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Huge dive over the fence.
The photo doesn't even look real.
[credit provider=”ESPN2″] Last night, Liverpool F.C. of the EPL and A.S. Roma of Italy’s Serie A met in an exhibition at Fenway Park. The match created an odd scene as one of baseball’s most iconic baseball parks was transformed into a soccer pitch for one night.The two storied European soccer […]
Yesterday was Fenway Park’s 100th birthday, and the the New York Yankees spoiled the fun by hitting five home runs in a 6-2 rout of the Boston Red Sox. And while that had to be tough on Red Sox fans, the New York Post made sure to pour some salt […]
Remember when the Red Sox got in all sorts of trouble for drinking in the clubhouse during games? Well, today’s “toast” by Kevin Millar and Pedro Martinez only propels the debaucherous image of the Red Sox franchise.
[credit provider=”NESN”] Fenway Park turned 100 years old today, and just like in 1912, the Boston Red Sox will face the New York Yankees (known as the Highlanders in 1912).But prior to the game, there was a touching ceremony that included dozens of Red Sox legends, and some members of […]
[credit provider=”AP Images”] Today is the 100th birthday for Fenway Park and there will be a celebration that will include many of the greatest players to ever wear a Boston Red Sox uniform. However, two of most important players of the last 30 years, Roger Clemens and Curt Schilling, turned […]
Mitt Romney took some time from the campaign trail today to watch the Boston Red Sox Patriots’ Day game at Fenway Park.
[credit provider=”Wikimedia Commons” url=”http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fenway_Park_Panorama_1914.jpg”] Fenway Park turns 100 years old today when the Red Sox take on the Rays.Over the last century, the ballpark has seen a bunch of minor tweaks and changes.
