What baseball stadium was the movie "Major League" filmed in?

The movie Major League was filmed primarily at Milwaukee County Stadium.

The 1989 baseball comedy is set around the Cleveland Indians, but Milwaukee’s former ballpark stood in for Cleveland Stadium during most of the game action. Production shot scenes at County Stadium during the summer of 1988, using its field, stands, and recognizable stadium atmosphere for the fictional Indians’ home games.

The location created an entertaining real-life connection: Bob Uecker, the Milwaukee Brewers’ longtime radio announcer, appeared in the film as Indians broadcaster Harry Doyle. Local Milwaukee television signage also remained visible in some shots, giving sharp-eyed viewers clues that the supposed Cleveland ballpark was actually in Wisconsin.

The movie did use some Cleveland Stadium footage, particularly exterior and aerial shots, which causes occasional confusion about the answer. Milwaukee County Stadium was demolished in 2001. Its former site is now associated with Helfaer Field and the parking area near the Brewers’ current home, American Family Field.