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Out at Fenway is tonight

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If you live in the Boston area and are looking for something fun to do, check out Pride Night at Fenway Park. While the official block of tickets have sold out, you can still purchase tickets to the game on the Red Sox website.

Tonight the stadium will have several thousand LGBTQ+ fans cheering on the Red Sox so come out and enjoy a fun night out at Fenway Park. I will be in the bleachers (sect 42) with a few friends. Hope to see you there. Pre-game celebrations hosted by Boston Proud will take place at The Cask-n-Flagon from 4:30PM – 6:30PM.

Watch the Red Sox / Astros games at Cathedral Station

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Want to watch the Red Sox as they host the Houston Astros in the American League Championship Series? The series is tied up with Houston winning the first game and the Red Sox roaring back to take the second game from the Astros in Houston. Games 3, 4, and 5 will now take place at Fenway Park on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. Games on Monday and Tuesday will start at 8:08PM and at 5:08PM on Wednesday.

The Red Sox victory over the Yankees to secure their wild card status and then their impressive win over Tampa Bay in the last series has been a confidence boost to the team and their fans. Boston’s biggest gay sports bar, Cathedral Station, will be broadcasting these games live, and the crowd will definitely be loud so stop by to cheer on the Red Sox.

Fenway home opener

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Today the Boston Red Sox return to Fenway Park for their 2021 home opener. After a disappointing 2020 (in so many ways), I’m excited to have Alex Cora return as the team’s manager, although I’m sad that many of the players he coached from the 2018 World Series are no longer part of the team. I have no idea what to expect from this year’s Boston Red Sox, but I’m excited and hope I get a chance to go to a game this year.

The game starts at 2:10 PM ET today and will be broadcast (locally) on NESN.

Boston Red Sox: LGBTQ ally

Today is the last day of Boston Pride Week 2020 so I wanted to share an excellent article from Out Sports blog that details how the Boston Red Sox went from the last team in MLB to integrate to being one of the biggest champions of LGBTQ Pride.

This year the Boston Red Sox were planning their Pride Night this season to coincide with Boston Pride’s 50-year anniversary and how amazing would that have been? I’ve really enjoyed the annual Pride celebration at Fenway and each year it gets better so I can only imagine what might have been this year.

As of last season, all but two MLB teams hosted a Pride event. MLB’s decision to name Billy Bean as its Ambassador for Inclusion has helped change the culture around the league, but the Red Sox have done more than just host a Pride Night. The Fenway Sports Group has donated to LGBT causes around the city, including a $200,000 pledge to Fenway Health, the region’s largest LGBTQ clinic and resource center. But there is so much more to this story so read the full article on Out Sports, How the Red Sox, who were the last team to integrate, became champions of LGBTQ Pride.

Tickets for Pride Night at Fenway Park now on sale

Boston PrideI know it is still several weeks away but I wanted to remind Red Sox Nation that Boston Pride will be teaming up with the Boston Red Sox for their annual Pride Night at Fenway Park.

This year’s event will take place on Tuesday, June 11th when the World Champions will host the Texas Rangers. As with past years, all are welcome to join for a special pregame Pride Party on the Right Field Roof Deck.

If you’re planning to purchase more than 20 tickets or if you have additional questions, you are asked to  contact Travis Pollio at tpollio@redsox.com or 617-226-6790.

Tickets for Pride Night at Fenway Park 

Boston Red Sox 2019 season starts today at Fenway

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The World Champion Boston Red Sox host the Toronto Blue Jays for their 2019 home opener at Fenway Park; game time is 2:05PM.

It is hard to imagine the Red Sox having a season like they did in 2018 but hopes remain high as Boston looks to retain their nickname, Titletown. Since 2001 Boston’s professional teams have net an astounding 12 championships. It is truly the Golden Age for Boston sports enthusiasts.

Boston Red Sox home opener is today

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It may be a bit chilly for baseball but New Englanders have a perverse notion of what is spring. Later today the Boston Red Sox will take to the field for the team’s 106th season at Fenway Park in Boston – arguably the most beautiful major league baseball park and certainly my favorite.

For those of you who are excited about the 2018 MLB Season, The Welcoming Committee in Boston is hosting a “Take Over” of Fenway Park and have purchased a block of tickets for Monday, April 30th when the Red Sox host the Kansas City Royals.  This will sell out so if you’re interested get your tickets now.

TWC Fenway Takeover Red Sox vs. Royals, April 30th

TWC takeover of Fenway this September

handsome, hunk, shirtless guyThe Welcoming Committee is hosting another Red Sox takeover at Fenway later this fall on Tuesday, September 26th when they host the Toronto Blue Jays.

The deadline to purchase tickets is Friday, September 1 so if this sounds interesting grab tickets while they last or before the deadline hits. Who can say which will occur first?

Tickets for TWC’s Takeover of Fenway – September 26th at 7:10PM

Pride Night at Fenway is Friday, June 9th

handsome, hunk, shirtless guyThe fifth annual Pride Night at Fenway Park will take place on Friday, June 9th when the Boston Red Sox host the Detroit Tigers. This year Pride Night at Fenway Park game tickets include a pre-game Pride Party on the Right Field Roof Deck celebrating Boston Pride Week theme “Stronger Together.” Ticket proceeds from this event will go towards Boston Pride events and programming.

Pride Night tickets are currently on sale for $45 / ticket. Purchase your ticket today before they sell out.

Buy Your Tickets Here

TWC takes over Fenway Park: Get your tickets today

baseball, jock, hunkThe Welcoming Committee will be taking over Fenway Park on Tuesday, May 2nd when the Red Sox host the Baltimore Orioles who have been playing excellent baseball. You can sit with more than 400 TWC’ers and their friends.

Get your discounted tickets here!

Boston Pride night at Fenway Park, June 3rd

Red Sox FanBoston Pride is hosting their annual Pride Night at Fenway Park on Friday, June 3rd when they face off against the Toronto Blue Jays. With the Red Sox bats smoking hot this kick-off event to Pride Week is the perfect way to celebrate. Ticket proceeds will benefit Boston Pride organization.

Boston Pride Night at Fenway Park

Red Sox Nation (even at Yankee Stadium)

EastieStrong ‏@eastiestrong someone I know was at Yankee Stadium and look what happened!

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Someone I know was at Yankee Stadium and look what happened!

This tweet was sent out earlier this afternoon and I couldn’t help but swipe it.

Fenway Park home opener today at 3:05pm

Flashback Friday, Boston Red SoxThe Red Sox are off to a strong start in the first week of the 2015 MLB season. This past weekend they wrapped up their first series against the Jeter-less New York Yankees, where they beat them in dramatic fashion on Friday night, playing 19 innings in a game that lasted seven hours.

Today Fenway Park’s home opener for the 2015 Baseball season is today.  The Boston Red Sox will play host to the Washington Nationals who have struggled in their first week of play.  After this three game series, the Red Sox will play 22 consecutive games against American League East teams so I hope the team can maintain their intensity.

Red Sox season starts today

baseball, jock, hunkThe Boston Red Sox play their first game of the 2015 MLB season later today at 3:05 pm  in Philadelphia. Fenway Park’s home opener won’t be until the following Monday when they host Washington, D.C.’s Nationals.

Hopefully the weather will warm up in a hurry so it will be more enjoyable to visit Fenway Park, and here is to hoping that this season proves to be less frustrating than 2014 for Red Sox Nation.

Red Sox spring training

sportsTomorrow Red Sox position players report for spring training with the first full-squad workout scheduled for this Thursday. It may not seem like spring (at least not here in Boston) but I love when spring training starts because I know spring is not far away. This year Red Sox Nation will also have the added benefit of the handsome (selfie loving) Grady Sizemore.  Will he be able to bring the goods or just be easy on the eyes?