GREATEST MOMENT NO. 1: April 4, 1994: Before a sellout crowd of 41,459, the Tribe in extra innings defeated the Seattle Mariners in the first game at what then was known as Jacobs Field. The Indians won it in the 11th when Eddie Murray doubled and then scored on a two-out single from Wayne Kirby. It was the first of what would become many dramatic finishes at the ballpark.
(In this photo, the Cleveland Indians are seen playing two days earlier in what was their first game at the new ball park. It was an exhibition against the Pittsburgh Pirates.)
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