Rats won the Central League title in 1908 and 1915. The Braves won the Three-I League title in 1946, 1948, 1956, and 1957. From 1921 to 1922, Bosse Field was used as a football stadium and was home to the Evansville Crimson Giants of the NFL. The Otters franchise came to Evansville in 1995 and have attracted a record number of fans for the league. In 2006 the Otters won the Frontier League title. Baseball Hall of Fame members Hank Greenberg, Chuck Klein, Edd Roush, Warren Spahn, and Sam Thompson played at Bosse Field during their careers; another 95 Hall of Fame members visited Bosse Field on opposing teams. There have been over 20 Major League Baseball players from Evansville and dozens of Minor Leaguers. Football Hall of Fame member Bob Griese played high school football and American Legion baseball at Bosse Field; Don Mattingly, Andy Benes, Rob Maurer, Jeff Schulz, Alan Benes and Jamey Carroll all played at Bosse Field during their high school and/or college careers. Former/current professional teams Current / former professional teams who have called Bosse Field home, have won a combined 10 league titles. Concerts July 2, 1972: Freedom Festival and Ice Cream Social with Ike & Tina Turner Revue, Edgar Winter, Dr. John 'The Night Tripper', Cactus, Black Oak Arkansas, Spirit, Country Joe & The Fish, Howlin' Wolf, John Lee Hooker, Boones Farm and New Riders of the Purple Sage August 20, 1974: Allman Brothers Band, Elvin Bishop, REO Speedwagon References External links Bosse Field at Evansville Convention & Visitors Bureau website Detroit Tigers spring training venues Minor league baseball venues Defunct National Football League venues High school baseball venues in the United States Sports venues in Evansville, Indiana Spring training ballparks Frontier League ballparks Sports venues completed in 1915 1915 establishments in Indiana Evansville, Indiana Baseball venues in Indiana