List of Major League Baseball games played outside the United States and Canada

Major League Baseball (MLB) has played multiple regular season games outside of its base in the United States and Canada. Listed below are the results of those games.[1] Exhibition contests, such as preseason games or postseason all-star games, are not included.

The U.S. 7th Fleet Band and U.S. Army Japan Band perform during the MLB Japan Opening Series 2008.

List of games
SeasonDateWinning teamScoreLosing teamAttendanceStadiumCityCountryRef
1996August 16San Diego Padres15–10New York Mets23,699Estadio de Béisbol MonterreyMonterrey Mexico[2]
August 17New York Mets7–3San Diego Padres20,873Estadio de Béisbol MonterreyMonterrey Mexico[3]
August 18San Diego Padres8–0New York Mets22,810Estadio de Béisbol MonterreyMonterrey Mexico[4]
1999April 4Colorado Rockies8–2San Diego Padres27,104Estadio de Béisbol MonterreyMonterrey Mexico[5]
2000March 29Chicago Cubs5–3New York Mets55,000Tokyo DomeTokyo Japan[6]
March 30New York Mets5–1Chicago Cubs55,000Tokyo DomeTokyo Japan[7]
2004March 30Tampa Bay Devil Rays8–3New York Yankees55,000Tokyo DomeTokyo Japan[8]
March 31New York Yankees12–1Tampa Bay Devil Rays55,000Tokyo DomeTokyo Japan[9]
2008March 25Boston Red Sox6–5Oakland Athletics44,628Tokyo DomeTokyo Japan[10]
March 26Oakland Athletics5–1Boston Red Sox44,735Tokyo DomeTokyo Japan[11]
2012March 28Seattle Mariners3–1Oakland Athletics44,227Tokyo DomeTokyo Japan[12]
March 29Oakland Athletics4–1Seattle Mariners43,391Tokyo DomeTokyo Japan[13]
2014March 22Los Angeles Dodgers3–1Arizona Diamondbacks38,266Sydney Cricket GroundSydney Australia[14]
March 23Los Angeles Dodgers7–5Arizona Diamondbacks38,079Sydney Cricket GroundSydney Australia[15]
2018May 4Los Angeles Dodgers4–0San Diego Padres21,536Estadio de Béisbol MonterreyMonterrey Mexico[16]
May 5San Diego Padres7–4Los Angeles Dodgers21,791Estadio de Béisbol MonterreyMonterrey Mexico[17]
May 6San Diego Padres3–0Los Angeles Dodgers21,789Estadio de Béisbol MonterreyMonterrey Mexico[18]
2019March 20Seattle Mariners9–7Oakland Athletics45,787Tokyo DomeTokyo Japan[19]
March 21Seattle Mariners5–4(12)Oakland Athletics46,451Tokyo DomeTokyo Japan[20]
April 13Cincinnati Reds5–2St. Louis Cardinals16,496Estadio de Béisbol MonterreyMonterrey Mexico[21]
April 14St. Louis Cardinals9–5Cincinnati Reds16,793Estadio de Béisbol MonterreyMonterrey Mexico[22]
May 4Houston Astros14–2Los Angeles Angels18,177Estadio de Béisbol MonterreyMonterrey Mexico[23]
May 5Houston Astros10–4Los Angeles Angels17,614Estadio de Béisbol MonterreyMonterrey Mexico[24]
June 29New York Yankees17–13Boston Red Sox59,659London StadiumLondon United Kingdom[25]
June 30New York Yankees12–8Boston Red Sox59,059London StadiumLondon United Kingdom[26]
Notes

Future games

In May 2019, MLB announced that the Chicago Cubs and St. Louis Cardinals would play a two-game series in London in June 2020. Additionally, in December 2019, the league announced it would be staging a two-game series in Mexico City in April 2020. It would be the first time MLB schedules a regular season game in Mexico City.[27]

Further information: 2019 MLB London Series
SeasonDateTeamsStadiumCityCountrySource
2020 April 18 San Diego Padres vs. Arizona Diamondbacks Estadio Alfredo Harp Helú Mexico City  Mexico [28]
April 19
June 13 Chicago Cubs vs. St Louis Cardinals London Stadium London  United Kingdom [29]
June 14

Games played in Puerto Rico

Estadio Hiram Bithorn in San Juan, Puerto Rico, has hosted 49 MLB games since 2001.[1] As Puerto Rico is a United States commonwealth, these games are not included in the above table. The Montreal Expos played 43 "home" games at Estadio Hiram Bithorn during 2003 and 2004.[30] Afterwards, in August 2019, the league announced a three-game series between the Miami Marlins and New York Mets at Estadio Hiram Bithorn to be played in April 2020.[31]

Further information: 2003 Montreal Expos season and 2004 Montreal Expos season

The remaining games involved other MLB teams:

SeasonDateWinning teamScoreLosing teamAttendanceStadiumCityCountryRef
2001April 1Toronto Blue Jays8–1Texas Rangers19,891Estadio Hiram BithornSan Juan Puerto Rico[32]
2010June 28Florida Marlins10–3New York Mets18,073Estadio Hiram BithornSan Juan Puerto Rico[33]
June 29Florida Marlins7–6New York Mets18,373Estadio Hiram BithornSan Juan Puerto Rico[34]
June 30New York Mets6–5Florida Marlins19,232Estadio Hiram BithornSan Juan Puerto Rico[35]
2018April 17Cleveland Indians6–1Minnesota Twins19,516Estadio Hiram BithornSan Juan Puerto Rico[36]
April 18Minnesota Twins2–1Cleveland Indians19,537Estadio Hiram BithornSan Juan Puerto Rico[37]
2020 April 28 Miami Marlins New York Mets Estadio Hiram Bithorn San Juan  Puerto Rico
April 29 Estadio Hiram Bithorn San Juan  Puerto Rico
April 30 Estadio Hiram Bithorn San Juan  Puerto Rico

See also

References
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  20. "Mariners win Ichiro's final game in 12 innings - 3/21/19". YouTube.com.
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