Boston Red Sox

The Red Sox wear the standard Home/Away uniforms as well as an additional alternate uniform. The third uniform is sparsely worn however typically these uniforms exist to generate additional revenues for the team. This practice is prevelant throughout professional sports.

The regular baseball season doe not start for another week, so no team, including the Red Sox played in a playoff game. The playoffs, or League Championship series don't begin until the regular season is over in October.

St. John Bosco High School in Bellflower, California.
St. John Bosco High School in Bellflower, California.

Andy Pettitte uses a Louisville Slugger TPX glove.

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There is an MLB rule that states the League that wins the All-Star game has home field advantage in the World Series. Since the American League won the 2009 All-Star game, 4-3, they get home field advantage for the 2009 World Series.

It depends on how far a team has to travel. If it's within considerable distance from home, they'll take a bus, otherwise they'll travel by plane.

The boston red sox don't reveal where they stay, but if you are a true fan you can find out from players blogs and fans blogs. Hope this helps!! ;)

NUMBER 16 Johnny Lucas 1931 Jud McLaughlin 1932 Ivy Andrews 1933 Hank Johnson 1934-35 Jack Wilson 1935 Stew Bowers 1936 Mike Meola 1936 Dom Dallessandro 1937 Emerson Dickman 1938-41 Al Flair 1941 Tony Lupien 1942 Vic Johnson 1944 Lou Finney 1944 Red Steiner 1945 Jim Wilson 1945 Roy Partee 1946-47 Ellis Kinder 1948-55 Bob Porterfield 1956 Harry Dorish 1956 Haywood Sullivan 1957, 1959 Bill Jurges 1959-60 (MGR) Carroll Hardy 1960-62 Dick Williams 1963-64 Jim Lonborg 1965-71 Bob Bolin 1970 Rick Miller 1972-77 Tom Burgmeier 1978-81 Bill Buckner 1984 Dave Sax 1985 Kevin Romine 1985-91 Bob Zupcic 1991 Frank Viola 1992-94 Dave Oliver 1995-96 (COACH) Joe Kerrigan 1997-2001 (COACH, MGR) Bob Kipper 2002 (COACH) Lou Collier 2003 Ricky Gutierrez 2004 Edgar Renteria 2005 David Wells 2005-06 Luis Alicea 2007-08 (COACH) George Kottaras 2009 (source http://www.redsoxdiehard.com/players/unifnums.html )

The Boston Red Sox have 8 total World Series Rings. 1 as the Boston Americans and 7 as the Boston Red Sox. They won the World Series in 1903, 1912, 1915, 1916, 1918, (2004, 2007 and 2013 Rings pictured below)!

Pitchers -

Luis Aponte

Brian Denman

Jim Dorsey

Joel Finch

Bruce Hurst

Keith Macwhorter

Bob Ojeda

Danny Parks

Chuck Rainey

Win Remmerswaal

Manny Sarmiento

Mike Smithson

Catchers -

Rich Gedman

Roger LaFrancois

John Lickert

Dave Schmidt

Infielders -

Marty Barrett

Wade Boggs

Ed Jurak

David Koza

Russ Quetti

Julio Valdez

Jim Wilson

Outfielders -

Sam Bowen

Lee Graham

Russell Laribee

Mike Ongarato

Chico Walker

Click on the 'Pawtucket-Rochester 33 inning game box score' link below to see the box score of the game.

American League.

Waivers. The deadline for regular trades is July 31, after that teams can still trade for another month via the waiver wire. Teams place their players on "waivers" which enables other teams to claim those players. If a player is claimed, the waiving team has 3 days to do choose 1 of the 3 following options: arrange a trade with the claiming team, allow the claiming team to simply take the player and assume his entire remaining contract and salary, or pull him off of waivers and keep him. If no team claims the player within a certain period of time then he is considered to have cleared waivers, and his team can either move him to the minors or pull him off of waivers.

Waivers differs from the regular trade period in that you can no longer approach specific teams and suggest a trade; you can only deal with whichever team claims the player, and teams are given preference according to their record with the worst record getting priority. This rule allows teams in contention to effectively block trades to other teams in their division.

In this instance, LA was in 1st place when they claimed AGon, so SF - being a contender for the Western title - could have opted to claim AGon after learning he was claimed by LA, seeing as SF had the worse record. The downside here is the risk of potentially getting stuck with a player they do not want, need, or can't afford. Had SF claimed AGon in attempt to block him from going to LA, Boston could have just let him go, in which case, SF is now obligated to take the player they didn't actually intend to keep.

The bottom line is that the regular trade period gives you the ability to choose a team with players you want and then negotiate a trade. Trading via waivers forces you to deal with whichever team claims your player, and that team might not have players that adequately address your needs.

are you serious? they are called the Boston red sox for a reason. must be a skanky Yankee fan.

Yes. That's why they won 27 World Series!!!

If you mean how many in a row has brady won at home, the answer is 25 as of 12/5/10

Like most MLB teams, batting practice starts approximately 3 hours before gametime. There are certain situations, (noon start following a late game, rain delay) where BP is later than that.

Fenway Park's gates open two hours before game time. One person reported that the Red Sox take the field about 20 minutes before gates open, and stay out for approx 30 minutes after gates open. The visiting team then take BP for approx another hour.

Another perspective; I went to batting practice and I was there before it even began. They worked with some young guys at first at like 3 and than started in with the whole team at 4 they all stop at 5:10 for the away to start.

Brantford Red Sox was created in 1911.

The single season HBP record is held by Hughie Jennings of the Baltimore Orioles who was hit 51 times in the 1896 season.

no he did not

Recently, Tim Naehring wore #11.