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Bristol Motor Speedway hosted its first MLB game on Saturday, featuring the Cincinnati Reds and Atlanta Braves, drawing over 85,000 fans and breaking the attendance record for a baseball game in Tennessee. Despite rain delays, the event showcased a blend of NASCAR and MLB culture, with significant planning involved to accommodate the unique setting, leading to potential future events at the venue. Want More Context? 🔎

MLB Speedway Classic sees ‘Talladega Nights' equipment, a home run car and more originally appeared on NBC Sports PhiladelphiaThe MLB Speedway Classic, featuring the Cincinnati Reds and Atlanta Braves at Bristol Motor Speedway, faced a rain delay but ultimately attracted over 85,000 fans, setting an MLB attendance record. Unique elements included NASCAR-themed uniforms, "Talladega Nights" inspired gear, and a debut of a home run car, which showcased its first appearance following a three-run homer by Braves' Eli White. Want More Context? 🔎

The Yankees reinstated starter Luis Gil from the 60-day IL and placed reliever Jonathan Loaisiga on the 15-day IL due to back tightness. Gil, set to debut after recovering from a lat strain, had a solid rehab stint, while Loaisiga has struggled this season with a 4.25 ERA and a career-high seven home runs allowed in 29.2 innings. Want More Context? 🔎