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MLB Speedway Classic: Best photos, videos from Braves-Reds at Bristol
The famed racetrack has been converted to host baseball for the showcase. Over 85,000 fans were expected on hand for the first-of-its-kind event. MLB's previous attendance record was 84,587 fans at a 1954 game in Cleveland featuring the New York Yankees.
The checkered flag fell upon the first MLB Speedway Classic on Sunday at Bristol Motor Speedway in Tennessee. At the finish line, the Braves prevailed, 4-2, over the Reds behind a pair of home runs ...
Chipper Jones threw a ceremonial first pitch to NASCAR driver Chase Elliott, and fellow driver Kyle Busch threw one to Johnny Bench.
The previous paid attendance record for an MLB regular-season game was 84,587, set September 12, 1954, when Cleveland Stadium hosted the Yankees.
Following great pomp and pageantry to celebrate the first MLB Speedway Classic, the skies opened above the famous Bristol ...
Saturday features a first for MLB as the third and final game between the Atlanta Braves and Cincinnati Reds will take place ...
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