God Bless America Returns to Baseball After 9 11
In 2001 MLB resumed amid healing as God Bless America replaced Take Me Out to the Ball Game on many days. Yankees and Dodgers teams led the era with memory of the World Trade Center, Mets star Mike Piazza homering on return night, and Selig guiding policy on patriotic songs.
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Ballparks still feel impact of Sept 11
The Associated Press reports stadium security has tightened since the 2001 attacks. Fans face longer bag checks, stricter prohibited items lists, and more visible and hidden safety measures at ballparks like Coors Field. Experts note heightened vigilance reflects broader security theater in public venues.
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