U.S. Cellular Field,Chicago,IL,US

Ball Park First Game
Date – 4/18/1991 (1)
Starting Pitchers – White Sox vs. Tigers: 4/18/1991
Final Score 16-0 (DET)
Attendance – 42,191
Starting Pitchers Jack McDowell (CHA); Frank Tanana (DET)
First Batter – Tony Phillips (DET) Result – Flied to LF
First Hits – Alan Trammell (DET),Singled to SS (1st)
First Run – Travis Fryman (DET)
First RBI – Alan Trammell (DET)
First Homerun – Cecil Fielder (DET) vs. Jack McDowell (CHA) on 4/18/1991 (3rd innng)
First Grandslam – Kevin Romine (BOS) vs. Alex Fernandez (CHA) on 5/5/1991 (2nd inning)
First Inside Park Homerun – Mark Newfield (SEA) vs. Brian Keyser (CHA) on 6/21/1995 (5th inning)
First No Hitter – Mark Buehrle (CHA) vs. Rangers on 4/18/2007

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TRIVIA –
The Tigers’ 16 runs are the most in a park’s first game (minimum 300 games) and the 16-run margin of victory is the largest; Chicago White Sox pitcher Mark Buerhle threw the first two no-hitters at U.S. Cellular Field, making him the only pitcher to toss the first two no-hitters at an active park; All three no-hitters at U.S. Cellular Field were thrown by southpaws; Tigers teammates Tony Phillips and Alan Trammell had four hits each in the first game at U.S. Cellular Field, becoming the only teammates with four hits in a park’s first game; Kevin Romine, who hit the first grand slam at U.S. Cellular Field, hit only five home runs in his career and the grand slam was his last. He also holds the distinction of having the fewest career home runs among those who hit a park’s first grand slam (tied with Rollie Zeider).