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Day of Game Information Sheet BOSTON RED SOX DAY OF GAME SHEET WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS: 1903, 1912, 1915, 1916, 1918, 2004, 2007, 2013 AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: 1903, 1904, 1912, 1915, 1916, 1918, 1946, 1967, 1975, 1986, 2004, 2007, 2013 AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST DIVISION CHAMPIONS: 1975, 1986, 1988, 1990, 1995, 2007, 2013, 2016 AMERICAN LEAGUE WILD CARD: 1998, 1999, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2008, 2009 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 2017 – JIMMY FUND RADIO-TELETHON BOSTON RED SOX (68-51) ST LOUIS CARDINALS (61-58) A.L. EAST 1ST PLACE N.L. CENTRAL 1 ½ GB EDUARDO RODRIGUEZ, LHP (4-3, 3.80 ERA) LANCE LYNN, RHP (10-6, 3.12 ERA) HOME GAME #59 GAME TIME: 7:10 P.M. BAG WRISTBAND OF THE DAY: ORANGE GATES OPEN: 5:40 P.M. FIELD WRISTBAND OF THE DAY: YELLOW RED SOX BATTING PRACTICE: 4:20-5:20 PM HOUSE TV: CH 3-12 (HD), CH 18 (CONCOURSE), CH1 (SUITES) CARDINALS BATTING PRACTICE: 5:20-6:05 PM RADIO: WEEI (93.7 FM), SBN (1150 AM) POLAND SPRING GREEN TEAM: TO MEET AT THE TRIANGLE PARKING LOT 1 HOUR BEFORE GAMETIME YAWKEY WAY ACTIVITY: DANCE CONNECTION, BALLOON ARTIST, FACE PAINTER, STILT WALKER, COMCAST XFINITY ZONE KIDS CONCOURSE ACTIVITY: BALLOON ARTIST, FACE PAINTER, JUGGLER, STILT WALKER, JUGGLER CONCOURSE TABLING: RSF 50/50 RAFFLE (GATES A, C, D), INNSEASON (GATES A & B), TED WILLIAMS MUSEUM, RED SOX REWARDS, ANHEUSER BUSCH, SALES ACADEMY, ORTIZ STATUE, COCA-COLA THROWBACK MORPHING STATION (GATE A), GROUP SALES, BOSTON GLOBE (GATE C) PREMIUM GROUPS: JETBLUE (LEGENDS SUITE), EMARSYS (502 PERCH), QUINCY MUTUAL GROUP (TERRACE DECK A), MCCARTHY BOULEY BARRY & MORGAN P.C. (TERRACE DECK B), GN RESOUND (BOARDROOM), JEREMY KANE (PRESS BOX SUITE), CLEAN HARBORS (INFINITI SUITE), TALKINGRAIN BEVERAGE COMPANY (L-8), STV/DPM (L-14A, L-14B), BRS (R-20), ZAYO GROUP (B-1), RSF (B-2), AETNA INSURANCE (B-4), FITVINE WINE (B-5), ERICA’S SUITE (B-6), TRANSWESTERN CONSULTING GROUP (K-1), FRESENIUS KIDNEY CARE (K-2), CONTROL CONSULTANTS INC. (K-3), FRESINIUS KIDNEY CARE (K-4), HOOD (K-5), HOME BASE SUITE (K-6), MASS MUTUAL (LANSDOWNE PAVILION), DISNEY MEDIA (CF BATTING PRACTICE), EVERSOURCE (ULTIMATE MONSTER), HEIDELBERG ENGINEERING (COCA-COLA DECK), JASON HIGHLAND EVENT (CARL’S CORNER), ATHENA HEALTH (LEFT FIELD DECK A & B), MIT SYSTEM DESIGN MANAGEMENT (STREGA DECK), DELOITTE (TULLY TAVERN), JIMMY FUND (CHAMPIONS CLUB) LEGENDS SUITE: BILL LEE AUTOGRAPH ALLEY: SAM HORN WALLY’S CLUBHOUSE: OPENS 3RD-7TH INNING IN THE CHAMPIONS CLUB PRE-GAME CEREMONIES: HONORARY BAT KIDS: JERRY & RICKY COOKSON – JIMMY FUND BLOOD DONOR OF THE GAME: JACOB BLOOM LEADERS OF THE PACK: ATHENA HEALTH, WENTWORTH INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PRE-GAME CEREMONY: 1967 BOSTON RED SOX 50TH ANNIVERSARY CEREMONY COLOR GUARD: QUINCY MA GIRL SCOUTS TROOP 68282 NATIONAL ANTHEM: GEMA SANTIZO – JIMMY FUND CEREMONIAL FIRST PITCH: JORDAN LEANDRE – JIMMY FUND PLAY BALL: YASSER SEOUDI – JIMMY FUND IN-GAME CEREMONIES: HATS OFF TO HEROES (MIDDLE OF THE 4TH): CW2 JAMES DANIEL MULLANEY (US ARMY) LITTLE STARS (BOTTOM OF THE 5TH): KYLE KOSTER – JIMMY FUND GOD BLESS AMERICA (MIDDLE OF THE 7TH): LYNDSAY MCCAFFERY – JIMMY FUND WHERE’S WALLY? (SUBJECT TO CHANGE) WALLY IN-SEAT HOT LINE NUMBER: 617-226-6040 GATE K: TESSIE WILL GREET FANS WHEN GATE K OPENS AND MAKE VISITS TO WALLY’S CLUBHOUSE DURING THE GAME 3RD INNING: GATE K CONCOURSE 4TH INNING: TESSIE TAKING PHOTOS WITH FANS IN THE GATE K CONCOURSE MIDDLE OF THE 7TH INNING: STRETCH ON THE FIELD 1ST BASE SIDE DONATE TO THE JIMMY FUND: 1-877-738-1234 www.jimmyfund.org/events/cancer-fundraising-events/weei-nesn-jimmy-fund-radio-telethon .
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