"We had 30,000 in Cooperstown, so I felt like I was in my own ballpark anyway," Biggio said with a chuckle. "But I'm excited about this, because not everybody could get up there [to Cooperstown]. It's a hard place to get to. To have a night like tonight, to be able to enjoy it with the fans, to be able to go down memory lane one more time, we're excited."
Seated on a stage behind the pitcher's mound, Biggio was flanked by several special guests who were asked to address the crowd: MLB.