Playing at night allows more fans to attend, balancing work and school schedules. It also creates a distinct environment where stadiums seem to come alive, especially during postseason games. The atmosphere at night—complete with the glow of the stadium lights and the heightened drama—adds an electric feel, making each pitch feel more intense. Some of baseball’s most iconic moments, like Bill Mazeroski’s World Series-winning home run, were made at night, proving that night games have truly become a game-changer.