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Major League Baseball's Opening Day: a historical quiz
As another Major League Baseball season begins, this is a good time to check your grasp of Opening Day facts. Take this test to gauge how much you know.
2. What was historic about 2010's featured Opening Day game between the Yankees and Red Sox?
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It was the first season opener televised live across China. |
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It marked the 1,000th meeting of these rival clubs. |
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The game was played in a snowstorm. |
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It concluded with all the players on each team shaking hands. |
