section again roped off. In 2020, the Navigators were sold to the January family of Swampscott and netting was attached to the underside of the roof to catch any further falling concrete. The club returned to the NECBL in 2021. Field structure The infield of Fraser Field is artificial turf manufactured and installed by Pro Grass LLC, while the outfield is natural grass. A drain system serves the infield and basepaths, but standing water can accumulate in the outfield from heavy rains even early in the day. The artificial turf was redone for the 2015 baseball season, finally omitting the Spirit logo denoting the previous franchise. Beyond left field is the adjacent Manning Field, which succeeded the old Manning Bowl. The site of the bowl became the main parking lot for both Manning and Fraser. Ample on-street parking is also available, and the Spirit arranged with neighborhood businesses for the use of their parking lots in the evening. The main gate and clubhouse are on Western Avenue, behind the grandstand. A secondary admission gate is adjacent to the left-field bullpen. It serves the main parking lot but requires fans to walk around the outfield. A third gate, adjacent to the right-field bullpen, has not been used in the Navigators era. External links North Shore Navigators website Futures League home page Fraser Field at digitalballparks.com Professional Teams at Fraser Field on FunWhileItLasted.net Notes References 1940 establishments in Massachusetts Baseball venues in Massachusetts Buildings and structures in Lynn, Massachusetts Futures Collegiate Baseball League ballparks Minor league baseball venues Sports in Lynn, Massachusetts Sports venues completed in 1940 Works Progress Administration in Massachusetts