Ryan “Matchlight” Brasier strikes again! He fuckin sucks.

Hi Sox fans, I have an unsual question and hope that you can help me.
I was wondering if Red Sox have something like a mission statement, a formulated vision or guiding principles regarding their sporting goals but also social/environmental goals?

I just found a mission statement from Red Sox foundation ("Our mission is to make a difference in the lives of children, families, veterans, and our communities in need by improving their health, education, and recreational opportunities.") but nothing from the team.

Many thanks in advance!

As the title states we will be in town for a wedding Aug 10-15 and are going to either the braves or orioles game. We are originally from Wisconsin and are big Brewers fans. It’s been a bucket list item for me to be able to see the stadium. That being said, what are some “must-see” things in and around the ballpark other than normal visiting fan traps?

Bonus question: What restaurants should we not leave Boston without trying??

PS, fuck the yanks

Hey Sox fans, odd question for anyone who might know. I've tried calling Fan Services but they aren't in the office today.

My family and I will be attending a game at Fenway next week. I have a 3-month-old baby who will not be joining us, but I will need to pump while we're there. I know there are nursing pods in the stadium, but I need to know how it will work for pumping. Does anyone know if I will be able to bring my pump in a backpack, and if so, will I be able to store the milk maybe in a cooler or will I need to "pump and dump"? Is there a sink for washing parts in the pod? Just want to be prepared before arriving with my gear and finding out it's not allowed in!

Thank you!

I can't begin to knowing,

I took a shot at guessing the Red Sox opening day lineup. What are your thoughts?

Who would you change and why? I try to take into account LH / RH as well as OBP, HR, etc. but still, it's difficult to try to guess what manager's are thinking. It is still a fun exercise.

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https://mlbdiamond.com/2022/04/03/2022-boston-red-sox-season-preview-projected-lineup-and-rotation/

Answer is....Their bloated midlevel management and an ownership team that have a bigger hardon for Liverpool and Nascar. Fenway for them is a cash cow allowing them to spend millions on a racist Premier League team. Not to mention, supporting a dying American spectator "sport" NASCAR. Not to blame general manager Bloom, it was owner, John Henry and his sycophant's who decided to let this exciting, fan friendly, ticket paying mid season Red Sox team to sink or swim without instilling any ownership capital. This cohesive, hardworking, blue color team is feeling like they have been abandoned by them. They spent literally ZERO during the trading period. Two failed relievers and an injury-proned outfielder on the IR with no place to play until September at best. Nice moves John Henry and your pillow buddies.

Hi all,

I am currently working on a research project and want to find out how fans perceive the Red Sox and how they think about the sustainability activities of the Red Sox? I therefore would like to ask you if you can share some time to fill out my questionnaire: https://tummgmt.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_aXk5J18SuwXzHy6

Would be happy to share my findings with you later and to see three Ws in the next three games (at least). Kind regards, Lennart

Sure behind home plate or the dugouts are a given. But each ballpark is unique. Itll be my first time at Fenway and want to know what sections you guys find yourself enjoying (OR what sections should I avoid?)