Baseball venues, their design, locations, and sporting history.
Test your knowledge with these top questions!
Which Brooklyn ballpark was home to the Dodgers before they moved in 1958?
The Brooklyn Dodgers played at Ebbets Field from 1913 until 1957 before moving to Los Angeles.
Which Detroit ballpark opened as Navin Field in 1912 and hosted the Tigers until 1999?
Tiger Stadium opened as Navin Field in 1912 and hosted Detroit until 1999 with a deck over the infield.
At which Pittsburgh ballpark did Mazeroski hit his World Series walk-off in 1960?
Forbes Field hosted Pittsburgh from 1909 to 1970 and saw the 1960 Game 7 walk-off homer.
Which Cincinnati ballpark hosted the first night game in baseball history in 1935?
Crosley Field hosted the first night game on May 24 1935 with the president lighting the field.
Fenway Park's famous 37-foot left field wall bears which iconic nickname?
Fenway Park painted the wall green in 1947 to cover up advertisements and match the rest of the stadium.
Wrigley Field features which distinctive vegetation growing along its outfield wall?
Chicago Cubs general manager Bill Veeck planted Boston ivy on Wrigley Field's brick wall in 1937.
Houston's Astrodome claimed which moniker upon opening as the first domed stadium?
Developers marketed the Astrodome as the Eighth Wonder of the World due to its futuristic climate control.
Polo Grounds hosted major baseball games despite its original design for which sport?
Built initially for polo matches in New York City, the venue retained its name after baseball teams took over.