at Hi Corbett Field, where the production used members of the University of Arizona baseball team as extras. From 1993 to 2010, Hi Corbett was the pre-season home of the expansion Colorado Rockies, who moved into Hi Corbett with their inaugural spring training. Hi Corbett is also closely associated with minor league baseball. Aside from the Lizards, the Tucson Cowboys (Class C; Arizona–Texas League) played at Hi Corbett intermittently from the late 1930s until 1958. The original Tucson Toros (Class AAA; Pacific Coast League) played there from their inception in 1969 until 1997 (see below for new Toros team). The largest Tucson Toros crowd at Hi Corbett was 12,863 on May 17, 1981 against Salt Lake City. In 1997, the Toros essentially exchanged ownership and franchises with the nearby Phoenix Firebirds, so that the ex-Toros played in Scottsdale Stadium as the Firebirds, and the ex-Firebirds played at Hi Corbett as the Toros. In 1998 the Phoenix team relocated to Fresno, California and was renamed the Fresno Grizzlies, and the Tucson Toros became the Tucson Sidewinders, and played in the new Tucson Electric Park, which was renamed in January 2011 to Kino Veterans Memorial Stadium. The Arizona Fall League, a short-season developmental league for MLB prospects, fielded a team at Hi Corbett during 1992 and 1993, known as the Tucson Javelinas. The team relocated to Peoria before the 1994 season (becoming the Peoria Javelinas) to limit travel distances to the Phoenix metropolitan area. USA Baseball was headquartered at Hi Corbett from 1997 to 2003. From 2004 to 2007 Hi Corbett was home to the Arizona Heat women's professional softball team. In addition to the large number of visiting teams that have appeared there as part of regular league play, Hi Corbett has hosted exhibition games featuring the Colorado Silver Bullets, Houston Astros, and the University of Arizona, among others. Baseball Hall of Fame members who played at Hi Corbett include Mickey Mantle, Willie Mays, Ted Williams, and many others. On May 21, 2009, a new Tucson Toros club began play at Hi Corbett as a member of the independent Golden Baseball League. Hi Corbett Field was the home stadium of the Toros until they were evicted by the city of Tucson in 2011 before they could join the North American League. University of Arizona In 2012, the ballpark became the new home of the University of Arizona Wildcats baseball team. Through