Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox, will be celebrating it's 100th year anniversary and now it's time to vote for the All-Fenway Team.
Here's the release from the Red Sox:
BOSTON, MA – The Boston Red Sox today announced the start of fan voting for the All-Fenway Team, comprised of Red Sox players voted on by fans as the greatest to appear at their position at Fenway Park. The voting will be hosted on RedSox.com, and fans can access it via FenwayPark100.com, the official website for the ballpark’s 100th Anniversary celebrations, with voting for the fifteen positions taking place each month leading up to the All-Star break.
The schedule of the All-Fenway Team vote is as follows:
February 13 – February 26: Right-handed and Left-handed Starting Pitchers
February 27 – March 11: Catcher and First Base
March 12 – March 25: Second Base and Third Base
March 26 – April 8: Shortstop, Bench and Bullpen
April 9 – April 22: ...
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PLAYERS:
Roger Clemens,
Dennis Eckersley,
Pedro Martinez,
Tim Wakefield,
Jon Lester,
Babe Ruth,
Carlton Fisk,
Jason Varitek,
Bill Buckner,
George Scott,
Mo Vaughn,
Kevin Youkilis,
Dustin Pedroia,
Wade Boggs,
Mike Lowell,
Bill Mueller,
Nomar Garciaparra,
Ted Williams,
Carl Yastrzemski,
JD Drew,
Trot Nixon,
Johnny Damon,
Fred Lynn,
Cecil Cooper,
David Ortiz,
Alex Cora,
Tom Gordon,
Jonathan Papelbon,
Mike Timlin,
Terry Francona,
Don Zimmer
TEAMS: Boston Red Sox, Tampa Bay Rays, St. Louis Cardinals, Philadelphia Phillies
TEAMS: Boston Red Sox, Tampa Bay Rays, St. Louis Cardinals, Philadelphia Phillies
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