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Crosley Field

AP Photo

Crosley Field, 1935

The first night game in baseball history.

Fifty-six years after Thomas Edison invented the light bulb, the Reds ushered in a new era by installing lights and playing the first night game in baseball history. The next day, columnists around the country complained that ballgames were lasting too long for kids to listen to on the radio.

THE WAVE

It's finally settled. We know where the wave first started. In Oakland ... and Seattle.
Doug Williams »

HONORABLE MENTIONS

The Next 10
Best Moments

Not every moment can be in the top 50, of course. Here are the honorable mentions that didn't make the cut. Caple/Dorsey »

VIDEO: HAVE YOU SEEN...?

TEST OF TIME

What are the 10 most historic North American stadiums still in use? Paul Donaldson »

STADIUM 50

A Look Into
The Future

What's the future of stadiums? Food delivered to your seat? Assigned parking? Gambling on every play? Those are just a few. Darren Rovell »