Richmond County branch of the New York Community Bank, the former of which formerly was the sponsor of the park. The letters were removed in 2022. The outfield walls have changed several times over the course of the stadium's history. Originally the stadium had four LED video boards spaced out on the outfield wall that would display rotating advertisements throughout the game. After these boards malfunctioned the team replaced them with traditional signage along the wall. These signs were replaced with a new video board in right field in 2007. The new video board is one of the longest in the minors. Also in 2007 the Ballpark received a brand new high-definition main video board on top of the scoreboard. Transportation The St. George Terminal of the Staten Island Ferry is less than a five-minute walk from the ballpark. The S40 and S44 buses directly serve the stadium, but the stadium is accessible from the buses that terminate at the St. George Ferry Terminal. The St. George station of the Staten Island Railway is also at the ferry terminal. From 2001 to 2009, on game days during the baseball season, SIR trains served the RCB Ballpark station adjacent to the stadium, with trains from both St. George and Tottenville. In 2010, train service to RCB Ballpark station was suspended due to budget cuts from the MTA. Gallery See also List of NCAA Division I baseball venues References External links Staten Island FerryHawks: SIUH Community Park Richmond County Bank Ballpark Views – Ball Parks of the Minor Leagues Richmond County Bank Ballpark at St. George at Baby-Bombers.com Minor league baseball venues Atlantic League of Professional Baseball ballparks Sports venues in Staten Island Baseball venues in New York City Cricket grounds in New York City 2001 establishments in New York City Sports venues completed in 2001 St. George, Staten Island