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Boston Red Sox
Sport: Baseball
Background: The Boston Red Sox are a Major League Baseball team located in Boston, Massachusetts. They are in the American League East Division.
Founded: 1893, as the Toledo, Ohio franchise in the minor Western League. Moved to Boston when that league became the American League in 1900.
Formerly known as: Boston Americans (1901), Boston Somersets (1902), Boston Pilgrims (1903-1906).
Current ownership: John Henry and Tom Werner, who paid $660 million and assumed $40 million in debt, in February 2002. The purchase includes Fenway Park and 80 percent of New England Sports Network. The purchase price set a record for a major league baseball franchise.


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Home ballpark:
Fenway Park
Uniform colors: Navy blue, Red, and White
Logo design: Two hanging red socks
Wild Card titles won (3): 1998, 1999, 2003
Division championships won (5): 1975, 1986, 1988, 1990, 1995
American League pennants won (10): 1903, 1904, 1912, 1915, 1916, 1918, 1946,
1967, 1975, 1986
World Series championships won (5): 1903, 1912, 1915, 1916, 1918

Early 20th century
The Boston Red Sox won the first World Series in 1903. In the following decade, the club won four World Series in a six-year span despite changing ownership several times. The 1912 and 1915 clubs featured an outfield considered to be among the finest in the game: Tris Speaker, Harry Hooper and Duffy Lewis.

The Red Sox were owned by Joseph Lannin from 1913 to 1916 and he signed Babe Ruth, commonly seen as the best player in baseball history. In 1919, the team's new owner, Harry Frazee, sold Ruth to the New York Yankees. Legend has it that he did so in order to finance a Broadway play No, No Nanette starring 'a friend', but in actual fact the play did not open on Broadway until 1925. Rather, Frazee sold Ruth, and a host of other star players such as Sad Sam Jones and Carl Mays, to Colonel Jacob Ruppert's New York Yankees, in order to pay off debts from the failures of other shows. The players formed the nucleus of the first championship Yankee teams of the 20s. Since the gutting of their championship team, the Red Sox have never won a World Series, and many in the media speak of the Curse of the Bambino - a play on one of Ruth's nicknames. The contract was a straight sale; the Red Sox got no players in return. Serious fans consider the curse to be a lot of nonsense, and take little note of such thoughts. Though Sox fans annually struggle to understand their misfortune.

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:: POSTSEASON SERIES OF NOTES ::

• 1903 World Series
• 1904 World Series
• 1912 World Series
• 1915 World Series
• 1916 World Series
• 1918 World Series
• 1946 World Series
• 1967 World Series
• 1975 American League Championship Series
• 1975 World Series
 

• 1986 American League Championship Series
• 1986 World Series
• 1988 American League Championship Series
• 1990 American League Championship Series
• 1995 American League Division Series
• 1998 American League Division Series
 

• 1999 American League Division Series
• 1999 American League Championship Series
• 2003 American League Division Series
• 2003 American League Championship Series

:: BASEBALL HALL OF FAMERS ::

• Luis Aparicio
• Lou Boudreau
• Jesse Burkett
• Orlando Cepeda
• Jack Chesbro
• Jimmy Collins
• Joe Cronin
• Bobby Doerr
• Dennis Eckersley
• Rick Ferrell
• Carlton Fisk
 

• Jimmie Foxx
• Lefty Grove
• Harry Hooper
• Waite Hoyt
• Ferguson Jenkins
• George Kell
• Heinie Manush
• Juan Marichal
• Herb Pennock
• Tony Perez
 

• Red Ruffing
• Babe Ruth
• Tom Seaver
• Al Simmons
• Tris Speaker
• Ted Williams
• Carl Yastrzemski
• Cy Young

:: CURRENT STARS ::

• Mark Bellhorn
• Johnny Damon
• Alan Embree
• Keith Foulke
• Nomar Garciaparra
• Derek Lowe
• Pedro Martinez
 

• Kevin Millar
• Bill Mueller
• Trot Nixon
• David Ortiz
• Manny Ramirez
• Pokey Reese
 

• Curt Schilling
• Mike Timlin
• Jason Varitek
• Tim Wakefield

:: NOT TO BE FORGOTTEN ::

• Harry Agganis
• Tony Armas
• Wade Boggs
• Bill Buckner
• Roger Clemens (AL MVP, 6 Cy • Young Award)
• Tony Conigliaro
• Doc Cramer
• Dom DiMaggio
• Dwight Evans
• Wes Ferrell
• Dave "Boo" Ferris
• Rich Gedman
• Pumpsie Green
• Mike Greenwell
• Dave Henderson
• Rickey Henderson (AL MVP)
• Butch Hobson
 

• Jackie Jensen (AL MVP)
• Ellis Kinder
• Bill Lee
• Duffy Lewis
• Jim Lonborg (Cy Young Award)
• Fred Lynn (AL Rookie of the Year, AL MVP)
• Frank Malzone
• Carl Mays
• Al Nipper
• Mel Parnell
• Johnny Pesky
• Rico Petrocelli
• Jimmy Piersall
 

• Dick Radatz
• Jerry Remy
• Jim Rice (AL MVP)
• Pete Runnells
• Calvin Schiraldi
• Bob Stanley
• Vern Stephens
• Frank Tanana
• Birdie Tebbetts
• Luis Tiant
• Mo Vaughn (AL MVP)
• Smokey Joe Wood

:: RETIRED NUMBERS ::

• 1 Bobby Doerr
• 4 Joe Cronin
• 8 Carl Yastrzemski
 

• 9 Ted Williams
• 27 Carlton Fisk
 

• 42 Jackie Robinson (retired by all Major League ball clubs)

External links
Boston Red Sox official website (http://redsox.mlb.com/) The Sons of Sam Horn - the top Red Sox fan site (http://www.sonsofsamhorn.com/) Talksox - Red Sox fan discussion forum (http://www.talksox.com/)

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