Hurricane Maria ravaged the island of Puerto Rico on Wednesday, and the island’s vaunted Hiram Bithorn Stadium wasn’t spared.

Pictures and videos surfaced of the damage suffered at the stadium, which included the toppling and destruction of the statue of its namesake.

María no creyó en ídolos.Así derrumbó estatua de Hiram Bithorn,a la entrada del estadio homónimo #PuertoRico #HuracanMaria via @radioislatv pic.twitter.com/V0pHcc7Elf — Nestor F. Campos B. (@La_Mano_Franca) September 20, 2017

Desde SJ: Serios destrozos en el estadio Hiram Bithorn tras El Paso del huracán María. @VoceroPR pic.twitter.com/P2VvTsqicY — Yamaira Muñiz (@yamairamuniz) September 20, 2017

Desde SJ: Los camerinos del estadio Hiram Bithorn están completamente inundados. @VoceroPR pic.twitter.com/b3PVS7P2sN — Yamaira Muñiz (@yamairamuniz) September 20, 2017

The stadium has hosted a handful of MLB games over the years, including the Montreal Expos for 22 games in each of the 2003 and 2004 seasons. It also hosted World Baseball Classic pools in 2006, 2009, and 2013.

Hiram Bithorn was also scheduled to host a series between the Twins and Indians next April, though those plans are obviously now in question because of the damage suffered by the stadium (which could get worse in the coming hours).