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In 2003, Wolfson's same-site replacement nearly doubled capacity, and the debut gate of 12,943 remains its largest crowd for a professional baseball game. The city's Better Jacksonville Plan created the Sports Complex of Jacksonville near then- Alltell Stadium in 2003 by rebuilding Wolfson and building Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena west of the NFL's Jacksonville Jaguars' field. Iconic stadium architect HOK Sport (now Populous) designed the downtown brick playpen. A previous tenure in Triple-A ended when those Jacksonville Suns moved to Virginia's Tidewater region after the 1969 campaign. Jacksonville hosted a franchise of the Double-A Southern League from 1970 until MLB's 2021 Minor League Reorganization. Peter Bragan's successor, Ken Babby, changed the Suns' long-time nickname - 1962- 19- 2016 - before the 2017 season. In 2012, the playing field was named to memorialize the Jacksonville Suns' recently deceased previous owner. Originally the Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville, the ballpark's name changed after 121 Financial Credit Union bought naming rights in 2020. Baseball has been played on this land since 1954, when Samuel W. 121 Financial Ballpark in Jacksonville, FL, is the home of the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp, the Miami Marlins' International League farm team.