| 28 |
Thursday |
1:05 |
Tigers |
Tickets |
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Spring Training Schedule |
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Osceola County Stadium Facts, Figures & Firsts
Construction cost: $6.5 million (approximate)
Architect: HOK Sport
Construction manager: Graham Contracting Co.
Owned by and named after Osceola County, which financed construction of the stadium with a 2% resort tax.
The stadium is the centerpiece of the 120-acre Osceola Heritage Park, which contains four full-sized practice fields, two half fields, the 8,000-seat Silver Spurs Arena, a pavilion designed to house livestock, and a 47,850-square foot exhibition hall.
Underwent an extensive $18.3 million renovation that was completed in 2003. The renovation architect was DLR Group and they designed a completely new exterior facade, while all seating inside the stadium was replaced and the press box and clubhouses were upgraded.
Spring training tenant: Houston Astros (1985-present)
The Astros' current spring training lease with the county runs through 2016.
Minor league tenants: Osceola Astros (1985-1994), Kissimmee Cobras (1995-2000)
Has been the site of the Jim Evans Academy of Professional Umpiring training courses since 1994.
First game: The Houston Astros beat the New York Yankees 9-6 on March 8, 1985 in front of 6,742 fans.
Other stadium firsts (all of which occurred on 3/8/85):
| Pitch | Winning Pitcher | Losing Pitcher |
| Joe Niekro | Joe Sambito | Mike Armstrong |
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