The Lehigh Valley IronPigs, the Phillies’ Triple-A affiliate, will rename their home stadium starting in the 2027 season. What was formerly known as Coca-Cola Park in Allentown, Pennsylvania, will now be called Jefferson Park. This change reflects an expanded partnership with Jefferson, building on ties with the Lehigh Valley Health Network, signaling a broader community commitment beyond just the ballpark naming rights.

Since their inception in 2008, the IronPigs have played a crucial role in developing Phillies talent like Rhys Hoskins and Cristopher Sanchez. They have consistently led Minor League Baseball in attendance, topping the charts for four consecutive seasons and hitting a historic milestone by welcoming 10 million total fans faster than any other team in the league. This strong fan base has made their stadium a key part of the regional sports scene.

Jefferson Park is slated to host not only 75 regular-season IronPigs games but also a variety of community events, including over 40 nights of Illumination, adding to its role as a vibrant hub in the Lehigh Valley. Coca-Cola will remain involved as the club’s exclusive beverage provider, even as the naming rights shift to Jefferson. The financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

The renaming marks a new chapter for the franchise and its facilities, reinforcing the IronPigs’ status as a vital development and community link within the Phillies organization. Fans and stakeholders can expect the renamed stadium to continue serving as a lively venue that supports the team’s goal of nurturing talent and maintaining its reputation as a top minor league franchise with a fiercely loyal following.