Nationals Park Baseball Field in DC

True or False: Nationals Park was built on a "brownfield" site, meaning it was previously undeveloped land.

What famous D.C. landmark can sometimes be glimpsed from the upper deck of Nationals Park?

Nationals Park is located in what growing D.C. neighborhood, known for its waterfront and development?

The name "Nationals Park" itself is a nod to what historical baseball team that played in Washington D.C. for many years

How much lower than street level is the playing field at Nationals Park?

When it first opened in 2008, what happened in the very first official MLB game that made history for the Nationals?

Beyond baseball games, what kind of notable events has Nationals Park hosted?

What distinct sound is played after every Nationals home run and win, as a nod to the park's location?

What type of art installation featuring a large bronze statue of a legendary pitcher can be found outside Nationals Park

What famous D.C. eatery, known for its half-smokes and chili, has a popular stand inside Nationals Park?

What unique feature does Nationals Park incorporate, which helps with a few arising issues?

True or False: You can actually throw a ball in the bullpen as part of a Nationals Park tour.

What "race" happens during the 4th inning of every Nationals home game, featuring oversized mascots?

Nationals Park's architecture was inspired by what other famous D.C. building?

What is unique about Nationals Park's construction that makes it environmentally friendly?