History:
Renovations to Anaheim stadium began on Oct. 1, 1996 , changing the 30 year old stadium back to a baseball-only facility. The new name was announced on Sept. 15, 1997: Edison International Field of Anaheim Information. The name represents the stadiums sponsorship agreements between Anaheim Sports inc. and Edison International. The seating capacity is 45,050. New features added to Edison International Field of Anaheim Information were terraced bullpens in the outfield, widened concourses, new restrooms and concession area, and state-of-the-art club-level and dugout-level suites. In addition, Edison field has three full-service restraunts. The renovation was estimated at $100 million.

Edison International Field Firsts
Game - April 1, 1998 (Angels defeated Yankees, 4-1)
Pitch - Chuck Finley threw strike to Chuck Knoblauch at 8:31 pm
Batter - Chuck Knoblauch
Hit - Dave Hollins
Double - Norberto Martin
Triple - Matt Walbeck
Homerun - Dave Hollins
Grandslam - Darin Erstad
Two-Homerun Game - Brian Giles
Victory - Chuck Finley
Save - Troy Percival
Error - Travis Fryman

2001 Attendance:
Home Games: 81
Total Attendance: 2,000,919
Percent Capacity: 54.8%
Rank (by Pct. Cap.): 21st
Per-Game Average: 24,702
Rank (by Average): 20th

2002 Attendance:
Home Games: 81
Total Attendance: 2,305,547
Percent Capacity: 63.2%
Rank (by Pct. Cap.): 15th
Per-Game Average: 28,463
Rank (by Average): 16th