Turner Field was a baseball stadium located in Atlanta, Georgia.
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10 Facts About Turner Field
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Opening during the Braves' "division dominance" years, Turner Field hosted the NLDS a total of 11 times, the NLCS four times, one World Series, one NL Wild Card Game, and the 2000 Major League Baseball All-Star Game.
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Turner Field was a relatively new facility, being younger than 14 of Major League Baseball's other 29 stadiums at the time of the Braves' last game there.
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Plant said that while the Braves operated Turner Field, they had no control over the commercial development around the stadium.
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Turner Field was home to the first NL Wild Card Game in 2012 between the Braves and St Louis Cardinals.
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Fans at Turner Field began to litter the field with debris, prompting the game to be delayed for 19 minutes.
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Turner Field's left field vista was dominated by advertising fixtures from two iconic Atlanta corporations.
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The cow was removed from Turner Field following the 2015 season for refurbishment before being installed at Truist Park.
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Turner Field featured the Georgia's Own Credit Union Club and Superior Plumbing Club, consisting of 152 collective premium seats located directly adjacent to each side of the press box.
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