I saw the Mets play the Tigers at Tiger Stadium on a midweek afternoon. I can tell you the exact date, it was July 2, 1997. I can't remember the score, I think we won 9-6, but I do remember 3 very specific things about that day
1 - The orange outline on the numbers on the Mets uniforms were really sharp. I was sitting right by their on-deck circle.
2 - Melvin Nieves hit a Home Run into the CF upper deck bleachers that day. I had never seen that before. I and it was a line drive, too. I think the humidity may have helped...........and speaking of humidity,
3 - All hell broke loose that day. During the game, the hair on your arm would stand up because the air was supercharged. It was slowly darkening all afternoon. As I drove home, I saw a line of very dark skies heading to the east. I lived in Dearborn (still do), and its a 15 minute drive. Just as I got home the sky started getting greenish. That OH **** greenish thing that's very very bad. I turned on the news and saw all the weather warnings. Then the sky got really green and black and it was one of only two times I have gone to my basement because of weather. They showed a shot from Tiger Stadium where it looked like night and the rain was sideways. A tornado had touched down about 2 miles north of there and it skipped through Highland Park, Hamtramck, and Grosse Pointe some people were killed.