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...there is one spectator sport that I love to watch: baseball, America’s favorite pastime. I don’t love watching any old baseball team—it’s only the Boston Red Sox that I have come to adore. What other team—winning or losing—pulls together America like the Sox? (Answer: none...
...really want heart, go find a member of the Red Sox Nation. We all know who had Babe Ruth first. We all know who had Rodger Clemens first. And we all know that even in the face of a thousand year curse, if enough fanatically dedicated sportfans gather together and cheer loud and long enough, we can overcome pretty much anything...
Plus, where else will you find such overwhelming loyalty and team support? Remember when the Red Sox won the series in 2004? What other win could reduce grown men to tears of joy, and give rise to the popular sentiment, “Now I can die happy”? Guess how many people showed up to the Boston victory parade... three million. THREE MILLION! That’s more than four times the population of North Dakota. People flew in from the far corners of the world to score red, white and blue plastic beads. We have some serious...
...contest at Fenway was the consolation game of the Beanpot Tournament. Last week, Red Sox officials cancelled the game, but later in the week the management reversed its decision and gave the Crimson and the Huskies an experience to remember...
...Since there aren’t too many opportunities to play at Fenway, the Crimson players wanted to enjoy the experience and be a part of history. The team arrived early, joked Vance, so that the squad could grab the Red Sox’s home dugout. Harvard also wanted to find a way to leave its mark on the stadium...