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Watch Kevin Costner Walk Out Of The Cornfield Onto The 'Field Of Dreams' Game - One Of The Most Incredible Entrances To A Sports Event Ever 

Kevin Costner entering the Field of Dreams Game. Jeffrey Becker/USA Today Sports/Reuters 메이저사이트

Costner started off the "Field of Dreams" game with a sensational passage onto the field. 

Then, at that point the Yankees and White Sox players entered through lines of corn. 

The second honored the exemplary baseball film "Field of Dreams," which Costner featured in. 

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At times no words are expected to catch a second, and that is the thing that Major League Baseball chose to do when it started off its first "Field of Dreams" game Thursday night. 

Prior to the New York Yankees and the Chicago White Sox took the field in Dyersville, Iowa, a little film enchantment was sprinkled on the occasion. 

Taking a page from the notable games film that roused the game, 1989's "Field of Dreams," the famous actor's, Kevin Costner, left the cornfield from focus field to the thunder of the 8,000 fans in participation. 

Wearing all white, he didn't let out the slightest peep; all things being equal, the film's score played as he strolled from the outfield to the infield holding a baseball and glancing in amazement of the site. 

Then, at that point something much more enchanted occurred. Out of nowhere, players from the Yankees and the White Sox rose up out of the cornfield. It was a film become animated second. 

In the 1989 film, Costner played an Iowa rancher named Ray Kinsella, who one morning while at the same time strolling through his cornfield hears a voice say to him, "In the event that you construct it, he will come." It drives him to destroy the vast majority of his harvests to assemble a baseball field on his property. Then, at that point, at some point, baseball players from an earlier time, including the 1919 White Sox, unexpectedly emerge from the cornfield and onto the ball field. 

The 1919 White Sox entering the field in 1989's "Field of Dreams." Charlie Neibergall/Universal/AP 

Afterward, perhaps the most essential lines in sports-film history is conveyed. A player asks Kinsella, "Is this paradise?" In which Kinsella answers: "No, it's Iowa." 

"Field of Dreams" opened to wide approval and was assigned for three Academy Awards, including best picture. It additionally featured James Earl Jones, Amy Madigan, Burt Lancaster, and Ray Liotta as "Shoeless" Joe Jackson. 

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The film's inheritance has just developed throughout the long term. The baseball field went for the film turned into an Iowa traveler objective. 

In 2019, MLB declared it would hold a game there. A 8,000-seat arena was made neighboring the field where the film was shot. 

The game was initially set to be played in 2020, however it was delayed get-togethers Covid pandemic constrained an abbreviated season. Be that as it may, it merited the pause. 

After a to and fro game wherein there were a few lead changes, the White Sox beat the Yankees, 9-8, in sensational design with a two-show stroll off homer to White Sox shortstop Tim Anderson.