Fenway Park wasn’t quite full on Saturday, but for the first time in exactly 20 months, it felt normal at the ballpark again. The roars of the crowd were noticeably louder with each Red Sox strikeout and hit, and the playing of “Sweet Caroline” during the eighth-inning stretch was sung with more energy than ever…
Red Sox win bench coach Will Venable’s managerial debut as electric Fenway Park returns to full capacity — Boston Herald
The Red Sox will be playing in front of sold-out crowds at Fenway Park again this season — and much sooner than expected. After Gov. Charlie Baker announcement earlier Monday that COVID-19 restrictions will be lifted across Massachusetts starting on May 29 — and Boston Mayor Kim Janey’s decision to align with the state —…
Fenway Park to return to full capacity on May 29, Red Sox ‘excited see Boston’s vibrancy restored’ — Boston Herald
Senior citizens eligible for coronavirus vaccination for the first time Monday dashed to historic Fenway Park to get their shots in as a major snowstorm bears down on Massachusetts. “I was concerned that there was going to be snow, and we wouldn’t be able to get here,” said 82-year-old Susan Johansen, who carpooled with family…
Snowstorm threatens ‘Opening Day’ for senior citizens’ vaccinations at Fenway Park — Boston Herald
If everything goes according to plan, the Red Sox expect to have fans back at Fenway Park in some form next season. “We feel very confident that we should be in a position to welcome fans back next season in likely a socially-distanced environment to start,” Red Sox president Sam Kennedy said on Tuesday. Due…
Sam Kennedy: Red Sox ‘very confident’ fans will return to Fenway Park in 2021 — Boston Herald
Sixteen years ago this weekend, Dave Roberts stole the most famous base in Red Sox history and David Ortiz hit the home run that helped launch one of the greatest comebacks in baseball — against the Yankees to boot. History was made at Fenway Park again on Saturday — though not by the lowly Sox…
Fenway Park a home run for Boston early voters amid unease over mail-in ballots — Boston Herald
Where were you when Fenway Park opened its gates for the very first time? Well considering it was in 1912, we’re going to guess you weren’t even born yet. But the home of the Boston Red Sox turned 108 on Monday and hosted its first Major League Baseball game. The then-Boston Braves defeated the New…
This Day In Red Sox History: Fenway Park Opens Gates On April 20, 1918 — NESN.com
The view from left field 