The Houston Astros are considering removing Tal's Hill from center field at Minute Maid Park for the 2016 season, the Houston Chronicle's Evan Drellich reports. Astros president of baseball ...

Come next season, Minute Maid Park in Houston will have a new look. The Astros are removing Tal's Hill in center field and are adding a new seating area. Demolition work is underway at the moment.

The Astros hosted a grand opening of Minute Maid Park's renovated center field on Wednesday, showing off the good eats, venues and amenities available to fans in the area where Tal's Hill once stood.

It also includes the removal of Tal's Hill, which has ... The seating capacity of Minute Maid Park would remain essentially the same. The renovation of center field would include three new bar ...

And now, after more than 15 seasons at the stadium currently known as Minute Maid ... renovation to Minute Maid Park that would include the removal Tal’s Hill in center field and moving the ...

The Houston Astros’ planned renovations for center field at Minute Maid Park have been postponed, the team announced on Thursday. Tal’s Hill, the inclined grassy area in center field ...

In 2016 alone, the Astros have hit nearly 10 balls to Tal’s Hill for extra bases, all of which would be home runs in the renovated center field area. The seating capacity of Minute Maid Park ...

They’re looking at getting rid of Tal’s Hill, the 30-degree incline in deep center field at Minute Maid Park that has annoyed outfielders since the stadium opened in 2000. A flagpole sits at ...

The hill also features a flag pole that is in play. It is 436 feet to center field at Minute Maid Park, so it's not often a ball is hit to the hill, but it has happened and there have been more ...

When Minute Maid Park ... beyond the left field wall, as well as its retractable roof. But one feature that always seemed more polarizing was the small hill that was built in center field.

The Astros made a change to the batter’s eye at Minute Maid Park, darkening the large ivy wall beyond the center-field fence prior to a homestand that opened Friday against the White Sox.

and they’ll do so in a newly revamped Minute Maid Park. The Astros spent $18 million for center-field renovations and other projects. The iconic Tal’s Hill is gone, which means what was the ...