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Second perhaps only to the old Yankee Stadium in terms of baseball lore, Boston’s Fenway Park has hosted through the years more historic moments and great players than any other ballpark, other than The House That Ruth Built. The original home of Babe Ruth, Fenway Park possesses one of sports’ most iconic physical characteristics – the Green Monster. It also has served as the venue for legendary moments such as Carlton Fisk’s walk-off home run in the 12th inning of Game Six of the 1975 W

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  • c4246 said: It is long past time to regulate the playing field so everyone will have the same opportunity and records will finally start to mean something. 320' in RF at NY is ridiculous. Let's get organized. The foul ball territory should all be the same too. I have proposed a 15' high Home Run fence at a radius of 390' from Home Plate. A (15' ) radius in the corners that extend to the perpendicular of the 60' radius around home plate. Very simple and easy to regulate. With MLB going global, regulation seems to be common sense. 6:39PM 11/09/11
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