well,... every year since 1918. The crowds are great, the atmosphere is
energetic, and yes, it's more fun when Yankees fans are in the park
(especially when they get escorted out of the bleachers sections for
riling up the crowd or starting fights). It's these kinds of things
that attracts players like Curt Schilling to come play for us - well,
not the fighting, but the other stuff. He LOVES playing in Boston more
than any Sox player I've ever seen. I guess maybe that's why he hasn't
lost a game at Fenway yet.
We'll see tonight if the Sox can make their record 7 out of 8 against
the Yankees this season. :-)
Robyn
Won Lee wrote:
>Tickets are hard to get for certain series. I was told that there were a
>few seats available for last weeks NY-NY series but it the stadium looked
>packed. Last year for the ALCS, 5 of us at my office tried to get tickets
>10 minutes before ticketmaster.com started to sell. 1 of us was lucky
>enough to get through to get 2 tickets. Then someone got the brilliant
>idea to buy tickets for Fenway and then maybe trade with a Red Sox
>fan. Fenway was sold out too. I've heard watching the game at Fenway is a
>better experience...as long as you're not a Yankees fan.
>
>I have a couple of HS friends that have become turncoats, moved to Boston,
>and now root for the Red Sox. Their logic - it's fun to root for the
>perpetual losers.
>
>If the Yankes win tonight, I will write a detailed report for this list
>(and specifically Robyn). If the Bombers loose, you will not hear a peep
>out of me.
>
>
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