Reno Aces Secure Future With Massive Stadium Deal

The Diamondbacks' Triple-A affiliate will remain in Reno through 2049 after reaching an agreement with the city.

Jan. 28, 2026 at 7:15pm

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The Arizona Diamondbacks' Triple-A affiliate, the Reno Aces, have secured their future in Reno through 2049 after reaching a major agreement with the city. The deal includes a $40 million investment by the Aces' ownership group into the stadium and surrounding area in exchange for full ownership of the ballpark from the city.

Why it matters

The long-term agreement ensures the Aces, one of the Diamondbacks' key minor league teams, will remain in Reno for decades to come. This provides stability for the Diamondbacks' player development system and maintains a strong connection between the major league club and its Triple-A affiliate.

The details

Under the new agreement, the Aces will be responsible for all operations, maintenance, capital repairs, and upgrades of the stadium. The team will manage the facility in compliance with Major League Baseball's rules and regulations. The $40 million investment by the Aces' ownership group will go towards improving the stadium and surrounding area.

  • The Aces have played in Reno since 2009, when the previously-named Sidewinders moved from Tucson, Arizona.
  • On January 28, 2026, the Aces announced the new agreement with the City of Reno.
  • The new deal commits the Aces to remain in Reno through the 2049 season.

The players

Reno Aces

The Triple-A affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks, based in Reno, Nevada.

Herb Simon

The owner of the Reno Aces.

Eric Edelstein

The president of the Reno Aces.

City of Reno

The local government entity that reached the agreement with the Reno Aces.

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What they’re saying

“Reno has proven to be an outstanding long-term home for the Aces. This agreement reflects our confidence in the community, our partnership with the City of Reno, and our belief in the role this ballpark plays in the continued vitality of downtown. By committing through 2049 and investing significantly in the facility and surrounding area, we're ensuring that this remains a first-class venue for fans, players, and the community for decades to come.”

— Herb Simon, Reno Aces Owner

“This agreement provides long-term certainty for the Aces, our fans, and the City of Reno. Full ownership of the ballpark allows us to move faster and invest smarter—whether that's fan experience upgrades, facility improvements, or ensuring we continue to meet and exceed Major League Baseball standards. Most importantly, it guarantees that Reno Aces baseball remains a cornerstone of this community through 2049.”

— Eric Edelstein, Reno Aces President

What’s next

The Reno Aces will now begin planning and executing the $40 million in stadium and area improvements as part of the new agreement with the City of Reno.

The takeaway

This long-term deal ensures the Diamondbacks' Triple-A affiliate will remain a fixture in Reno for decades, providing stability and continuity for the team's player development pipeline. It also demonstrates the strong partnership between the Aces and the local community, which is committed to maintaining a first-class baseball experience.