A look at last night’s bench-clearing… discussion

Red Sox fans in the stands and sitting on scaffolding during a 1975 game against the Tigers.

Oakland’s Josh Reddick attempts to catch Ortiz’s second homer of the night but does a pretty good flip into the bullpen instead

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The MONSTER by Abigal Porter

A close-up of the “Green Monster” at Fenway Park.

boston:

Fenway Park added to National Register of Historic Places

- Fenway Park, the storied, century-old home of the Boston Red Sox, has been added to the National Register of Historic Places, the Massachusetts secretary of state’s office announced today.

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Source: Red Sox Sonoma

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Photo by David L Ryan / Globe staff

greetingsfromfenway:

keep the faith red sox nation

Tom and Jean Yawkey have their initials written in Morse Code on the left field scoreboard on the Green Monster. On Sunday afternoons when the team was out of town Tom and Jean would come over to Fenway Park, get the radio, go out to center field, spread a lunch and have a picnic and listen to the game.