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Le Bostono Inn

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The estimated capacity for Miller Park is about 43,000 people.

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No. The Red Sox didn't have a black player until Pumpsie Green joined the club in 1959. Ten years earlier, the general manager of Boston's AA team in Birmingham, Alabama contacted them about Mays, who at the time was an 18-year-old phenom with the Birmingham Black Barons. Despite the rave reviews, Boston general manager Joe Cronin wasn't interested. Two years later, Mays was a New York Giants star and the National League Rookie of the Year.

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Need a lot more info. Year of Card, Name of card issuing company, condition of card, and card number. Could potentially be worth hundreds or thousands of dollars or it could be worth pennies.

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My brother has a Ted Williams Model 200 12 gauge vari choke shot gun that was our dads. I asked about it at a local gun shop a few years back and was told at that time the gun was in average condition and was worth between 150 to 200 dollars . .

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The Boston Red Sox got their name from the Red Stockings team that once played in Cincinnati. A few Cincinnati players moved the team to Boston taking the Red Stockings name with them. Eventually the Boston Red Stockings adopted the name the Boston Braves; the club is now based in Atlanta, and still retains red as one of its uniform colors. The Boston Red Sox, established in 1901, adopted their version of the old nickname in 1908..

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Boston was founded by wayward Puritans, who - for whatever resons - sought to get away from Plymouth. The Reverend William Blackstone was the first to settle there, building a house on what is now Beacon Hill - one of three hills that made up the Boston area - in 1624. Blackstone is also considered to be the first Christian to settle in Rhode Island. Keep in mind that this was a much thinner piece of land, as much of modern Boston lies on recently-placed landfill. Puritan settlers of the Massacusetts Bay Colony, who were on the less receptive Mishawum(Charlestown) Peninsula, eventually crossed the river and joined Blackstone's growing settlement. This was the basis of Modern Boston.

Beacon Hill was originally three hills(thus the word Tremont), two of which were leveled for real estate purposes by industrious men. One was used to fill in "the Back Bay," and the other was leveled to fill in what is now known as Charles Street at the foot of Beacon Hill, preventing the Crarles River from further encroachment. More importantly, the fill was also used to level the "West End" area and provide a stable footing for the North Station - where textiles from the City of Lowell could finally reach Boston by train. Mr. Lowell bbbuilt his first textile mill on the Charles River in the city of Waltham, but soon found more water power was needed. Investors bought a vast amount of land at the confluence of the Merrimack and Nashua Rivers, designed and built their city of canals, mills, bridges and the City was named after Lowell shortly after his passing. The Middlesex Canal had been dug from Boston to Lowell before the advent of trains, with horses pulling barges. Extremely inefficient and costly, this was used for perhaps a decade before the demolition of Trimount - leaving only Beacon Hill.

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Scott Boras

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jerry remy makes 3,000,000 dollars a year at NESN

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They've had a few. Check out www.logoserver.com to see most of them.

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Former MLB pitcher Jonathan Papelbon is 37 years old (birthdate: November 23, 1980).

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1953 to 1973

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Not in real life but in the novel Fudge-a-Mania by Judy Blume. In the book, Big Apfel was a character that was a retired center fielder for the Red Sox.

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Maryline Monroe

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Historians have debated this, but generally, it is believed Boston was named after the town of Boston in Lincolnshire, England; it is located about 100 miles north of London. Some people have also said that Boston was actually a shortened version of St. Botolph's Town, which is the original name of the town in England.

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making up for lost time

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This is a Winchester 1200 with a Sears name. The parent lists from $75 in poor condition to $225 in excellent, so figure about 20-30% less for a Sears-branded gun.

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pitchers: Terry Adams, Abe Alvarez, Jimmy Anderson, Bronson Arroyo, Pedro Astacio, Jamie Brown, Frank Castillo, Lenny DiNardo, Alan Embree, Keith Foulke, Bobby Jones, Byung-Hyun-Kim, Curtis Leskanic, Derek Lowe, Mark Malaska, Anastacio Martinez, Pedro Martinez, Ramiro Mendoza, Mike Myers, Joe Nelson, Curt Schilling, Phil Seibel, Mike Timlin, Tim Wakefield, Scott Williamson

catchers:Sandy Martinez, Doug Mirabelli, Jason Varitek

Infielders: Mark Bellhorn, Orlando Cabrera, Cesar Crespo, Brian Daubach, Andy Dominique, Nomar Garciaparra, Ricky Gutierrez, David McCarty, Doug Mientkiewicz, Bill Mueller, Pokey Reese, Earl Snyder, Kevin Youkilis

Outfielders: Johnny Damon, Adam Hyzdu, Gabe Kapler, Kevin Millar, Trot Nixon, Manny Ramirez, Dave Roberts

Other positions: Ellis Burks and David Ortiz

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The Red Sox won the World Series in 1903, 1912, 1915, 1916, 1918, 2004, 2007 and 2013. They also won the pennant in 1904, but there was no World Series that year, since the Giants refused to play.

they have won eight world series titles. They won in 1903, 1912, 1915, 1916, 1918, 2004, 2007 & 2013.

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The only Boston Red Sox pitcher to throw a perfect game was Cy Young on May 4, 1904. The Red Sox won the game 3-0 over Philadelphia.

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the date for pitcher and catchers to report is: feb. 16. at the exact moment of this posting it was 17 hours 2 minutes and 30 seconds away. once again, does anyone have answers as to public access to Boston Red Sox training workouts?

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you could possibly get one at fenway park but i am not shore. if not then check on eBay, then you should check some sports stores around Boston they might have some.