Name That Stadium

The Green Monster, long part of Fenway Park lore, is known for turning home runs into doubles, and for turning routine fly balls into doubles as well.

The New Orleans Superdome, home to the New Orleans Saints, became a symbol of tragedy in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. However, when the Saints won the Super Bowl in early 2010, it helped revitalize both the city and the stadium.

The blue artificial turf found in Albertsons Stadium at Boise State in Idaho serves as a major tourist attraction.

When the blue turf was first installed in 1986 to replace the existing Astroturf, Boise State athletic director Gene Bleymaier said, "They know its not grass, so there's really no reason it needs to be green. Why not do it in our school colors?"

In the commercial, Kerry Wood talks with a State Farm agent who mentions doing a discount double-check. Wood replies that he does an "ivy check," and finds a cell phone, a French horn, and Hall of Famer Andre Dawson buried in the ivy that drapes the outfield walls of Wrigley Field. 

FUN FACT

Seating more than 107,000 fans on game days, Michigan Stadium, home to the University of Michigan football team in Ann Arbor and known as "The Big House," becomes the seventh most populous "city" in the state.