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BrightView’s Development and Sports Turf teams are preparing Bowman Field for the second Little League Classic game by putting down new conditioner products on the infield skin, painting logos, perfecting edges in the infield and warning track and ensuring the home plate area and pitcher’s mound are at major league standards.

Major League Baseball returned to Mexico for a regular season game for the first time in 19 years with a three-game series between the San Diego Padres and Los Angeles Dodgers. To prepare, Estadio Monterrey underwent a renovation to bring the field and stadium up to MLB specifications.

After spending 200 years serving a military purpose, Governors Island has now become a tourist destination that features historic forts, four artificial and themed hills, parade grounds for events, and offers visitors unique views of the surrounding skylines and attractions.

Hurricane Maria brought devastation never before seen on Puerto Rico, shutting down ports, destroying crops, and knocking out power to the entire island. Seven months later, as they are still working to recover, Major League Baseball is returning for a two-game series between the Cleveland Indians and the Minnesota Twins.

Working with preservation experts and BrightView's team of landscape designers, horticulturists, construction specialists, and irrigation experts, The Huntington's Japanese Garden was renovated and expanded and now continues being one of the most beloved and iconic landscapes at the center.

BrightView Golf Maintenance has entered into a long-term maintenance partnership with the award-winning The Golf Club at Cuscowilla in Eatonton, Ga.

BrightView volunteers renovate a park to be more welcoming for children at Fort Carson, Colo. Members of the military and their families helped BrightView install sod, perennials, shrubs, and trees.

Glendora Country Club was starting to lose members while goals for the golf course weren't being met. Within two years, BrightView was able to get 95 percent of the turf conversion completed, saving money in water and seed purchasing. The changes to the club has seen an improved overall efficiency of 20 to 30 percent.

It’s a different world in the golf industry these days — the competition for members and tee times is on the rise. Moreover, players are demanding better and better play conditions. It’s a tough environment for everyone in the industry. Controlling costs while maintaining consistently excellent conditions is more important than ever.

The MLB "Little League Classic" game came to Williamsport, Pa.'s, Bowman Field, recently renovated by BrightView. The field will continue to be maintained by BrightView for a total of two years.