As Steve Buckley wrote in his history of Wally the Green Monster: “Wally’s never made people scream in fear or laugh out loud, and not once in 23 years has he interrupted a game. No fake ...

The Green Monster at Boston's Fenway Park may be legendary, but one Minnesota ballpark's outfield wall stands just as tall. Zoom in: The left field wall at Eagan High School is about 37 feet high.

See All 10 Photos. To say that art ... won the Mare-mont Trophy for Top Eliminator at the AHRA Nationals held in Lawrenceville, Illinois, in 1955 with his"Green Monster No. 2," an Allison-powered ...

(Photo by Joe Robbins/Getty Images) Ballpark Quirks is a new series on the distinctive features and oddities that make up each of MLB's 30 parks. First up: Boston's Fenway Park, and the Green Monster.

Gunther knew he had to make a picture of gold having brushed the Green Monster. Watching the game carefully, Gunther noted the locations the balls hit and returned after the series to find his mark.

The Green Monster #5 was always a work in progress. The airplane-engine-powered dragster appeared at the first NHRA National in 1955 in Great Bend, Kansas. The car was then powered by a WW II, 770 ...