It’s a Hot One: AT&T Park Shatters Record

SAN FRANCISCO — The roof was closed at Chase Field over the weekend, which saved the Giants and Diamondbacks from playing a couple of games in 110-degree weather. There was no way to escape Friday night's heat wave.The temperature during the 7:14 first pitch at AT&T Park was 93 degrees, shattering the record for a night game at the ballpark. The previous high was 84 degrees for a Giants-Brewers night game on Sept. 12, 2003. Harvey Tragedy: Van Swept Away With Family Inside Is Found The game was just the fifth in the ballpark's 18-season history to be played in temperatures at or above 90 degrees, per research done by Elias, Dan Peterson, and Darin Stephens. The previous four were all day games:June 14, 2000: Giants vs. Brewers -- 97 degrees Man Arrested on Suspicion of Setting Ponderosa Fire May 15, 2008: Giants vs. Astros -- 95 degreesSept. 4, 2004: Giants vs. Diamondbacks -- 90 degrees Protest Planned For Golden Gate Bridge Appears to Be Hoax Sept. 13, 2003: Giants vs. Brewers -- 90 degreesPhoto Credit: Getty Images