None. Coors Field is a baseball stadium.

Baseball fans honored him on April 27, 1947, which was declared Babe Ruth Day for every organized baseball league in the United States. His jersey number 3 was retired at his last appearance at Yankee Stadium on June 13, 1948, which also commemorated the stadium's 25th anniversary.

Yankee Stadium is located in the New York City Bronx borough.

Bronx Terminal- 700 Exterior St. Bronx, NY 10451 is the Target's address.

East 161st Street & River Avenue, Bronx, NYC

As the new Yankees stadium was being constructed... Red Sox fan Gino Castagnoli infiltrated the ranks of one of the crews pouring concrete for the new stadium... and told friends that he'd planted David Ortiz's jersey in the cement outside the visitors' clubhouse...When the Yankees learned of the jersey stunt... they brought out a jackhammer and dug it up. It cost $45,000 to recover the jersey...which was later sold for $175,000 with proceeds going to the Jimmy Fund...

there about 657 inches whiuch is 890-9 feet

It's the old thing of 'supply' and 'demand'. The demand is always high, and people are not apt to leave the stadium to eat, so they can literally charge what they want. People will pay it ... or starve ... Same is true with the $5 charge for 6 ounces of soda pop.

Great trivia question. I'm surprised that Willie Mays is not on this list. Mays never hit a HR at Yankee Stadium ('51 & '62 WS). I do know that each of the following ballplayers have hit home runs at Yankees Stadium in a World Series game (Robinson regular season). I am sure that Hank Aaron, Eddie Mathews, and Duke Snider, all hit home runs at Shea, the Polo Ground, and Ebbets Feild. Frank Robinson hit 67 HR's in 1956 & 1957 for Cincinatti. I'm sure at least one at each the Polo Grounds and Ebbets field. He also hit a home run at Shea in the 1969 World Series. (last minute scratch Gil Hodges. Hit 9 home runs for the Mets in 1962 but Shea didn't open until 1964)

This is only a guess. Correct me if I'm wrong. Here are the eight players that I think hit Home Runs at Ebbets Field, the Polo Grounds, Yankees Stadium, and Shea Stadium # Hank Aaron # Eddie Mathews # Duke Snider # Frank Robinson # Ken Boyer # Charlie Neal # Bill Mazeroski # Ed Bailey,

You're mixing up two questions here. Babe Ruth hit his 712th, 713th, and 714th home runs on May 30,1935, when he was playing for the Boston Braves (his third and last team.) He retired after that game and the Braves finished last with a record of 38-115. He pretty much stopped pitching after he went to New York, pitching in a total of five games for the Yankees--three of them in his first two years; he pitched one game in 1930 and one in 1933, both of them complete-game wins. He never pitched for the Braves.

the right field wall at fenway park is tricky...which is why most newcomers have a hard time playing that position...at the deepest part - it's 380 feet from home plate and along the line it measures 302 feet - I'm pretty sure that's up to pesky's pole - which allows for the short home run

Apparently so. My son went to see a game and after smoking a cigarette in the park next door was arrested and booked without his rights being read to him. The cops thought it was a joint. Now we have to go to court.

There are 50,291 seats in the new Yankee Stadium located on One East 161st Street, Bronx, New York. Including standing room, the stadium can hold 52,325.

$13,500 for a private suite right behind home plate.

$7,000 for outfield suites

$12 - $1250 per seat for game day tickets

If you need more info regarding suites at Yankee Stadium, then please email me at ticketnyg@yahoo.com. We have contacts with suite owners throughout the country for all stadiums.

I don't know exactly who owned it but I do know it used to be a lumber yard...

The last time Game 7 had been won by the road team was by the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1979. However, in the last 9 World Series that have gone to Game 7, the home team won the series. Most recently with the 2011 St. Louis Cardinals and the 2002 Anaheim Angels.

In the 1960s and 1970s, the road team more often won Game 7 than the road team.

1) 1909 Pittsburgh Pirates won Game 7, 8-0, in Detroit against the Tigers.

2) 1926 St. Louis Cardinals won Game 7, 3-2, in New York against the Yankees.

3) 1934 St. Louis Cardinals won Game 7, 11-0, in Detroit against the Tigers.

4) 1945 Detroit Tigers won Game 7, 9-3, in Chicago against the Cubs.

5) 1952 New York Yankees won Game 7, 4-2, in Brooklyn against the Dodgers.

6) 1955 Brooklyn Dodgers won Game 7, 2-0, in New York against the Yankees.

7) 1956 New York Yankees won Game 7, 9-0, in Brooklyn against the Dodgers.

8) 1957 Milwaukee Braves won Game 7, 5-0, in New York against the Yankees.

9) 1958 New York Yankees won Game 7, 6-2, in Milwaukee against the Braves.

10) 1962 New York Yankees won Game 7, 1-0, in San Francisco against the Giants.

11) 1965 Los Angeles Dodgers won Game 7, 2-0, in Minnesota against the Twins.

12) 1967 St. Louis Cardinals won Game 7, 7-2, in Boston against the Red Sox.

13) 1968 Detroit Tigers won Game 7, 4-1, in St. Louis against the Cardinals.

14) 1971 Pittsburgh Pirates won Game 7, 2-1, in Baltimore against the Orioles.

15) 1972 Oakland Athletics won Game 7, 3-2, in Cincinnati against the Reds.

16) 1975 Cincinnati Reds won Game 7, 4-3, in Boston against the Red Sox.

17) 1979 Pittsburgh Pirates won Game 7, 4-1, in Baltimore against the Orioles.

Yankee Stadium uses the Major League Baseball Rules so the distance between bases will be those required by Major League Baseball. That is 60 feet and 6 inches or 60.5 feet or 20 and 1/6 yards.

Polo Grounds.

E 161st Street and River Avenue, Bronx New York

Goose Goslin holds the record for most home runs hit at Yankee Stadium by an opposing player (32).