00:00 Cleveland's infamous 10-Cent Beer Night in June 1974 highlighted the negative consequences of offering cheap beer promotions at baseball stadiums, leading to a chaotic and unruly event.

02:20 Cleveland's Tencent beer night was inspired by a similar event held by the Texas Rangers a week prior, which resulted in a brawl and trash being thrown onto the field, leading to anticipation and excitement for the upcoming game in Cleveland.

04:40 Cleveland's Tencent beer night was held on June 4th, not June 6th as previously mentioned.

07:14 During the game, there were multiple instances of people running onto the field, streaking, and even a father and son duo mooning the crowd.

09:38 During the game, tensions escalated when a Cleveland player hit a line drive that injured the pitcher, leading fans to chant for him to be hit again, which further riled up the crowd and resulted in fans throwing various objects onto the field, including hot dogs, batteries, and beer, and eventually led to a fan running onto the field and a misunderstanding that caused both the Texas Rangers and angry Cleveland fans to flood onto the field with baseball bats and weapons.

12:03 The Cleveland Indians did not adequately prepare for the chaos that ensued during the game, with fans ripping out the bases and engaging in a street brawl with baseball players, resulting in injuries and the Indians ultimately forfeiting the game to the Texas Rangers.

14:23 During the infamous 10-cent beer night, approximately 60,000 beers were consumed by the 26,000 attendees, resulting in a chaotic and wild atmosphere with 19 streakers and some minor injuries.