Posted on October 11 2016
Major League Baseball Tour
Boston Red Sox
vs
Chicago White Sox
SCORECARD
Flip this card to see the score of the game!
BOX SCORE
Boston Red Sox- 6
Chicago White Sox - 8
Chicago White Sox WIN!
ABOUT THE GAME
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ATTENDANCE
37,790 fans
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DURATION
4 hours 25 minutes
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STADIUM
Fenway Park, Boston, Massachusetts
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WEATHER
75 degrees, Partly Cloudy
Did you know?
As we travel from one Major League Baseball stadium to the next, we are really enjoying how each stadium is completely different and has its own character, history, and architecture. Here are a few of the unusual facts about Fenway Park that we found especially interesting.
Facts Unique to
Fenway Park
HISTORY OF THE NAME
COINED AS:
STATS
Fenway Farms
Fenway Farms is sited on a 5,000 square foot roof above the Red Sox Front Offices. Previously an underutilized black rubber membrane roof, the space will now be used much more productively with an estimated 4,000 pounds of produce harvested annually.
Environmental Benefits of Fenway Farms include:
-Improved air quality
-Energy conservation through improved thermal performance
-Moderation of urban heat island effect
-Storm water amelioration
Our Reflections on the Game
Advice and reflections from the Glanville Team
Thoughts from James
I love the big green monster! This place is iconic and historic. Lots of brick and green. The aisles are tight and the seats are small – it makes me know what it was like to watch baseball decades ago.James
Christie’s Thoughts
This is a good ole American Ballpark! Tight rows and small seats and limited leg room = meet your neighbors! Everyone at Fenway is friendly and into the game! Passing beers and money down the rows, standing in long lines to get in, is all part of the experience here!Christie
SMILE
Some snapshots from the game.
Thank you for following along! Stay tuned, next we are heading to Detroit, Michigan to the Comerica Park, on June 26th, 2016. See you after!
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