If you look towards the outfield in that image, the wall runs as we expect it to in the stadium. But this would not have been the case in ‘25, when Pirates management built temporary bleachers to pack more fans in, obscuring the bulk of the outfield wall.

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There’s a famous photo of the fire at Forbes Field set during the 1925 World Series to dry out the infield from rain. Problem is, I never thought much about it until someone pointed out today, it’s not an image from the ‘25 World Series.

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We do have at least one verifiable image of the fire that was set to dry out the infield during the ‘25 Series, but it’s an exterior shot from the front page of the Pittsburgh Sun, which doesn’t give us an idea of the stadium interior. So I’m not sure when the famous image was from.

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Now that you mention it, it does feel like Up gets all of its accolades based heavily on that marriage montage. The rest is fine, just not remarkable or particularly memorable.

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Probably an unpopular opinion, but for me both "Up" and "Wall-E" fell off a cliff after the set-up

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