NBT Bank Stadium is a minor league baseball stadium that is located in Syracuse, New York. It is a publicly owned venue that broke ground on July 5, 1995. It opened for the local public on April 3, 1997, with a total construction cost of $28 million. The stadium is under the ownership of Onondaga County, whereas it is operated by the Community Baseball Club of Central New York, Inc. (Syracuse Mets). Populous does the architecture of the building. NBT Bank Stadium was formerly known as Alliance Bank Stadium (2005–2013) and P&C Stadium (1997–2005). It served as the home field to the Syracuse Mets Triple-A baseball team of the Triple-A East and was a former home to Syracuse Salty Dogs (USL-1) 2003–2004.

NBT Bank Stadium was built to replace the aging MacArthur Stadium serving as a home to Syracuse'sSyracuse’s professional baseball teams and was demolished in 1997. Apart from regular seating, the stadium also features a banquet room and luxury suites. The banquet is named to honor former baseball player Hank Sauer. The seating of the stadium is divided as; 3,000 in the 300 (upper) level, 7,791 in the lower level, and 280 in the 20 luxury suites. On May 7, 2010, a record for baseball attendance was set when 14,098 people came to the park for Triple-A'sTriple-A’s debut of Stephen Strasburg.

NBT Bank Stadium underwent a $25 million renovation in 2019 that Onondaga County lawmakers approved. The stadium also hosts concerts, soccer, and hockey games and even hosted the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders in 2019.