Boston Red Sox

Red Sox in History

The Boston Red Sox was first introduced in the year 1908 and continues to be known as the most notable professional baseball team. The team has brought major pride in their hometown Boston, Massachussetts, winning the Major League Baseball, American League and American League Eastern Division. Dating back in 1912, Boston Red Sox made Fernway Park, popularly known as “The Fens" their playtime home.

One of the highlights in the Red Sox time line was during the most talked about trade of Babe Ruth to their rival team the Yankees. Ruth has set numerous World Series during his time and has been such a great loss for the Red Sox team when he decided to switch. It was said to believe that it was the curse for the team which was popularly dubbed then as “Curse of the Bambino". For the fans, never to worry though since the said “curse" has ended in 2004 when the Red Sox won their World Series Championship.

Red Sox Popularity

The Boston Red Sox became the American League champions after their much talk about game against the New York Yankees. To their loyal followers, it will be remembered that they almost bagged the World Series championship in 1986, however, victory was taken by the Mets then. Now, they are known to be the first one in the baseball history to win a best of seven series.

With their recent win, their popularity grew even more. You would see around Red Sox merchandise being worn not only by the Sox players as well as celebrities and other baseball fans who flock the Fenway Park ready for some serious play ball time.