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Home Turf
Home Turf — Famous stadiums
Whose house is it? · Round 1 of 1
Step 1 — Who plays in each of these stadiums? Call out your answers.
Stadiums
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Facilitator: The buttons run in order. 1. Show the teams once the group has had a go at guessing. Then tap a stadium and tap its team to pair them up — a wrong pick just wiggles and nothing bad happens. 2. Fill in one answer helps with a single pair when the group is stuck. 3. Fill in all answers finishes the round. Then move to the next round, or open the talking points for a chat.
- Fenway Park: Boston Red Sox — Open since 1912 — the oldest ballpark in the major leagues. The big left-field wall is the Green Monster.
- Lambeau Field: Green Bay Packers — The 'Frozen Tundra.' The Packers are owned by the town's fans, not one owner.
- Wrigley Field: Chicago Cubs — Famous for its ivy-covered outfield walls, planted back in 1937.
- Soldier Field: Chicago Bears — Opened in 1924 as a memorial to American soldiers — hence the name.
- Busch Stadium: St. Louis Cardinals — Named for the Busch brewing family — the Cardinals play in the shadow of the Gateway Arch.
- Arrowhead Stadium: Kansas City Chiefs — One of the loudest stadiums anywhere — fans there set crowd-noise records.