Martin Lieberman was among the tens of thousands who lined Boylston and Cambridge street to watch the Red Sox rolling rally today. Among the people he spotted: Relief pitcher Joe Kelly and 2004 star Pedro Martinez. Read more.
UPDATE: Released on personal recognizance at his arraignment, Suffolk County DA's office reports.
Maybe he meant well, like other people at the rolling rally tossing beers up to Red Sox players, but whatever the intent, Boston Police report a Sandwich resident faces arraignment on charges that include assault and battery with a dangerous weapon for an incident during the parade on Boylston Street in Copley Square around 11:40 a.m.
Officers placed the suspect in custody after observing him throw an unopened can of beer at one of the Duck Boats, striking an adult male party on board. The victim was not injured as a result of the incident.
— KMV (@BostonTVPhotog) October 29, 2018
Boston Police report arresting just one person early this morning for allegedly getting out of hand after the Sox won the series.
Starts at 11 a.m. at Fenway Park, goes down Boylston to Tremont up to Cambridge to New Sudbury. There will be NO rally at City Hall Plaza. Read more.
Red Sox break a long five-year drought!
Steve Pearce AND David Price for governor?
Michael Ratty reports this woman has the costume of the night at Tony C.'s in the Fenway.
Boston Police are taking no chances with the outcome of tonight's World Series game: Traffic barriers go up at 10 p.m. from the BU Bridge to Mass. Ave. and along Boylston, Ipswich, Lansdowne, Van Ness and Jersey streets. Read more.
Here’s a look at the #Redsox against this #Dodgers bullpen: pic.twitter.com/tnscpHDHpZ
— Robert Flores (@RoFlo) October 28, 2018
Pearce, acquired in a trade with Toronto, did damage. Joe "Wild Thing" Kelly was pretty good, too.
That was brutal.
But can somebody get Eovaldi a nice, soft bed, and Nunez a family-size bottle of ibuprofen?
Life imitating art? My picture book, BALLETBALL, is not out til 2020, but Red Sox left fielder Andrew Benintendi gave a sneak preview last night. "Baseball and ballet go together!" pic.twitter.com/jUHpNQp2Eh
— Erin Dionne (@erindionne) October 25, 2018
Marc Normandin chronicles all the way Smoltz is horrible as a color commentator.
And no heart attack from Spiderman, who went beardo a beardo to get the last out.
It'll be a transcontinental series - and the first time the two teams have met in the World Series since 1916, when Brooklyn manager Wilbert Robinson (left, and a native of Bolton, Mass.) and Sox manager Bill Carrigan met and shook hands. The Sox won that series 4-1.
.@RedSox radio broadcaster Joe Castiglione got so excited during the final play, he literally fell out of his seat.
Can you believe it? pic.twitter.com/HdMe6upUpF— MLB (@MLB) October 18, 2018
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