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Day of Game Information Sheet OSTON ED OX AY F AME HEET B R S D O G S WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS: 1903, 1912, 1915, 1916, 1918, 2004, 2007 AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: 1903, 1904, 1912, 1915, 1916, 1918, 1946, 1967, 1975, 1986, 2004, 2007 AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST DIVISION CHAMPIONS: 1975, 1986, 1988, 1990, 1995, 2007 AMERICAN LEAGUE WILD CARD: 1998, 1999, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2008, 2009 MONDAY, JULY 25, 2011 BOSTON RED SOX (62-37) KANSAS CITY ROYALS (42-59) ST A.L. EAST 1 PLACE A.L. CENTRAL 12 GB JON LESTER, LHP (10-4, 3.31 ERA) KYLE DAVIES, RHP (1-9, 7.32 ERA) HOME GAME #51 GAME TIME: 7:10 P.M. BAG WRISTBAND OF THE DAY: GREEN GATES OPEN: 5:40 P.M. (5:10 P.M. AT GATES A & D) FIELD WRISTBAND OF THE DAY: RED RED SOX BATTING PRACTICE: 4:25-5:30 P.M. HOUSE TV: CH 3-12 (HD), CH 18 (CONCOURSE), CH1 (SUITES) ROYALS BATTING PRACTICE: 5:30-6:15 P.M. RADIO: WEEI (850 AM), SBN (1150 AM) POLAND SPRING GREEN TEAM: TO MEET AT THE TRIANGLE PARKING LOT 1 HOUR BEFORE GAMETIME YAWKEY WAY ACTIVITY: HOT TAMALES BRASS BAND, STILT WALKER, BALLOON ARTIST, FACE PAINTER, WALLY’S WORLD BIG CONCOURSE ACTIVITY: JUGGLER AUTOGRAPH ALLEY (INSIDE THE RED SOX TEAM STORE): JERRY MOSES LEGEND’S SUITE: CARLTON FISK CONCOURSE TABLING: RED SOX NATION, KID NATION, TEAM IN TRAINING, SONY (GATE A), BRICK PROGRAM, SABRA HUMMUS (GATES A & C), 50/50 RAFFLE (GATES A, B, C & D) PREMIUM GROUPS: RAYTHEON (LEGEND’S SUITE), JOYAL CAPITAL MANAGEMENT (BOARDROOM), GUY CARPENTER (CF BATTING PRACTICE), ELENA NIELL (MONSTER CORNER), BOSTONIA GLOBAL SECURITIES (B-2), TYCO SECURITY PRODUCTS (B-3), ADT (B-4), OPUS SOLUTIONS (K-1), FINANCIAL FOUNDATIONS (K-2), MARK WRIGHT (K-3), CONNORS FAMILY OFFICE (K-4) PRE-GAME CEREMONIES HONORARY BAT KIDS: JILLIAN LEMOINE/BAT BOY TO BE SELECTED BY A RED SOX AMBASSADOR BLOOD DONOR OF THE GAME: FLORENCE ROBERTS LEADERS OF THE PACK: BATES COLLEGE CLASS OF 1979, SPORTS TRAVEL AND TOURS INDUCTION PLUS GROUP, DUFOUR TOURS, CLARK UNIVERSITY, DISCOVERY PROGRAMS @ NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY, MIT, WENTWORTH INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, BABSON COLLEGE, MILTON HIGH FACULTY FRIENDS & FAMILY, DELTA ZETA SORORITY PRE-GAME CEREMONY: RBI CEREMONY PRE-GAME CEREMONY: BOSTON ACTION TEAM COLOR GUARD: HARVARD UNIVERSITY POLICE DEPARTMENT NATIONAL ANTHEM: BERKLEE CITY MUSIC STUDENTS CEREMONIAL FIRST PITCH: DICK DAWSON – CELTICS SHAMROCK FOUNDATION CEREMONIAL FIRST PITCH: DOUG TRACIA – MASTERCARD CEREMONIAL FIRST PITCH: MADELYN GAVEN – TOTAL COMMUNICATIONS PLAY BALL: DYLAN BURNS IN-GAME CEREMONIES TH HERE’S TO THE HEROES (END OF THE 4 INNING): US NAVY CHIEF SELECT PETTY OFFICER PAUL GAGNE WHERE’S WALLY? (SUBJECT TO CHANGE) 3RD INNING: RED SOX TEAM STORE MIDDLE OF THE 7TH INNING: STRETCH ON HOME DUGOUT WALLY IN-SEAT HOT LINE NUMBER: 617-226-6040 DID YOU KNOW… …KANSAS CITY PITCHERS BRET SABERHAGEN (CY YOUNG AWARD WINNER IN ‘85) AND DAVID CONE (’94) ARE 2 OF 12 PLAYERS WHO HAVE WON THE AWARD WITH ANOTHER TEAM AND ONCE PLAYED FOR BOSTON …THE OTHER 10 CY YOUNG WINNERS ARE TOM SEAVER (METS ‘69, ‘73, ‘75), FERGUSON JENKINS (CUBS ‘71), SPARKY LYLE (YANKEES ‘77), FRANK VIOLA (TWINS ‘88), DENNIS ECKERSLEY (A’S ‘92), JOHN SMOLTZ (BRAVES ‘96), ROGER CLEMENS (BLUE JAYS ‘97, ‘98, YANKEES ‘01), PEDRO MARTINEZ (EXPOS ’97), ERIC GAGNE (DODGERS ‘03), & BARTOLO COLON (ANGELS ‘05) .
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