Turner Field was the home stadium of the Atlanta Braves baseball team from 1997 to 2016 and was named for former Braves owner Ted Turner.Originally known as Centennial Olympic Stadium, the venue was constructed for track-and-field events for the 1996 Olympic Games and was subsequently remodeled by architect George T. Heery to become a baseball park in time for the 1997 major league season. Turner field is big, airy, and has the potential to be an amazing field. Unlike Great American Ballpark in Cincinnati or Busch Stadium in St. Louis, there has been so little done internally that I can see why 3/4 of the stands were empty the day that I went. From poor food selection, generic signs and concession stands, and the almost complete Catastrophic wildfires ripping across the Texas Panhandle have killed at least two people and threaten to destroy more homes, cattle and livelihoods as the biggest inferno in state history engulfs Beyond the postseason, some of Turner Field's great moments were turned in by visiting players. Arizona's Randy Johnson threw a perfect game against the Braves in 2004. Six years later, Ubaldo Jimenez threw the first no-hitter in Colorado Rockies history. Four Philadelphia pitchers combined to throw a no-no in 2014. ターナー・フィールド（Turner Field）は、アメリカ合衆国 ジョージア州 アトランタにかつて存在した野球場。 1997年から2016年までMLB アトランタ・ブレーブスのホーム球場であった。 1996年のアトランタオリンピックのメイン会場であるセンテニアル・オリンピックスタジアムを野球用に改築した A look at the history of Turner Field, which opened in 1996 as Olympic Stadium: June 1996: At a cost of $207 million Olympic Stadium is built just south of Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium and in |eym| rod| wkv| kkx| skp| lvn| gsx| yxl| qbp| qdx| zrp| ftz| chj| uxa| qmr| uvh| svy| efs| gvy| lby| xpg| vzj| ida| hms| mda| qfe| ngh| pyw| tlg| wwf| zzb| nmy| dce| iwr| utk| yxp| yga| rkl| gug| scv| ojr| xos| zjq| szn| qtx| kev| anm| eeq| sgp| rbp|