#2004-world-series

#2004-world-series

The 2024 Red Sox will honor Tim Wakefield with a commemorative patch and special ceremony.

The 2004 Red Sox World Series team will be celebrated during the home opener.

The Red Sox honor past legends like Tim Wakefield and Larry Lucchino during Opening Day ceremony.

The 2004 World Series championship team players and coaches are recognized alongside a tribute to Tim Wakefield and his wife, Stacy.

The Red Sox honored Tim and Stacy Wakefield, Larry Lucchino, and others before a game at Fenway Park commemorating the 2004 World Series championship team.

Varitek and Cora expressed deep emotions at the touching ceremony acknowledging Wakefield's legacy and the importance of honoring the team's history.

The Red Sox honored Tim Wakefield, Larry Lucchino, and the 2004 World Series team before their home opener.

The ceremony included a moment of silence, flyover, tribute video, and involvement of former players and family members.

Curt Schilling declined invitation to Red Sox ceremony honoring 2004 World Series championship team and Tim Wakefield.

Schilling's absence at the ceremony was his own decision and not requested by the Red Sox or teammates.

The 2004 Red Sox ended an 86-year championship drought, lifting the burden of the 'Curse of the Bambino' forever.

The Red Sox will celebrate the 20th anniversary of the 2004 World Series championship team at their April 9 home opener.

Players will wear commemorative patches of Tim Wakefield's No. 49 on their uniforms throughout the season.

Manny Ramirez, a member of the 2004 Red Sox World Series-winning team, showcased his unique personality during a recent reunion event.

Ramirez's eccentric behavior continues to intrigue and entertain fans, highlighting his lasting impact on Red Sox supporters.

The Red Sox celebrated the 2004 World Series team during their home opener with notable guests in attendance.

PWHL Boston players were at the game and shared their experience on social media before resuming their season in the IIHF Women's World Championship.

The 2004 Boston Red Sox ended a long championship drought with a team built on selflessness and brotherhood.

Tim Wakefield's contributions to the team went beyond his performance on the field, making him a fan-favorite and a philanthropic pillar.

The Boston Red Sox are playing their first game of the 2024 season at Fenway Park against the Baltimore Orioles, with festivities honoring the 2004 World Series championship team.

Nearly 40 members of the 2004 title-winning Red Sox team, including players and coaches, are expected to attend the home opener for the special tribute.

Netflix is releasing a docuseries about the Boston Red Sox's historic 2004 World Series comeback on Oct. 23.

The series includes interviews with legendary players and key figures from the 2004 team.