If a home run was hit over the Green Monster what street would it land on?

only 310-315 feet from home plate

Fenway Park, the home of the Boston Red Sox in Boston, MA has a wall named the Green Monster.

It is called mr. Green nose. I have a copy at home

fenway park home of the Boston red sox

Robert Chambers from the now Defunct Shop at Home TV the "Green Monster Box" refers to The United States Mint the green colored box holds 500 silver American Eagles

a street dog would not have a home or a dog what is not wanted would not have a home!

Sesame Street!! The Cookie Monster lives on Sesame Street with his friends Elmo and Big Bird. His home is in the apartment building numbered 1,2,3. Gordon, Susan, Bert and Ernie live there too. Oscar's can/home is right outside apartment building 1,2,3.

Babe Ruth and Mickey Mantle. Tied.

The green monster is the left field wall in Fenway Park, it measures thirty-seven feet, two inches tall and is 310 feet from home plate. It was not actually painted green until 1947, before that it was simply called "the wall".

The Cookie Monster lives on Sesame Street with his friends Elmo and Big Bird. His home is in the apartment building numbered 1,2,3. Gordon, Susan, Bert and Ernie live there too. Oscar's can/home is right outside apartment building 1,2,3.

Green Monster is the nickname for a 11.33 metre high field wall at Fenway Park, the home of the Boston Red Sox. This is a popular term used in baseball to describe a wall that is very hard to pitch over.

I would probably scream, then take a ton of pictures. Then I would stay there until the monster left. Finally when I got home I would send the pictures to an animal specialist and find out what it really is.

The first home run was hit on 4/26/1912 by Hugh Bradley over the Green Monster in left field.

You can not make your Moshi Monster run away from home. If you do not play with it or feed it, your monster will become unhappy and sick.

Check your monster's health. If the health is low you need to go to Main Street. Once at Main Street enter the Gross-ery store and buy food. Go back to your home and feed the food to your monster. If the health is good, then look at your monster's happiness. If the happiness is low, take your monster for a walk around Monstro City, buy something in a shop, or play games.

Well, to feed your Moshi Monster, simply buy some food from the store called the Gross-ery Store on Main Street. Then go to your home and get the food out of your treasure chest. Put the food near your monster's mouth.

go to the Gross-ery on Main Street and enter it and buy food for your monster...typically the more expensive the food the better it is for your monster....starlight cookies are really good for your monster so is the goblin gâteau....typically any holiday food that is special is super good for your monster....so if you get that food (sadly it is more expensive) and feed your monster once you get home and open you item box then its health and happiness will go up

Yes, yellow would go very well with camoflauged green. As green is a combination of blue and yellow, the yellow is "at home" with green.

I would first consult a contracto that specialies in green projects.

It would be correct to say that there is a street called the 6th street in New York. This street is home to various companies and other joints like restaurants and shops.

I have a waterline leak at my home from the street to my home....can I get a grant to fix this leak?

Because you would ruin the stigma, of what makes Fenway one of the best parks in major league baseball. In other words, without the Green Monster, and what it does, Fenway would be just another ball park. If they did that ... then one of those bloop hits that just scrapes the wall and results in a double would be ruled a home run. I will grant you that a line drive that hits high on the wall would be a home run in another park, but the risk of awarding home runs to weakly hit balls that wouldn't be a home run in any park outweighs the loss of those hard-hit balls that end up only being singles or doubles.

The Green Monster is the left field fence in Boston's Fenway Park. Because the park was built between city streets, the left field wall is closer to home plate than it is in other parks. To compensate, the left field fence was built quite high. This only partially compensates, and it's still generally easier to hit home runs to left in Fenway than in other parks.

The Green Home is in the Stapleton County of Denver, Colorado.

Hagemeister Park which was located near Walnut Street and Baird Street and adjacent to the East River. It was demolished in 1923 and Green Bay East High School was built on that land.