The Tigers looked to end a three-game losing streak on Sunday in Tampa against the Rays... and they did it in style, with a 9 ...

While the dimensions of play are universal across other sports, the outfield wall can be situated at various lengths in Major League Baseball. Look no further than the 30 ballparks we have in MLB.

When Pitcher List referred to Tampa Bay Rays Brandon Lowe's blast as a “true unicorn,” they weren’t exaggerating. The 1-in-30 home run wasn’t just rare, it was nearly mythical.

Yankee Stadium's short porch wasted no time infuriating the rest of MLB, as the New York Yankees were gifted not one but two cheap homers in their Opening Day matchup against the Milwaukee Brewers.

Yankee Stadium, which was rebuilt in 2009, is no slouch either. It’s a monumental, energetic place in the heart of the booming Bronx that evokes a storied era in baseball history.

The outfield dimensions of MLB stadiums can have a significant impact on gameplay. Some stadiums, like the now-defunct Polo Grounds, had unusual dimensions that made it challenging for players.

There will be other games. Yankee Stadium feels like the capital of baseball again. Even on a day that ended with a loss, that feels like a win.

The stadium also would have a team store and an LED video board in the outfield. A picnic area is planned for the area beyond the right-field wall. City of Richmond ...

So many other sports (football, basketball, hockey, tennis, soccer, etc.) have set playing dimensions. As far as the outfield wall goes, baseball has plenty of wiggle room to give us unique features.

Obviously, it's too early to tell. It's no secret that Yankee Stadium is a haven for power hitters, especially lefties. Yankee Stadium's right field wall is just 314 feet down the line.

Save for Kauffman Stadium, each of those parks is considered a hitter’s haven, the way Rogers Centre has generally been considered to be, too.