Covenant Health Park is a 6,355-seat multi-purpose stadium in Knoxville, Tennessee, that opened on April 15, 2025, serving as the new home for the Double-A Knoxville Smokies and One Knoxville SC. Designed by Populous and built on the site of an abandoned meat packing plant, the $114 million venue was funded through a mix of bonds, state grants, and private contributions, with its name secured by a 20-year naming rights deal with Covenant Health announced in August 2024. The ballpark features a distinctive Tennessee-shaped scoreboard (124 by 31 feet) and a retractable pitcher's mound that allows the field to convert between baseball and soccer, a process inspired by Tulsa's Oneok Field. In April 2026, four new statues honoring local African American luminaries—painter Beauford Delaney, singer Ida Cox, poet Nikki Giovanni, and artist Ruth Cobb Brice—were unveiled, bringing the total number of monuments outside the stadium to 11. The venue is also part of a larger development that includes privately-funded apartments and condominiums, integrating housing directly around the ballpark.